The Cuckoo’s Calling

Galbraith, Robert
Publication Date 2023
ISBN 9781408729779
Publisher Sphere,
Binding Hardback
Condition Fine copy in near fine slipcase
SKU 24668
Notes Book is in mint condition and the the slipcase in near mint condition. Unread and eased out of the white sleeve just for photographs. There has a very slight ding to the top edge of the slipcase and a tiny, faint shiny patch where a tiny speak of glue has landed in the production process, again this is just the slipcase. The book is immaculate.

Description

Beautiful limited edition hand numbered 746 / 1000. Produced to mark the 10th anniversary of the appearance of Strike and Robin in print in The Cuckoo’s Calling. Bound in blue cloth with an insert photographic illustration reminiscent of the original cover, and decorative banding representing the railings of Kentigern Gardens, where Lula Landry was found dead. Page edges are gilded. Blue ribbon bookmark. illustrated endpapers showing a map of Strike’s London by Stephen Player. The matching slipcase is also bound in blue cloth with gilt titles and more gilt railings framing the design. To enable you to easily remove the book from the slipcase there is a further blue ribbon, a gentle tug and the book comes out. The book has its original packaging - a thin white paper sleeve and also the original outer box in natural buff colour but printed with the railings design in black to all four sides. J. K. Rowling writing as Robert Galbraith.
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