Le Morte d'Arthur Agatha Christie it has now been placed

it has now been placed in a removable

Full green-grey linen with a design by van Sandwyk in black and gold

its sinking by the Japanese submarine I-58

one is a cut-out from a 2011 issue of the Independent featuring Tim Cumming's review of Machen's 'The White People and Other Weird Stories'

leaving extensive notes and unfinished text

Le Morte d'Arthur Agatha Christie it has now been placedMALORY, Thomas (Sir). Le Morte d'Arthur. 2 vols (see below). Printed by the Bath Press. Bound by Smith Settle. Black two volume clamshell box, leather spine label titled (as above) in gold. This facsimile of the third Dent edition of Malorys work (1927), designed and illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley in 18931894, was printed on paper specially made by James Cropper to resemble the original as closely as possible. The title pages are dated MMIII and 2003