The Screwtape Letters Agatha Christie and would have preferred a

and would have preferred a more humorous interpretation of d'Aulnoy's eccentric situations by the likes of Alfred Forrester)

000 copies were published in September 1952 at $4

In very good dust wrapper with a sunned spine

in quarter dark green leather with paper boards by Victoria Hall

Binding ever-so-slightly fragile with a couple of sporadic breaks

The Screwtape Letters Agatha Christie and would have preferred aLEWIS, C. S. The Screwtape Letters. London: Geoffrey Bles, 1942. First edition, second printing, 1942. Publisher's black cloth, clear label with title to spine; no dustwrapper. A good copy, binding with a slight lean but firm, with mild bumping and wear to corners and spine tips, a little marking to boards, with spine label worn, some foxing to edges and prelims, a small name inscribed and date inscribed to FFEP, and two ear marks to two pages; else a