The Bible Designed to Be Read as Literature Agatha Christie pale yellow endleaves with a

pale yellow endleaves with a map in colour

Octavo (225 x 136mm)

With many black-and-white illustrations by Pauline Baynes

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In a good-only dustwrapper that is faded to spine and unevenly on panels with title on spine hardly legible

The Bible Designed to Be Read as Literature Agatha Christie pale yellow endleaves with aTHE BIBLE Designed to Be Read as Literature. London: The Folio Society, 1957 1958. First printing thus of the first edition of the Bible published by the Society. Edited and arranged by Ernest Sutherland Bates, with old master drawings. Introduction by Laurence Binyon. 259 168 44 46 mm. With 32 leaves of gravure plates across the two volumes. Type: Baskerville. Printed by Richard Clay, the gravures by Sun Printers. Bound by Richard Clay in full dark