Equal Rites Agatha Christie when Kauffer drew his illustrations

when Kauffer drew his illustrations

1–238 [239–240]: [26] pages of colour and monochrome plates

the book was awarded the Wolfson History Prize and is widely regarded as one of the most authoritative and compelling accounts of the revolution’s complexity and tragedy

It is good of you to think of me in this connection

A little archival tape was used on the inside to keep in place the pieces detached from the spine

Equal Rites Agatha Christie when Kauffer drew his illustrationsPRATCHETT, Terry. Equal Rites. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1987. First edition, first printing. Publisher's green binding, gilt titles to spine; with unclipped (9. 95) dust jacket featuring a wrap around illustration by Josh Kirby. A good copy, binding with a slight lean but secure, with a slightly bumped rear corner, mild crushing to spine tips, heavy foxing to the closed text block. Internally clean and uninscribed, with heavier foxing to prelims,