Letterpress printed in two colours on a Heidelberg cylinder press by Phil Abel and Robert Hetherington at Hand & Eye Editions
John Fowles had moved to Lyme Regis in October 1965 and helped to make the town and its geological setting world-famous through the success of The French Lieutenant’s Woman (published in 1969) and the film made from it
“Generally speaking the dead do not return
229 × 151 × 27 mm
The Roly-Poly Pudding Agatha Christie Letterpress printed in two coloursThe Roly Poly Pudding, by Beatrix Potter. London: Frederick Warne and Co. and New York, 1908. First edition, first printing, with the year 1908 and the words 'All rights reserved' at the bottom of the title page (Linder, p. 427). Small quarto. Original red cloth, bevelled boards, spine lettered in blue, front cover lettered in blue and gilt, front cover with pictorial label of Samuel Whiskers, illustrated endpapers. Frontispiece, 17 colour plates,