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Ian Fleming – Thunderball – Uncorrected Proof Copy – 1961 –
An uncorrected proof copy published by Cape in 1961. Light edgewear and some creasing and rubbing to the spine edges. Spine has some spotting, but a very good book indeed….
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Ian Fleming – Thrilling Cities – Uncorrected Proof Copy – 1963 –
An uncorrected proof copy published by Cape in 1963. Light edgewear and some creasing to the corners of the first twenty pages, spine a little sunned, but a near fine…
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William Plomer [Ian Fleming] – Ian Fleming Memorial – 1964 –
Westerham Press, London, 1964. First edition. First edition. Saint Bartholomew the Great. September 15th 1964. 12pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Stiff black wrappers with printed paper label on upper cover, in…
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Ian Fleming – You Only Live Twice – Uncorrected Proof Copy – 1964 –
An uncorrected proof copy published by Cape in 1964. The usual rubbing and creasing to edges, but internally clean. Perhaps around 500 copies were printed with the majority not surviving….
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Ian Fleming – The Spy Who Loved Me – Uncorrected Proof Copy – 1962 –
An uncorrected proof copy published by Cape in 1962. The usual rubbing and creasing to edges, but internally clean. Perhaps around 500 copies were printed with the majority not surviving….
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Ian Fleming – The Man With The Golden Gun – Uncorrected Proof Copy – 1965
An uncorrected proof copy published by Cape in 1965. The usual rubbing and creasing to edges, but internally clean. Perhaps around 500 copies were printed with the majority not surviving….
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Ian Fleming – On Her Majesty’s Secret Service – Uncorrected Proof Copy – 1963 –
An uncorrected proof copy published by Cape in 1963 [April]. The usual rubbing and creasing to edges, but internally clean. Perhaps around 500 copies were printed with the majority not…
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Edward St. Aubyn – Bad News – First UK Edition – 1992 –
A first edition, first printing published by Heinemann in 1992. A very good book without inscriptions – a little spotting to the top edge and page edge. Some fading to…
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Edward St. Aubyn – Some Hope – First UK Edition – 1994 – With Publicity
A first edition, first printing published by Heinemann in 1994. A near fine book without inscriptions in a near fine unclipped wrapper with some light pushing to the spine tips…
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Laurie Lee – Cider With Rosie – First Edition 1959 – THE libel case copy – UNIQUE
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Nancy Mitford – The Pursuit of Love – First UK Edition 1945 – in the first issue wrapper
First edition, first printing. Published by Hamish Hamilton in London, 1945. This is a very good (or better) copy. The dust wrapper, illustrated by Roger Furse, has some slight nicks…
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Olivia Manning – The Balkan Trilogy – First Editions
A set of first edition, first printings of ‘The Balkan Trilogy’ by Olivia Manning. Published by Heinemann in 1962, 1964 and 1965 respectively. All books are very good (or better)…
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Jerome K Jerome – Three Men In A Boat – First UK Edition 1889 – True first issue sumptuously rebound in full red
A first edition, first printing published by Arrowsmith 1889. Three Men in a Boat – the true first issue with ‘Quay Street’ to the title page. A very good copy…
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J D Salinger – The Catcher in the Rye – First UK Edition – 1951
First UK edition, first printing. Published by Hamish Hamilton in London, 1951. This is a very near fine copy. The dust wrapper, superbly illustrated by Fritz Wenger, is bright throughout…
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Henry Cooper – An Autobiography – First UK Edition 1972 – SIGNED
A first edition, first printing published by Cassell in 1972. SIGNED (with ‘Best wishes’) by the author, without dedication, on the title page. A near fine book without inscriptions. Some…
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Sylvia Plath – Winter Trees – First UK Edition 1971
A first edition, first printing published by Faber in 1971. A fine book with one neat name and date to the front pastedown. No spotting or foxing. In a like…
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