Curtains for Three

This paperback edition shows significant wear, particularly on the cover, with creases and edge wear visible. The spine is intact but shows signs of use. The pages are yellowed with age, typical for paperbacks of this era, but they remain legible and securely bound. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading or collection.

"Curtains for Three" by Rex Stout, published by Bantam Books in New York, October 1970, is a classic entry in the Nero Wolfe series. This edition is a paperback, representing the second Bantam printing. Originally published by Viking Press in December 1950, this collection of three short detective stories showcases the brilliant mind of Nero Wolfe, the iconic detective created by Rex Stout. Known for intricate plots and engaging storytelling, Stout's works remain a staple in the mystery genre. This particular printing is a low-priced Bantam edition, reset for easy reading, preserving the complete text from the original hardcover. Collectors and fans of classic detective fiction will appreciate this edition's accessibility and historical context. The book is in fair condition, with notable wear on the cover but intact pages, making it a valuable addition to any mystery enthusiast's collection.