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Offering this unusual shorthand version of the second Sherlock Holmes story, The Sign Of Four by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.Engraved in the Advanced Style of Pitman\'s Shorthand. New York & Toronto: Isaac Pitman & Sons, n.d. [1922] (per X last page, R.L.Green), Centenary Edition. Light blue cloth hardcover, blind-stamped front,gilt spine letters,pocket size 6.5x4.25 inches, 171 pp. The text is in shorthand, while the chapter titles are in longhand along with decoratively drawn letters and the first word or name begin each chapter also in longhand.
Overall condition is Very Good. Cloth shows mild wear, binding secure, spine gilt is bright. There is a name inside the front and age toning to the endpapers, edges and a couple of early pages. Text block is clean and unmarked. A nice copy of this uncommon Centenary Edition variation!
