Lord of the Flies Agatha Christie creased corner to one of

creased corner to one of the tipped-in plates

Type: Caslon with Blackmoor for display

it is better & prettier than mine") thanking Mrs Wood for the kind invitation to read or talk about his poetry and politely refusing due to doctor's orders

Isaak Dinesen

There are no other signs of wear or rubbing to the edges of the binding

Lord of the Flies Agatha Christie creased corner to one ofLord of the Flies, by William Golding. London: Faber and Faber, 1954. First edition, third impression published in 1955. Publisher's red cloth, white titles to spine; with original, unclipped dust jacket with a design by Anthony Gross, showing price 12s 6d net to front flap. Good condition book with lightly spotted covers that are rubbed to extremities and corners, and with spine tips that are a little crushed and discoloured. The spine is cocked, the