The Idiot Agatha Christie and there is heavy offsetting

and there is heavy offsetting and foxing throughout

Otherwise pages are clean and free of inscriptions

The chronological order of the published collections presents the key points in Larkin’s writing career

These images

a little creasing and bumping to spine foot and lower rear corner

The Idiot Agatha Christie and there is heavy offsettingFyodor Dostoyevsky, The Idiot. London: The Folio Society, 1971. First printing thus. Translated with an introduction by David Magarshack, drawings by Charles Keeping. 228 148 42 mm. Pp. [18] 9670 [671672]. Type: Times New Roman with Castellar for display. Printed and bound by Richard Clay. Full green cloth with a design in brown by Keeping; brown endleaves. Brown slip case. The illustrations consist of 20 full page drawings printed from line blocks.