The House at Pooh Corner Agatha Christie chipping to extremities of the

chipping to extremities of the dust jacket with the slightest 1/2 cm tear to top of the spine

Borges considered Dreamtigers as "his book

Light crushing to spine tips and tanning to edges

protected in a clear archival-grade sleeve

253 × 191 × 47 mm

The House at Pooh Corner Agatha Christie chipping to extremities of theThe House at Pooh Corner, by A. A. Milne. First edition, first impression, of the final Pooh book. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd, 1928. First Deluxe Edition. Octavo, xii (last blank), 178 numbered pages with numerous illustrations plus endpaper illustrations by Ernest H. Shepard. Gilt decorated dark blue leather, all edges gilt. One of 4000 copies of the deluxe issue in full leather, and one of only 1200 bound in blue; there were also 1200 in green and