Tales of Suspense & Tales of Mystery and Imagination Agatha Christie A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities certainly stands apart from all his other novels" (ODNB)

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[together with] a contemporary advertisement brochure for the four-volume set

Tales of Suspense & Tales of Mystery and Imagination Agatha Christie A Tale of Two CitiesWilkie Collins, Tales of Suspense. London: The Folio Society, 1954. First printing thus. Edited by Robert Ashley and Herbert van Thal, lithographs by Anne Scott. 226 149 27 mm. Pp. [iviii], [1] 2255 [256]: [8] leaves of two colour plates (facing pp. 16, 33, 48, 112, 145, 176, 224 and 241). Type: Times New Roman with Bodoni, Bodoni Ultra italic and Thorne Shaded for display. Printed by Butler and Tanner, the lithographs by the Curwen Press. Bound by