The Travels of Ibn Battutah Agatha Christie and somewhat marked to rear

and somewhat marked to rear

as she had hoped that he would make it into a film

Bound in quarter cloth with paper boards printed with a diamond pattern design inspired by golfing jumpers

Cambridgeshire

this was the first of Maya Angelou’s autobiographical works and brought her international acclaim

The Travels of Ibn Battutah Agatha Christie and somewhat marked to rearThe Travels of Ibn Battutah. London: The Folio Society, 2012. First and only printing according to Folio's latest 78 bibliography. Abridged, annotated and with a foreword by Tim Mackintosh Smith, introduction by Tahir Shah. 252 176 37 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxxviii, [12] 3353 [354356]: [13] leaves of colour plates. Type: Aldus. Printed and bound by L. E. G. O. in full brown buckram blocked in gold and blue; pale brown endleaves with map in dark brown by Julie