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Ian Fleming – Dr NO – First UK Edition 1958

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...

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Christopher Frayling – Ken Adam – The Art of Production Design – First Edition 2005 – with SIGNED Letter and Production Still from ‘Diamonds Are Forever’

A first edition, first printing of ‘Ken Adam’ published by Faber in 2005. A fine copy of this softcover. Accompanying the book is a SIGNED still featuring Ken Adam and Sean Connery on the set of ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ and a hand-written letter from Adam which is dated 3rd December...

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John Le Carre – Encounter – with open letter to Russia by John Le Carre

Quarto (249 x 180mm), pp. 96. 2 colour-printed plates with advertisements recto-and-verso. (Very light browning.) Original colour printed wrappers. (Spine faded, extremities lightly rubbed, a few light spots on lower wrapper.) A very good copy. John le Carré's 'To Russia, with Greetings' which opens this issue of Encounter was written...

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Ian Fleming – Full Set of James Bond Paperbacks – All First Printings Including Rare Unpriced OHMSS and Thunderball with Letter 

The complete run of first edition, first printings of the Pan editions of James Bond adventures: (1) Casino Royale: A first edition, first printing published by Pan in 1955. The true first issue with 2/- to the front cover. Very rare Pan paperback with the first 'artistic' appearance of James...

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