Hercule Poirot's Christmas by Agatha Christie First Edition The Crime Club Collins 1939. A fine copy that has no toning or foxing to contents or edges. Publisher's orange cloth covers unblemished and without bumping. In a very fine bright dust jacket with imperceptible tissue repairs to head and tail of spine. No darkening or fading and no creasing. Not clipped and correctly priced at 7/6 to front flap. An excellent copy.

"Hercule Poirot's Christmas," published by The Crime Club (Collins) in 1939, presents Agatha Christie’s festive yet sinister mastery of mystery. This fine first edition, free of toning or foxing to contents and edges, features unblemished publisher’s orange cloth covers with no bumping. The very fine dust jacket, bright and unclipped at 7/6, boasts imperceptible tissue repairs to the spine’s head and tail, with no darkening, fading, or creasing. A stellar example of pre-war crime fiction, this volume offers collectors a pristine piece of Christie’s golden age legacy, impeccably preserved.