A first edition, first printing of ‘Dr No’ published by Cape in 1958. A very good book without inscriptions. Some bumping to the book corners - a little toning to the page edges. SIGNED on the title page by the actress Eunice Gayson who played the character ‘Sylvia Trench’ in...
A first edition, first printing published by Cape in 1958. A very good book without inscriptions. Some bumping to the book corners. In a very good+ (or better) dust wrapper with three small repairs to the rear panel. Some light chipping to the spine tips and corners.
A first UK edition, first printing of ‘Two Hours To Doom’ by Peter Bryant, published by Boardman, London in 1958. A near fine book free from internal inscriptions, new front and rear end papers, boards bound in original publisher’s black cloth with silver titling to the spine. SIGNED and INSCRIBED on...
A first UK edition, first printing of Two Hours To Doom by Peter Bryant, published by Purnell and Sons, London in 1958. A near fine book free from internal inscriptions, new front and rear end papers, boards bound in original publisher’s black cloth with silver titling to the spine, slight...
First edition, first printing. Published by Collins in London, 1963. This is a very good copy. Tthe green-pictorial paperbound boards are with general wear throughout. The spine tips and worn and the spine with a stain to the rear board. The text blocks are mostly clean. This copy is free...
First edition, first printing. Published by Collins in London, 1963. This is a very good copy. Issued without a dust wrapper, the green-pictorial paperbound boards are with general wear throughout. The spine tips and worn and the spine is with some light separation at the bottom edge. There is slight...
A first UK edition, first printing published by Collins in 1976. A near fine, if not better, book marred only by slight bumping to the spine tips and corners. Clean and bright internally. A lovely copy!
A very scarce wrappered title signed by the Author to the front cover (’with compliments and hopes that it is not too frivolous for the Cardiac Club’). The title concerns the medical points raised in Sherlock Holmes stories. Heavily foxed in places.
First edition, first printing of ‘Dr No’. Published by Jonathan Cape in London, 1958. This is a very good (or better) copy. First state wrapper, first state binding without the ‘Honeychile’ silhouette. The dust wrapper, designed by Pat Marriott, is in first state (as... stated) shows the author’s name at...
A first edition, first printing of 'The Grinch', by Dr Seuss published by Collins in 1973. A near fine book with some minor marks to the page edges. Gift inscription to the front endpaper. Some rubbing to the corners - FADED to the spine. A lovely copy
