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First edition. An almost very good book, Acidic wartime paper has browned a little, slight graze to side of spine

Signed by Author. First edition. A fine book in a fine dustjacket. Hardcover. Signed by the author as a presentation copy to Charles Wintour, author and editor of the London Evening Standard Newspaper

First Edition. A Fine Book in Laminated Boards. As presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Aldwych Theatre

First edition. A very good hardback book without dust jacket. Covers a little dirty, contents fine

First edition. A very good book (faded to spine) without dust jacket

First edition. A very good book in very good dust jacket

First edition. A near fine book in a very good (complete, but rubbed at front  and dirty at rear) dust jacket

Edition not stated. Souvenir booklet to celebrate the 40th year of "The Mousetrap". Near fine condition

First edition. A near fine book in near fine (front flap has small fold) dust jacket

First edition. A near fine book in near fine dust jacket

First edition. A very good book (slight fading to spine) without dust jacket

First edition. A very good book (light foxing to prelims) in a good only dust jacket  (slight loss at top of spine, folded tear to front)

Reprint. Second impression. A very good book (little faded) without dust jacket

First edition, with "here" instead of "her" on page 29. An almost very good book, spine faded, and slightly cocked, without dustjacket.

First edition. A fine book in a near fine (price-clipped) dust jacket

First edition. A very good book (little worn) in fair-good dustjacket (severe wear to top edge, lighter wear to bottom edge)

First edition. A very good book without dust jacket. Light wear to bottom edge

First edition thus (true first is 1852). A near fine book with no dust jacket. Scarce

Second impression. A near fine book in very good + dustjacket (one small tear at top edge near spine)

First edition. A near fine book in green boards.