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was famously adapted into a film by Alfred Hitchcock in 1951
With the exception of The Year of the Floow that has two black stamps at the top of the title page (presumably to cover a previous owner's inscription)
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photographs and cards signed by prominent authors and playwriters
The second photo is stock for illustrative purposes
1842 Antique Early Victorian Student Notebook / Ledger for Accountancy & Finance Agatha Christie was famously adapted into aEarly Victorian Notebook for Accountancy and Finance. Handwritten in beautiful calligraphy, having belonged to George Richards of St James's Academy, London, and started on 28 May 1842 and finished on 15 November 1842. Hardcover; quarter leather with hand marbled sides and marbled edges; 18. 5 x 23 cm, 126 unnumbered pages. Handwritten throughout in exquisite penmanship, including lessons on round timber, compound interest, rebate or discount,
