REBUS puzzles

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Although I'm not sure of the association between the gibbon and lah.
 
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Wikipedia sorted it out for me:

"The lar gibbon (Hylobates lar), also known as the white-handed gibbon"
 
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Dam! Missed that one! Away camping for four days. Good one!
 
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American author and his book- perhaps his most famous, which was published in 1999


It appears as though @Matty01 knows the answer? I have no clue!

On second thought, Hannibal by Thomas Harris?
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Didn’t have friends around for dinner tonight and the bevy of choice was Mariage Frères Earl Grey- conviviality and Chianti will have to wait for the weekend
 
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American author and his book- perhaps his most famous, which was published in 1999
It appears as though @Matty01 knows the answer? I have no clue!
On second thought, Hannibal by Thomas Harris?
Nothing to do with dragons 😉.

Stars all around, I think.

 
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Not easy indeed.

All I have is:

Tracks/trax etc
Hamburg (Hamburglar less ER) - Burgl - to Rob
Ratingen (rat engine?) - Inn
Davidson
(Plums minus plums)
😕


Thinking caps on crew.

Edit: Some pointers from Matty set me on a different track 😁.
Still puzzled though. It's a good one.

OK, so I tidy up my clues based on recent intelligence 😉.

Too late for a place though.
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Not easy indeed.

All I have is:

Tracks/trax etc
Hamburg (Hamburger less ER)
Ratingen (rat engine?)
Davidson (Plums minus plums)
😕


Thinking caps on crew.


That’s a mighty fine start

Tracks/trax etc- yep
Hamburg (Hamburger less ER) partially right
Ratingen (rat engine?) right town, but it’s more about the building wherein Cromwell is alleged to have visited
Davidson (Plums minus plums) yep
 
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Hey!
I woulda got it!

(in another few days)

Well done.
 
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The scallywag’s a robber.
The building is a pub (inn)

Indeed- a mighty fine read- the film good too, I managed to get to the premiere with q&a with Robyn… was pretty awesome
 
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Okay! But please explain how the clues point to the names of the book and the author! Doesn’t make any sense to me.