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Poirot Loses a Client.

CHRISTIE, [Dame] Agatha (1890-1976).

New York, NY: Dodd, Mead and Company. 1937. [Murder Mystery] FIRST U.S. EDITION. Octavo (20 x 15cm) pp.[viii]; 302; [2], sample pages reprinted from 'Dead Man's Mirror'. Publisher's orange cloth pictorially blocked in black, top edge orange, others untrimmed, patterned endpapers, illustrated dust-wrapper priced at $2.00. A lovely fine copy of the book, dust-wrapper lightly used with one chip at foot, some rubbing and creasing. Excellent overall. Published in the UK as 'Dumb Witness'. Item #53063

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