A first edition of this popular standalone Agatha Christie murder mystery, an exciting novel set in London, here with the original dust wrapper. This collection features many novels that changed the face of the crime genre, and are regarded as masterpieces of fiction.Ĭloth. Known originally as one of the four Queens of Crime, Christie's prominence has grown to the point where to many she is simply The Queen. It includes all Christie's published crime novels up to 1971, with a new foreword by the author in the first volume. This impressive collection was issued over a two-year period and is complete as published.
Very little fading to some jacket spines, and some minor general wear to extremities, toning/spotting of edges etc.
Also with the original publisher's prospectus for the series, predicting a total of 20 volumes, loosely inserted to volume I. All volumes with the original photographic dust-jackets, not priced. Publisher's black cloth with gilt titles to red backing on spines, and further gilt and red decoration to uppers. The Agatha Christie Crime Collection: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Murder on the Orient Express, Murder at The Vicarage, A Murder is Announced, Murder is Easy, The ABC Murders, Murder in The Mews, Murder in Mesopotamia, Murder on the Links, Lord Edgeware Dies, Mrs McGinty's Dead, Dead Man's Folly, The Hound of Death, Appointment with Death, Death on The Nile, Death in The Clouds, Death Comes as the End, Peril at End House, Crooked House, The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding, Poirot's Christmas, Poirot Investigates, Parker Pyne Investigates, They Do it with Mirrors, The Mirror Crack'd, The Clocks, The Seven Dials Mystery, The Listerdale Mystery, The Sittaford Mystery, A Caribbean Mystery, The Mystery of The Blue Train, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, And Then There Were None, Five Little Pigs, Third Girl, The Big Four, The Thirteen Problems, Towards Zero, Three Act Tragedy, The Hollow, The Moving Finger, 4.50 From Paddington, Passenger to Frankfurt, Evil Under the Sun, At Bertram's H
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