The Dead Sea Scrolls Agatha Christie A humorous illustrated parody of

A humorous illustrated parody of Omar Khayyam's Rubaiyat follows a mischievous Persian kitten on a series of escapades

Content and illustrations clean with minimal foxing

Comes with the original dust wrapper that is very worn

and some offsetting and foxing

with the outer leaves being especially grubby and darkened

The Dead Sea Scrolls Agatha Christie A humorous illustrated parody ofThe Dead Sea Scrolls, a Selection of Original Manuscripts, Translated and Edited by Geza Vermes. London: The Folio Society, 2000. Third Printing 2002. Map by Reginald Piggott. 240 177 34 mm. Pp. [15] 610 [1117] 18335 [336]: [10] pages of colour, 8 pages of monochrome plates. Type: Miller with Ondine for display. Printed and bound by Butler and Tanner. Full vegetable parchment (Parchemarque) printed in colour with a reproduction of one of the scrolls;