Lord Edgware Dies by Agatha Christie First Edition The Crime Club Collins 1933. Faint contemporary name inscription to front pastedown. Some light sporadic foxing throughout. Marked covers are G+ but still a robust copy of a scarce title.

"Lord Edgware Dies," published by The Crime Club (Collins) in 1933, showcases Agatha Christie’s golden age ingenuity in this Poirot mystery. This robust first edition bears a faint contemporary name inscription to the front pastedown and light sporadic foxing throughout, adding character to its pages. The marked G+ covers, though showing wear, remain sturdy for a scarce title from the early 1930s. A testament to Christie’s enduring appeal, this copy captures the era’s crime fiction charm with historical authenticity, offering collectors a solid example of her foundational work despite its imperfections.