THE Hound OF THE Baskervilles

The book is housed in a protective slipcase which shows minor signs of wear. The hardcover is in excellent condition with no visible damage to the spine or pages. The absence of any inscriptions or library markings suggests it has been well-preserved. The linocut illustrations by Edward Bawden remain vibrant and intact.

This edition of "The Hound of the Baskervilles" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, published by The Folio Society in London, is a 1988 second impression. Known for its iconic detective, Sherlock Holmes, this tale of mystery and suspense is complemented by the artistic linocuts of Edward Bawden. Originally published in 1902 by George Newnes, this Folio Society edition offers a unique appeal with its high-quality binding and presentation. The introduction by Julian Symons provides additional context to this classic work. This edition is a fine example of The Folio Society's dedication to producing beautiful, collectible editions of literary classics. It comes in a sturdy slipcase, adding to its durability and aesthetic appeal.