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1965réf. 3554907192081965. Nashville Tenn: Christian Advocate Magazine - July 15 1965. This Magazine was the official organ of the Methodist Church in the USA. A hard-hitting critical article about James Bond following the author's visit to see Goldfinger at the cinema. A 2-page article. He argues that James Bond is a man who "acts out the latent homosexual fantasies of our male culture.he is the carrier of brutality and sadism the antithesis of love which. is the essence of life. .his popularity suggests a sickness in a nation's soul which can only be described as a loss of the ability to love". Also includes a letter dated January 10 1968 from the Editor of Christian Advocate James Wall addressed to Iwan Hedman the great collector of James Bond during the 1960's. From the Hedman collection. A VG copy. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request unknown
1994réf. 616496London: Jonathan Cape Ltd 1994. First edition 20.01.1994 hard cover with unclipped dust jacket in fine condition. The lightest of shelfwear to DJ only otherwise in 'as unread' condition. An excellent copy. CN. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Jonathan Cape Ltd Hardcover
réf. 355490719065London. A near mint copy in wrappers as issued. Includes an 11-page article by Fleming recounting his memories of Chandler together with some random comments and reflections and most of the letters we exchanged. which.fitted in with our relationship the half-amused ragging relationship of two writers working the same thin almost-extinct literary seam who like each others work. Becoming scarce especially in this condition. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
1994réf. 355490717746Printhouse 1994. First Edition. Ian Fleming Letters to and from Antony Terry New Zealand: Printhouse Nelson 1994. As New. First New Zealand Edition. Card Covers. No D/W as published. Here is a rare find. Written as a tribute to Ian Fleming and Antony Terry it contains details of many letters written between Ian Fleming the creator of James Bond and his friend and associate in journalism Antony Terry. Terry it is said provided many hints and information to Fleming from his stationing in Europe during the post-war years. This significant book was put together from actual letters by Terry's stepdaughter Judith Lenart . This is as new and extremely rare. "This book is SIGNED by Judith Lenart who Selected and Compiled these letters as a tribute to Ian Fleming and her stepfather Antony Terry Printhouse unknown
1965réf. 3554907192091965. 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
1960réf. 3554907191861960. Esquire Magazine November 1960. Includes the true first and only appearance of the Ian Fleming article The Russians Make Mistakes Too which was written shortly after the US lost the B2 spy plane over Russia. Fleming commented in this article that the Russians had made similar mistakes in the espionage community. This article was never published in the UK nor was it ever reprinted in book form. Trivial wear to the spine ends otherwise a VG copy. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
1990réf. 3554907192141990. The US Press Pack for the Turner Networks movie starring Jason Connery as Ian Fleming. Premiered on March 5 1990. Fine in original card folder. This must be Very Uncommon. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
1960réf. 012747London: 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
1964réf. 012750London: Jonathan Cape 1964 VG SECOND IMPRESSION of first edition black papered boards tidy upper fore edge has some patches worn back to the board on the fore edge part only light lean to spine light soiling to closed edges DW is price clipped has tape stain along the vertical edges of the fold in flaps faint adhesive ghosts at head and tail of spine otherwise complete tidy copy of the DW. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by Richard Chopping. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1998réf. 355490715584London 1998. James Bond 007 London: Christie's South Kensington 17 September 1998. A superb auction catalogue 102 pages long featuring collections of toys games and souvenirs autographs props costumes posters and merchandising assembled by inter alia "A Private British Collector"; Dave Worrall a self-confessed James Bond fanatic and one of Britain's most prolific experts on James Bond memorabilia; Graham Rye President of the James Bond International Fan Club and Archive; and Daryl Burchmore who collected James Bond memorabilia for over 20 years. Includes the Auction Results and a Compliments Slip from Christie's. Rare unknown
1965réf. 045984London: Jonathan Cape 1965. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good/Good. Richard Chopping. Cape London 1965. Hard Cover. Condition: Good. Fore edges and prelims a little foxed. Tanning to fore edges. Pen signature to ffep. Ghost of a pencil price to ffep. Else a nice tight clean copy. Dust Jacket price clipped with tiny amounts of chipping to the head and foot of the back strip and leading corners. Small splash marks to rear of jacket possibly coffee. First Edition. Second state without the embossed gun. This is the very rare variant with the white end-papers that were used by the printers when the green and white patterned end-papers ran out. Gilbert 2012 One of just 3024 copies of this issue bound with plain endpapers. Scarce. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1961réf. 011294London: Jonathan Cape 1961 first edition first impression papered boards blind embossed skeletal hand designlight lean to spine light rubbing to corners small area beside the 'nd' of Thunderball to the spine with some adhesive residue and light scuffing bookseller stamp to tail of front paste down small split at head of lower joint lightly browned closed edges LACKS DUST JACKET. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1964réf. 28916Jonathan Cape 1964. 8vo. First Edition pencilled surname on front free endpaper; black cloth upper board blocked in gilt backstrip lettered in silver patterned endpapers a very good bright clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper the latter moderately browned at backstrip and fold-ins. With striking wrap-around dustwrapper artwork by Richard Chopping. The last Bond novel published during the author's lifetime. Jonathan Cape, hardcover
réf. 355490719066London. This rather lengthy for a magazine article written by Fleming details his long association with gun expert Geoffrey Boothroyd. A VG copy. An important magazine article. Rare. It is extremely fragile and few copies have lasted the test of time as well as this. Photographs/scans available upon request unknown
1964réf. 355490714328London: 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
1965réf. mon0000677419Jonathan Cape 1965T. hardcover. Very Good. 1st Edition 1st Impression without rare golden gun blocked to boards; jacket clean and unsunned or darkened and complete with no tears and only minor fritting to top edge; no wear to boards binding strong and square; inside extremely clean with no stamps or inscriptions; green design to endpapers; an extremely well preserved near fine copy Jonathan Cape hardcover
1961réf. 3554907244111961. Ohio: Popular Publications December 1961. A softcover. An abridged version of Thunderball with illustrations by Gil Cohen only shown in this issue. A partial subscription label to the front cover light chipping to the head of the spine and mild wear to the covers. A softcover magazine issued without a D/W. A solid VG copy. This issue is important in that it is the first US periodical appearance of Thunderball. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request. paperback
1958réf. 3533London: 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. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1966réf. 010282London: Cape 1966 first edition first impression dust jacket is NOT price clipped but is trimmed to all four corners as is usual one 5mm tear to bottom edge of front panel a tiny spot on title and facing page from a tiny squished bug hardly worth mentioning very clean copy in first state D/W priced 10/6 net to the inside flap 95pp. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 12mo - over 6 - 7 tall. Cape hardcover
1964réf. 1961London: Jonathan Cape 1964. First printing. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. 256 pages. Gold japanese characters to cover. Silver titles to spine on black cloth covered boards. Owners name to front end paper. Pictorial dust jacket price clipped - picture of a toad dragonfly and a chrysanthemum flower. Edges of dust jacket a bit scuffed. First Edition; First Printing. Cloth. A first edition/first Impression stating "First Published 1964" versus the second state "March 1964" in superior condition Jonathan Cape hardcover
1956réf. 355490720231London: Pan 1956. First Edition. London: Pan Books Ltd 1956. First UK Paperback Edition. A Softback. Pan 392. Some toning to the page block edges due to the poor quality of paper used and a lightly faded with a faint reading crease to the spine overall a near fine copy. A nice copy of one of the scarcest Fleming paperback first editions. This copy has the 2/- in the UK price to the front cover. "A world of rich food and drink of expensive clubs of racing Bentleys card-sharping counter espionage and lovely women". Great cover art by the late Josh Kirby. Photographs/scans available upon request. Pan paperback
1961réf. 3554907191871961. First Edition. Ohio: Popular Publications March 1961. A softcover. First Edition. Illustrated by John McDermott. Volume 352 Number 3 March 1961. This was an illustrated printing of "A View to a Kill" and is the first American illustrated edition of this short story from For Your Eyes Only. A hint of wear at the head of the spine overall a VG copy. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request. paperback
1965réf. 355490717348London: Cape 1965. First Edition. Hard Cover. Dust Jacket. First UK Edition. VARIANT WITH WHITE END-PAPERS. First Edition. This is the very rare variant with white end-papers that were used by the printers when the green and white patterned end-papers ran out Gilbert 2012. One of just 3024 copies of this issue bound with plain end-papers. The book is a solid near fine example with a bump to the bottom right hand corner of the front board. There is a hint of spotting to the top edge. Head and tale of spine very slightly pushed but hardly worth mentioning. In the original un-clipped VG D/W with the price of 18s net to the front flap. A bright example with some miniscule rubbing and the slightest of surface loss to the spine tips. One small tear at foot of joint to front flap. A hint of toning to spine with some light spotting. All-in-All a nice copy of a Rare Variant. Cape hardcover
1965réf. 3534London: Jonathan Cape 1965. First printing. Hardcover. Good. Third issue state First Edition A13aC17 - "First Published 1965" 221 pages complete. Green and white japanese washi style endpapers. The black cloth covered boards are blank i.e.: no decoration/ illustration/ silhouette. The boards have evidence of use. The spine has gold titling. The text block has evidence of handling with some foxing. Some rubbing to rear board. Spine slightly cocked. Tight sound binding; What makes this an unusual variant is that the half-title is on TWO lines rather than one i.e. THE MAN/ with the GOLDEN GUN. The THIRD ISSUE accounts for just 3000 copies of the 82000-strong first edition. Rare. Photographs/scans available upon request. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1964réf. 010603London: Jonathan Cape 1964 VG tidy first edition first state black papered boards tidy unclipped DW vertical edges of the DW fold in flaps have some tape staining tiny amount of wear or splitting to DW spine ends faint dust soiling to closed edges. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by Richard Chopping. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover