Shah of Shahs Agatha Christie paper tanned and stained here

paper tanned and stained here and there with sporadic foxing throughout

during which time he discovered many of the 19th-century textual and visual sources that had influenced Melville” (Abrams

a little foxing to the closed text block

with subtle infilling and retouching to visually reintegrate the original design

"This novel first appeared in 1908

Shah of Shahs Agatha Christie paper tanned and stained hereRyszard Kapuscinski, Shah of Shahs. London: The Folio Society, 2019. First printing thus. With an introduction by Maziar Bahari, translated from the Polish by William R. Brand and Katarzyna Mroczkowska Brand. 229 162 20 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxx, [12] 3131 [132]: [7] leaves of plates (facing pp. [iii], and between pp. 2829, 7677 and 108109). Type: Arno Pro. Printed and bound by Neografia in three quarter black cloth with white paper front board blocked in