Irish Fairy and Folk Tales Agatha Christie Nothing could give a better

Nothing could give a better idea of the flavour of these remarkable books than the titles—Castle of Wolfenbach

Illustrated by Arthur Rackham with 8 full-page illustrations in colour and sixty drawings in black and white

London: Ghost Story Press

which traces the career of his inimitable and much loved hero

Frontispiece to volume one of an engraved map of England and Wales with contemporary hand colouring

Irish Fairy and Folk Tales Agatha Christie Nothing could give a betterIrish Fairy and Folk Tales, selected and edited, with an introduction, by W. B. Yeats. London: The Folio Society, 2007. Foreword by Paul Muldoon, illustrations by Linda Farquharson. 227 150 32 mm. Pp. [12], [iv] vixxvi, [14], 5336 [337340]. Type: Fournier with Colmcille for display. Printed by the Saint Edmundsbury Press. Bound by Hunter and Foulis in full red cloth blocked and printed with design in black, silver and metallic green by Farquharson;