[1–3] 4–291 [292]: [22] leaves of colour plates
sharing deep truths drawn from lived experience
Signatures are all partly separated from each other
Two of the greatest metropolises of the early 20th century
shortly after his arrival in London at the age of 21
Paddington on Top Agatha Christie [1–3] 4–291 [292]: [22] leavesPaddington on Top, by Michael Bond. London: Collins, 1974. First edition, second impression, 1975. Publisher's salmon binding, silver lettering to spine; in unclipped dust jacket (1. 95 net to front flap). Very good, ex library copy, binding with a slight lean but secure, pages clean and uninscribed, with a couple of small marks to edges, a small ex library stamp to FFEP, and couple of ear marks throughout. In a good dust wrapper that is lightly