A Shropshire Lad Agatha Christie [i–iv] v–viii [ix–x]

[i–iv] v–viii [ix–x]

With the exception of The Year of the Floow that has two black stamps at the top of the title page (presumably to cover a previous owner's inscription)

dark pink endleaves printed with samples of Wilde’s words from the first and last pages of the original manu script

The illustrations by Anthony Gross are taken from an edition published by Heinemann in 1950

worn and a little frayed

A Shropshire Lad Agatha Christie [i–iv] v–viii [ix–x]A Shropshire Lad, A. E. Housman. London: The Folio Society, 2014. First printing thus. With wood engravings by Agnes Miller Parker. 222 145 13 mm. Pp. [i iv], [12] 390 [9192]. Type: Baskerville. Printed and bound by L. E. G. O. in quarter grey cloth with cream paper boards printed in black and green with design by Parker; cream endleaves printed with repeat bird design in green. Green slip case. Parkers engravings were first used in George C. Harraps