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bright and free of any inscriptions
Translated by John Dryden
There are 85 colour illustrations by Cox printed in the text and on the endleaves
divided into three volumes
[i–iv] v–xxiv [xxv–xxviii]
Salomé Agatha Christie bright and free of anyOscar Wilde, Salom. London: The Folio Society, 1957. First printing thus. Newly translated by Vyvyan Holland, [wood ] engravings by Frank Martin. 208 142 11 mm. Pp. [112] 1362 [6364]. Type: Perpetua. Printed in blue green and black by the Curwen Press. Bound by Richard Clay in full blue and green brocade. The Presentation Volume for 1957. Black slip case. The illustrations consist of six full page, and two vignette wood engravings, printed in two
