A first edition, first printing published by Cape in 1966. A near fine book in a near fine unclipped wrapper with the stickered price of 16s. Accompanied by two 007 envelopes one signed by Timothy Dalton and Maryam D’Abo (both with certificates of authenticity within them.
A first edition, first printing of ‘Octopussy and The Living Daylights’ published in 1966. A near fine book in like wrapper, unclipped with 10s 6d to the front flap. Signed to the prelims (with character names) by: Tony Meyer (Miscka in Octopussy), David Meyer (Grischka), (Kara Milovi, The living Daylights/Maryam...
A first edition, first printing of ‘Octopussy’ by Ian Fleming published by Cape in 1966. A near fine book SIGNED by Maud Adams (with her character name - Octopussy). In a near fine clipped wrapper with some small stains to the front panel of the wrapper.
First edition, first printing. Published by Pan, Canada, 1968. This is a very good copy. A rather extensive inscription, detailing directions somewhere (possibly covert operations) - rubbing, creasing and wear - rare. A collection of short stories published posthumously.
An uncorrected proof copy of the first edition. Publisher’s green wraps, with titles printed in black. Some minor wear, edges spotted but square, covers show some soiling, old price (1/-) noted in ink; a very good copy preserved in a leather-spined clamshell box. One of 350 copies - this is...
A complete set of 8 different front of house lobby cards for the German release of ‘Octopussy’. Still unused/unperforated: the German style had perforations so when supplied to cinemas they could be separated for individual display. Approximately 60cm x 85cm when folded out fully. Rare.
First edition, first printing. This is a near fine copy. The pictorial paperbound boards are slightly faded at the top edge with some very faint toning. The corners are generally sharp but the top corners appear very lightly bumped. The internals are clean and free from previous owners ink. It...
A first edition, first printing of ‘Octopussy and the Living Daylights’ published by Pan in 1968. A very good (or better) book with rubbing to the bottom of the spine and to the edges and corners. No inscriptions. A little slanted. Becoming scarce.
A first edition, first printing of ‘Octopussy and The Living Daylights’ published by Cape in 1966. A near fine book without inscriptions - in a near fine unclipped wrapper showing 10s 6d - the first issue of the wrapper. A touch rubbed to the spine and a little browned. Exceptionally...
Article published in the The Sunday Times on 24 March 1957: Fleming writes about his evolving relationship with a local octopus in Jamaica. Initially viewing octopuses as frightening and formidable — “probably no living creature inspires such universal loathing and terror as the octopus.” He describes observing one slumbering beneath shallow...
