Mr Norris Changes Trains Agatha Christie [1–2] 3–252 [253–258]: [7] leaves

[1–2] 3–252 [253–258]: [7] leaves of colour plates facing pp

Fairy Tales

Steinbeck regarded 'East of Eden' as his greatest novel and noted

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What You Need to Be Warm by Neil Gaiman

Mr Norris Changes Trains Agatha Christie [1–2] 3–252 [253–258]: [7] leavesMr Norris Changes Trains, Christopher Isherwood. London: The Folio Society, 1990. First printing thus. illustrations by Beryl Cook, introduction by Samuel Hynes. 280 185 23 mm. Pp. [ivi] viixv [xvi], 1174 [175178]: [8] leaves of colour plates (facing pp. [iii], 1, 25, 84, 104, 133, 157 and between pp. 4041). Type: Plantin Light with Bauhaus for display. Typeset by Speedspools, printed by the Bath Press, the lithographs by Jolly and Barber. Bound by