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The Fantod Press, 1997., 1997.. Fine. - Tricesimo-secondo (32mo), 3-3/4 inches high by 4-1/4 inches wide. Softcover, bound in tan pictorial stapled wrappers by Edward Gorey. Unpaginated, with alphabetical text and black & white illustrations by Edward Gorey on the recto of each page. Fine.
Number 601 of 750 numbered copies from a total edition of 776 copies. SIGNED BY EDWARD GOREY ON THE COLOPHON PAGE.
Gorey's very clever murder mystery told with the first letter of each word being in alphabetical order.
Included with the book is a 5-7/8 inch high by 3-7/8 inch wide postcard from the Gotham Book Mart & Gallery in New York City announcing the publication of the book.

The Fantod Press. Clean, crisp, stapled, limited edition (224/750) wraps in fine condition. SIGNED by author/ illustrator Gorey. In small, original plain white envelope. . Fine. Soft cover. 1997.

[No Place]: The Fantod Press. Fine. 1997. Limited Edition. Softcover. No. 301 of 750 numbered copies, signed by Gorey on the colophon. 3 7/8" x 4 1/2"; illustrated wrappers.; Signed by Author(s) .

np: The Fantod Press, 1997. First edition. Paperback. Fine. Gorey. Oblong 32mo. Illustrated stapled wrappers. [unpaginated] Limited/signed numbered: 408/750. SIGNED by Edward Gorey on the limitation page (inside rear cover). A crisp, as new copy.

Fantod Press, 1997. First Edition. soft cover. Very Good/No jacket. Signed by authors. Fantod Press. 1997. Stapled Wrps. A limited edition of 750, signed and numbered by the Author. The staples have a touch of rust to them, and the spine edge of the front cover has a slight fade to it, otherwise a near fine copy. Pages clean and bright.

New York: Fantod Press, 1997. First edition . Staple bound wrappers. Edward Gorey. Number 275 of 750 numbered copies signed by Gorey on the colophon. A fine and bright copy.

(N.p.): Fantod Press, 1997. Gorey, Edward. First edition. One of twenty-six lettered copies, signed by Gorey. An alphabetical murder mystery. Fine in printed wrappers, lacking the envelope.