Royal Mail unveils Agatha Christie stamps

Robert Hutchins 16th September 2016 Entertainment 446 Views

To mark 100 years since Agatha Christie penned her first novel, Royal Mail has unveiled a series of stamps for fans of the writer.

Six designs have been released that celebrate Christie’s famous novels, including Murder on the Orient Express and A Murder is Announced.

Each stamp also contains a single letter that spells out a significant word, but you may need a magnifying glass to uncover it.

A presentation pack written by Mathew Prichard, Agatha Christie’s grandson, is also available for budding crime fans to purchase.

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