The Tuesday Club Murders This Is The First American Edition Of The Thirteen Problems Which Was Published In London By Collins In 1932. Christie, Agatha Detective Fiction

Attractively bound in finely woven orange cloth stamped brightly in black on the front boards and on the spine. With an intriguing interlocking blind-stamped pattern on the front boards. Spine heavily worn and frayed along the bottom 4" of the front edge. Wear and fraying to the top and bottom of the spine ends. Name & date in ink on the front paste-down. Very clean and tight; printed on heavy white stock which is clean and bright. Type is crisp and in fine register. An uncommonly scarce Christie in the Dodd, Mead first edition. Overall, a very collectible item. ‘Well,’ said Joyce, ‘it seems to me we are a pretty representative gathering. How would it be if we formed a Club? What is today? Tuesday? We will call it The Tuesday Night Club. It is to meet every week, and each member in turn has to propound a problem. Some mystery of which they have personal knowledge, and to which, of course, they know the answer.’ Two years before The Murder at the Vicarage, Agatha Christie first introduced the world to Jane Marple and the stories of murder and intrigue told by each member of the Tuesday Night Club. Time and time again, crimes so wicked they have confounded even Scotland Yard’s finest are solved by St Mary Mead’s sharpest mind and everyone’s favourite armchair detective. First Edition with matching dates of 1933 on the title and copyright pages with no subsequent printing listed.