Deighton len intro (6 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Good+. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good-. Very taned pages and fore-edges; Sticker remainder to DJ; 190 pages fmc2%262D.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Hardback in good condition.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Hardcover in very good condition. Introduction by Len Deighton. Unclipped jacket. Foxing on the page block and to a lesser extent on the inside of the jacket. Page edges lightly tanned; all text and black and white images are clear. CM. Used.

dj. First Edition. [Espionage] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (24 x 16cm), pp.242; [2], blank. Publisher's red cloth, gilt titles to spine. In photographic dust-wrapper priced at £14.95. Some minor handling. Near fine. Revealing memoir from the Cold War spy John Peet. This copy is from the collection library of Ian Fleming bibliographer Jon Gilbert (pencil signature within).…

['Thunderball' film reference] Royal octavo (24 x 17cm), pp.[i]-[xi]; 12-251; [5], adverts. Revised edition (first thus). Publisher's illustrated softcovers. With photographs and reproductions of documents. A fine, unread copy. The Battle for Bond is the story of the much-discussed Thunderball dispute. Includes a foreword by the renowned spy novelist Len Deighton, as Bond novelist Raymond Benson has suppressed his essay printed in the original edition; the replacement 'no holds barred' Deighton intro, titled 'Quantum of Tolerance' sets forth the publisher's case for persisting with publication of the book.…

['Thunderball' film reference] Royal octavo (24 x 17cm), pp.[i]-[xi]; 12-251; [5], adverts. Revised edition (first thus). Publisher's illustrated softcovers. With photographs and reproductions of documents. Very gently used. Jon Gilbert's copy (pencil signature within), with a loose note to fellow bibliographer Dr Philip Errington, to whom this copy was once lent. The Battle for Bond is the story of the much-discussed Thunderball dispute. Includes a foreword by the renowned spy novelist Len Deighton, as Bond novelist Raymond Benson has suppressed his essay printed in the original edition; the replacement 'no holds barred' Deighton intro, titled 'Quantum of Tolerance' sets forth the publisher's case for persisting with publication of the book.…