which its author had referred to as an edda or poetics
offsetting to endpapers and the odd foxing spot throughout and to edges
with the unclipped dust jacket with price that reads 250/250 (Younger & Hirsch 33)
3–240: [7] leaves of colour plates (facing pp
In a very good dust jacket with small stain to foot of spine and a little creasing to extremities
The Horse and His Boy (The Chronicles of Narnia) Agatha Christie which its author had referredLEWIS, C. S. The Horse and His Boy. London: Geoffrey Bles, 1959. First edition, third printing of the fifth book in the Chronicles of Narnia series (chronologically). 7. 9 x 5. 5 inch, 199 pages. Publisher's original binding, silver lettering to spine, map front endpapers; with unclipped (10s 6d net) dust jacket. A good ex library copy, with the binding slanted but firm, spine tips a tad crushed, and foxing and smudging to the closed text block, with