Dick Francis – In The Frame – SIGNED First Edition 1976
£35.00
First edition, first printing of In The Frame by Dick Francis, published by Michael Joseph, London in 1976. A near fine book signed by the author in blue ink to the front free end paper, boards a little rub-worn, some pushing to the spine tips and mild toning to the text blocks. The near fine unclipped wrapper with pushing to the spine tips and knuckles of the front and rear flap folds, some browning to the rear panel. Jacket design by Chris Yates.
In the Frame by Dick Francis is a fast-paced mystery thriller centred on artist Charles Todd. When his cousin’s wife is murdered and their house set ablaze, Charles is drawn into a dangerous conspiracy involving art fraud and international crime. His search for the truth takes him from England to Australia, where deception and peril await at every turn. Packed with suspense, intrigue and Francis’s signature horse-racing connections, In the Frame is a gripping tale of deception and survival.
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First edition, first printing of In The Frame by Dick Francis, published by Michael Joseph, London in 1976. A near fine book signed by the author in blue ink to the front free end paper, boards a little rub-worn, some pushing to the spine tips and mild toning to the text blocks. The near fine unclipped wrapper with pushing to the spine tips and knuckles of the front and rear flap folds, some browning to the rear panel. Jacket design by Chris Yates.
In the Frame by Dick Francis is a fast-paced mystery thriller centred on artist Charles Todd. When his cousin’s wife is murdered and their house set ablaze, Charles is drawn into a dangerous conspiracy involving art fraud and international crime. His search for the truth takes him from England to Australia, where deception and peril await at every turn. Packed with suspense, intrigue and Francis’s signature horse-racing connections, In the Frame is a gripping tale of deception and survival.
