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1973012539London: Jonathan Cape 1973 first edition first impression dust jacket price clipped and punched to flap dust jacket is a silver foil type material with plastic lamination. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1973008285London: Jonathan Cape 1973 first edition first impression dust jacket price clipped and punched to flap dust jacket is a silver foil type material with plastic lamination. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover
19623554907191941962. London: John OLondons Magazine 11 October 1962. If you want an erotic daydream laced with violence and snobbery this should do you proud: gun expertise Old Etonian Ties tarantulas and all. Pure blissful nasty bosh. VG. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
1947355490713953London 1947. First Edition. Dust Jacket. Ian Fleming Alphabet & Image Numbers 5 & 7 September 1947 and May 1948. Published by Art & Technics Ltd. Softback publications with D/Ws. A fine set. Both issues come with loose folded single-sheet inserts entitled Stop Press. The 1947 insert details a competition devised and to be judged by Ian Fleming. The 1948 insert has adjudication. The first insert precedes Flemings December 1947 Horizon piece. Fine and very rare as a set together.
1947355490712575London: Shand 1947. First Edition. Soft Cover. Alphabet and Image 5 James Shand 1947 and Alphabet and Image 7 James Shand 1948 both edited by Robert Harling. Original stiff wrappers. Both issues are in VG condition. Included in the No 5 issue is an insert entitled A & I: STOP PRESS a 4-page Supplement to Alphabet and Image. On page 4 is the announcement of a competition devised by Ian Fleming to evolve a 27th character for the alphabet. Mr Fleming will be the sole judge. The prize is a book token of 5 guineas. Issue No 7 has a similar insert with the results of the competition over three pages. Rare. For the pair: Shand paperback
1956355490718213London 1956. First Edition. London: World Books The Reprint Society Ltd 1956. First Edition. Broadsheet describes itself as "The Bulletin of World Books". Contains an article by Ian Fleming: "I write thrillers for people who like to be taken out of this world". This is an edited version of Fleming's longer article "How to Write a Thriller" and is printed with the portrait of Ian Fleming with a handgun as used on the rear panel of the US first edition of From Russia with Love. Gilbert C.59 page 556. Folded in 4 as produced. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request.
1955355490720774London: Pan 1955. London: Pan Books Ltd. 1955. First UK Paperback Edition Second Issue with Reprinted 1955 on the copyright page. Pan 334. A softback. Pages toned due to the poor quality of paper used and there is a tiny split in the paper at the bottom right hand corner of the spine. The spine has a couple of faint reading creases. A very good or slightly better copy of the second Pan printing. Cover art featuring a 'blonde' James Bond by Roger Hall price printed 2/- in the UK to the bottom right hand corner of the front cover. No inscriptions. Photographs/scans available upon request. Pan paperback
1967355490716402London 1967. London: Columbia 1967. ORIGINAL UK EXHIBITORS CAMPAIGN BOOK. A trifold with a loose insert. Note - this is the original Exhibitors Campaign Book and not a modern reproduction. This would have been sent to the cinemas and the media during the release year of the 60's movie "Casino Royale" that starred Peter Sellers Ursula Andress David Niven Woody Allen Orson Welles etc. Contains information and images of the licensed merchandising that was produced to tie in with the film; press adverts and posters that were used to promote the film; details of stills and lobby cards to promote the movie; and other merchandising campaigns etc. These original Exhibitor Campaign Books are difficult to find these days. This is a fine unfolded example complete with no cuts. unknown
1964355490714328London: Cape 1964. First Edition. Hard Cover. Dust Jacket. Adventure Number Two. A near fine copy in a D/W with a touch of wear to the top of the spine. This copy is not price-clipped as most copies seem to be. Signed and dated by the D/W illustrator John Burningham on the half-title page. Cape hardcover
1956012597New York: The Macmillan Company 1956. Nice copy of first printing which is stated on copyright page. Light gray boards with red and black lettering and design on spine and front board. Boards are fresh with sharp tips. Spine ends cupped a bit. No markings. Tight and square. Clean copy. Jacket has light wear with minor paper loss at spine ends light tanning at front flap with fairly long crease and rubbing on rear panel. Jacket has price intact $2.75 but front flap clipped at bottom. Jacket is now protected in mylar. Scarce now in first printing. . First American Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good Plus to Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. The Macmillan Company Hardcover
1963220304046Signet 1963-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 6x4x0. Signet paperback
19583533London: Jonathan Cape 1958. First printing. Hardcover. Good. First state First Edition - "First Published 1958" 256 pages complete. The black cloth covered boards are blank i.e.: no decoration/ illustration/ silhouette. The boards have evidence of use. They have shelving wear. The spine has silver titlingand has wear to head and foot. The text block has evidence of handling with some foxing. Spine slightly cocked. <br/><br/> Jonathan Cape hardcover
1962mbb000193Pan 1962. Softcover. Good/No Jacket. 180x115x11mm. 180x115x11mm110g . . Pan. . 1962. . . . Pp188 1962 First Pan Soft Cover Edition 6th Printing. British publication with movie tie-in. Spine has loss of bottom 2cm; boards have creases; pages toned; slight tilt. Features Sean Connery and Ursula Andress on the cover. Original price 2/6. . . . . Domestic_tracked_OR_registered_flat_rate_FOR_THIS_ITEM_Within_Australia:_AU$11.00 Pan paperback
1960355490716459London: Odhams 1960. First Edition. A VG copy. A magazine-style publication issued without a D/W. Contains part 1 of "The Hildebrand Rarity" by Ian Fleming. This magazine is important for two reasons - firstly this is the first appearance in print of this James Bond short story which did not appear in book form until later that year in "For Your Eyes Only". Secondly it has artwork by Zelinski that is unique to this magazine. Scarce. Odhams unknown
1960012747London: Jonathan Cape 1960 SECOND IMPRESSION of first edition upper board with white eye motif small hole rubbed at foot of upper joint some edge rubbing closed fore edge has a red marker stripe along the edge a few pages have a small blind depression to bottom corner seems to have been closed with something between the pages. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover
19601291531960. First Edition. FLEMING Ian. For Your Eyes Only. London: Jonathan Cape 1960. Octavo original black paper boards original dust jacket. $5600.First edition of Fleming's eighth Bond title the only collection of Bond short stories published in the author's lifetime including the title story ""From a View to a Kill"" and ""Quantum of Solace.""This five-story collection ""provided Fleming with an opportunity to reveal his fine ability to create powerful impressions of different environments The five stories were very varied but in each of them the rendition of the environment was a major theme in the text"" Black 40. The book is also notable for its jacket ""the only British dust jacket with any depiction of Bond: the eye in the peephole is his. Fleming made artist Richard Chopping paint it many times until he was satisfied with the shape and particularly the color"" Biondi & Pickard 46. ""For Your Eyes Only"" was made into the 1981 film starring Roger Moore and Carole Bouquet; the 1985 film A View to a Kill starred Moore Christopher Walken and Grace Jones; the 2008 film Quantum of Solace starred Daniel Craig. Title page printed in red and black. Gilbert A8a 1.1. Book clean and near-fine; price-clipped dust jacket bright with red lettering unfaded also near-fine. A lovely copy. hardcover
1960355490719644London 1960. For Your Eyes Only" serialisation in Weekend London: Associated Newspapers May 18-22 1960. First Edition. Very Good condition 'paper magazine' from May 18th 1960. "WEEKEND" was a weekly paper published by Associated Newspapers in the 50's and 60's. This edition is a special one as includes the first episode of a serialised 'New ' as of Spring 1960 Ian Fleming James Bond Story 'For Your Eyes Only'.the Book of short stories by Ian Fleming containing 'For Your Eyes only' had been published approximately 4 weeks earlier in April 1960. The Paper is in fantastic condition given that it is over 60 years old; it has obvious light discolouration of paper as to be expected with newsprint but has no significant bends/creases to paper. The serialisation contained a superb colour illustration by Oliver Brabbins of a blonde in a yellow dress wearing a pearl necklace looking down on another woman who appears to have been shot or injured to the head next door to an prostrate man presumably also shot: "Judy's world was so safe. until the strangers called with half a million dollars - and two ugly blazing guns.". Rare. I have been collecting Fleming and Bondiana and have never encountered this newspaper before. One for the Fleming completist. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
1981355490716406London 1981. United Artists 1981. Rare US One Sheet Poster. Single Sided. Regular Version. Folded as originally issued. Light to moderate handling and fold wear with minor centre-fold separation. No pinholes. NSS number: 810014. A VG example. unknown
1964mbb000201Pan 1964. Softcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 180x115x18mm. 180x115x18mm122g . . Pan. . 1964. . . . Pp223 First Pan Edition 17th Printing. Soft Cover. Pictorial die-cut card boards featuring stills from the 1963 movie featuring Sean Connery on the cover. repair to page 116 page corner. . . . . Domestic_tracked_OR_registered_flat_rate_FOR_THIS_ITEM_Within_Australia:_AU$11.00 Pan paperback
2000018172Flagstick Books/Ailsa Inc. 2000. Nice copy of classic James Bond. Publisher is a Specialty Press that does high quality small printings primarilyh of Golf books and this one has become scarce. Light green boards with black and white design to cover. Fresh and bright. . First Thus. Hardccover. Near Fine to Fine/No Jacket as issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Flagstick Books/Ailsa Inc.
1959012596New York: The Macmillan Company 1959. Nice copy of first printing. Vintage bookplate on front pastedown small and nice. No other markings. Tight and square. Clean copy. Jacket is bright and fresh but has light toning and tiny amount of rubbing on rear panel. Front flap priceclipped at both corners. In mylar. . First American Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine to Fine/Near Fine to Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. The Macmillan Company Hardcover
1959094191Macmillan 1959. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Top front corner lightly bumped. In a fine facsimile jacket. . Macmillan Hardcover
1961355490714757London: Pan 1961. First UK p/b Edition. A VG copy. Pan unknown
19633554907255911963. New York: Show Magazine - part of Hartford Publications Inc. March 1963 Vol 3 No 3. First Edition. A softcover magazine. The true first appearance of this Ian Fleming article later gathered together and published in hardcover format in late December 1963 under the title Thrilling Cities. The original artwork that appears with this Ian Fleming story was later used for the Cape first edition of Thrilling Cities. Rare. Magazine is in fine condition and very scarce thus. Photographs/scans available upon request. paperback
19653554907192091965. London: The Sunday Times Magazine August 15 1965. The article was one of the last things that Fleming wrote the introduction to a book about Jamaica. Superb article its first publication in the Sunday Times Colour section with great colour photographs by Richard Steedman evoking the Jamaica that Fleming knew. A VG copy. These poorly produced magazines were clearly not meant to be kept for posterity and this one has lasted the test of time remarkably well. A great magazine and quite uncommon these days. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
