Search Results: Titles starting with T from baggins books & collectables

U.S.A.: RANDOM HOUSE, 1965. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. A very good copy in its original un restored dust wrapper. pages with previous owners inscription,No tears or loss. Slight foxing. Dated 19635 first US edition. The dust wrapper is complete with slight fade marks. Booksellers label on spine. . Outer yellow pictorial boards are unmarked.

LONDON.: Collins Crime Club., 1948. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Facsimile. A very good copy in a facsimile dust wrapper. 192 pages with no inscriptions, tears or loss. Scattered foxing throughout. Dated 1948 first UK edition. Outer red boards are unmarked with a slightly faded spine. The dust wrapper vis a facsimile of the true first edition and completes the book nicely.

LONDON.: SAMUEL FRENCH., 1944. Soft cover. Very Good/Original wraps.. 1944 TEN LITTLE N..... A Play in Three Acts by Agatha Christie This is a paperback play script with the title partly obscured , Agatha Christie's "Ten Little N..". Which was the title before it was changed. Publisher : Samuel French Limited Date : 1944 This book is in good vintage condition, but does have some annotations (underlining or character's name i.e. Vera). Please see photos for more condition details.

LONDON.: PAN BOOKS., 1943. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good/Pictorial Covers.. A very good copy and one of the only five Agatha Christie Pan Books first editions. 190 tanned pages. None loose or torn. Spine intact with clear title and author showing. First Pan edition. Pictorial, cover wraps. Extremely rare. (see photo). The Christie Five: The rarest Christie books published by Pan are those that were part of Pan's first 100 books. While Pan published many golden-age mystery authors, Christie was the only author to have five titles published. Of note, it is believed that all these books were actually printed in France by Imprimerie Paul Dupont in Paris despite Pan still citing their address as in London. This was because of paper shortages that continued post World War II. In 1950, Pan finally returned to printing in the UK. Pan did reprint these paperbacks with different covers in future years. The first book of Christie's they published used the original, and now offensive title, rather than… Read More

LONDON.: PAN, 1947. Soft cover. Very Good/Pictorial Covers.. A very good copy and one of the only five Agatha Christie Pan Books first editions. 190 heavily tanned pages. None loose or torn. Previous owners name. First Pan edition. Pictorial, cover wraps. Extremely rare. (see photos). The Christie Five: The rarest Christie books published by Pan are those that were part of Pan's first 100 books. While Pan published many golden-age mystery authors, Christie was the only author to have five titles published. Of note, it is believed that all these books were actually printed in France by Imprimerie Paul Dupont in Paris despite Pan still citing their address as in London. This was because of paper shortages that continued post World War II. In 1950, Pan finally returned to printing in the UK. Pan did reprint these paperbacks with different covers in future years. The first book of Christie's they published used the original, and now offensive title, rather than choosing the American title. It is… Read More

LONDON.: PAN BOOKS., 1947. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good/Pictorial Covers.. A very good copy and one of the only five Agatha Christie Pan Books first editions. 190 heavily tanned pages. None loose or torn. Previous owners name. First Pan edition. Pictorial, cover wraps. Extremely rare. (see photos). The Christie Five: The rarest Christie books published by Pan are those that were part of Pan's first 100 books. While Pan published many golden-age mystery authors, Christie was the only author to have five titles published. Of note, it is believed that all these books were actually printed in France by Imprimerie Paul Dupont in Paris despite Pan still citing their address as in London. This was because of paper shortages that continued post World War II. In 1950, Pan finally returned to printing in the UK. Pan did reprint these paperbacks with different covers in future years. The first book of Christie's they published used the original, and now offensive title, rather than choosing the… Read More

NEW YORK.: Dodd Mead., 1946. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Facsimile. A very good copy in its original facsimile dust jacket. 242 dusty edge pages. No inscriptions, tears, loss or foxing. Dated 1948 on the title page. First US edition. (Published in the UK as "Taken At The Flood") Note this is the Dodd Mead printing and not the later Walter Black publication. Outer boards with red lettering is spotty and there are scuffs to the spine tips. Facsimile dust jacket included which completes the appearance of this book. Published 8 months before the UK publication.

London.: Collins Crime Club., 1937. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Facsimile. A very good copy with no inscriptions tears or loss. 284 plus 4 pages of ads. Foxed throughout, Dated 1937 on the copyright page. First UK edition. Slight lean to the right. Outer boards show fading to the spine. A rare title.

LONDON.: Collins Crime Club., 1952. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. A very nice copy in its original dust wrapper. 192 bright and tight pages. No inscriptions, tears, loss or foxing. Dated 1952 on the copyright page. First UK edition. Outer red boards are unmarked with a small fade area at the top of the spine. The dusty wrapper is price clipped. Small loss at top of spine corresponding to the fade on the spine. Now covered by the insertion of a colour copy wrapper to cover this loss. A nice copy and becoming quite scarce to find.

London.: Hodder and Stoughton., 1934. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. THEY WOLDN'T BE CHESSMEN by A.E.W. MASON first UK edition Published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1934 The book is in very good condition. 343 + 6 pages. Contents are complete, clean and tight. No marks or inscriptions. Pale blue boards are exceptionally clean and bright. Dust jacket has chipping and edge wear. A few internal tape repairs. VG+ book in VG jacket A very good copy.

LONDON.: Collins Crime Club., 1966. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. A very good copy in its original dust wrapper. 256 heavily foxed page ends.No inscriptions, tears or loss. Dated 1966 on the title page. First UK edition. Outer red boards with gilt titles to the spine are unmarked. Pictorial dust-jacket designed by Kenneth Farnhill. Edges spotted, price clipped with some chips and tears.

LONDON.: Collins Crime Club., 1932. 1st Edition 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Facsimile. A very good copy in a true first edition facsimile dust jacket. 250 + 6 pages with no inscriptions, tears or loss. Scattered light foxing. Dated as second impression June 1932 (first was May 1932). Fade to spine. Comes with a precise facsimile dust jacket which improves the appearance of this book.

LONDON.: NELSON, 1957. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good/Good. The Thomas Trilogy as follows. LOOKING AFTER THOMAS. 1957. First Edition. Facsimile wrapper. Tanned pages. Previous owners name. WILLOW GREEN MYSTERY. 1958. First Edition. Tanned pages. D/J not price clipped but has a small loss to the middle of the front and rear flap. See through tape on front and back end papers. THE TALL MAN. 1960. First Edition. Tanned pages. Dust wrapper shows major loss to the bottom and top of rear panel (see photo,)

LONDON.: Collins Crime Club., 1937. 1st Edition 4th Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Facsimile. THREE ACT TRAGEDY by AGATHA CHRISTIE fourth UK impression Published by Collins Crime Club in 1937 The book is in quite good condition. 252 + 4 pages. Contents are complete, clean and tight. No marks or inscriptions. Orange boards are generally clean and bright. Slight wear to the spine ends and corners Facsimile dust wrapper included. Quite a good copy.

A very good copy in its original un restored dust wrapper.: NELSON ., 1955. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. A very good plus copy in its original un restored dust wrapper. 208 pages with previous owners name. No tears or loss. Slight foxing. Dated 1955 first UK edition. The dust wrapper is price clipped .Minor chips.Closed tear on front panel. (see photo). Outer brown boards are unmarked.Slight fade to the spine.

LONDON.: Collins Crime Club., 1944. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. A very good copy in its original dust wrapper. 159 age appropriate pages with no inscriptions, loss or foxing.Dated 1944 on the copyright page. No other dates mentioned. First UK edition. Outer orange boards show minor discolour to the binding with pushes to the spine tips. The wrapper shows the correct price of 7s 6d net on the front flap. Small loss at base of spine now covered by an exact copy of the first to cover this loss. Shows correct issue with the small illustration of a bell on the spine (omitted on reprints). Becoming more difficult to find.

Manchester.: World Distributors Limited., 1965. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. A very good plus copy of this famous T V series of the 60's. No inscriptions. Shows a price of 9/6 on the front page. Pictorial boards. Pages nice and bright.93 pages Spine tips lightly scuffed. First story is "The Road To Valhalla". Scans available.

London.: G T Limited.. First Edition . Pictorial Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. A very good plus copy of this very hard to find annual. Dated in the c1950's. Pictorial card covers with a green cloth spine. No inscriptions or tears. Spine complete with no tears or loose ends. Shows a price of 2/6 on the front cover. This Annual features all the best from the west i e Gunfighter, Sam Bass, Siringo, Billy The Kid, Buffalo Bill and The Slayer. First story is "The Gunfighter". Cover bears the stamp of the Comic Bureau of Approval Seal. Pages lightly darkened as usual. Scans available.