The Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane Agatha Christie Near-fine copy with perhaps the

Near-fine copy with perhaps the lightest crushing to spine tips

The typesetter is Joe Whitlock Blundell

A near-fine book with pages tightly bound and free of any inscriptions

[1–2] 3–381 [382–384]: [8] leaves of colour plates (facing pp

Externally very

The Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane Agatha Christie Near-fine copy with perhaps theLA SAGE, Alan Rene. The Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane. London: printed for J. Osborn, 1749. First Tobias Smollett translation. In 4 volumes, each 130 x 870 mm; viii, 263 pp.; iv, 220 pp.; vii, 244 pp.; vii, 230 pp.; with 33 engraved plates, as called for. Full calf, skillfully restored with new spines and original boards superimposed, four raised bands to spines, black and red leather labels with gilt titles, double gilt ruling to covers, inner