Autograph Material
The James Bond Dossier
London: Jonathan Cape. 1965. SIGNED FIRST EDITION. Pp.159. Publisher's black cloth-effect paper over boards with gilt titles to spine and blind-stamped bullet-holes to upper cover in the dust-wrapper based on the familiar 'trompe l'oeil' designs which decorated the Ian Fleming first editions. Near fine; a lightly handled copy with a.... More
The James Bond Dossier
London: Jonathan Cape. 1965. FIRST EDITION. THE AUTHOR'S COPY, in a bespoke quarter leather binding of half red morocco, gilt, commissioned by the publisher for presentation to Amis. Obviously a unique copy, this was likely bound by Ian Fleming's own binder Arthur Last, the style matching closely the author's copies... More
The James Bond Dossier
London: Jonathan Cape. 1965. INSCRIBED FIRST EDITION. Pp.159. Publisher's black cloth-effect paper over boards with gilt titles to spine and blind-stamped bullet-holes to upper cover in the price-clipped dust-wrapper based on the familiar 'trompe l'oeil' designs which decorated the Ian Fleming first editions. A lightly handled copy, signed and inscribed... More
Tomorrow Never Dies
London: Hodder and Stoughton 1997. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. The standard hardcover edition, with cover photo of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond and Bruce Fierstein listed as scriptwriter (a variant exists with four writers credited). Published simultaneously with the mass-market softcover. A lovely fine copy with the faint... More
Die Another Day.
London: Hodder and Stoughton. 2002. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED by the author. The novelisation of the James Bond movie. Both the book and the dust-wrapper are absolutely fine /as new. A lovely copy, signed to the title-page. The signature was obtained privately by us-the author did not appear in the UK... More
The Facts of Death.
London: Hodder and Stoughton. 1998. FIRST EDITION, FIRST IMPRESSION, SIGNED by the author. Raymond Benson's second novel. Hardback, bound in the publisher's cloth with pictorial dustwrapper. This copy additionally SIGNED by author Raymond Benson to title page during one of his many book launch events held at our shop. Both... More
The Facts of Death.
London: Hodder and Stoughton. 1998. FIRST EDITION, FIRST IMPRESSION, with publisher's loose bookplate SIGNED by the author. Raymond Benson's second novel. Hardback, bound in the publisher's cloth with pictorial dustwrapper. The signature was obtained during one of the author's many book launch events held at our shop. Both the book... More
Never Dream of Dying.
London: Hodder and Stoughton. 2001. FIRST EDITION. Absolutely fine in like dustwrapper. SIGNED by the author. Signature obtained during one of his many book launch events held at our shop. Both the book and the dustwrapper are absolutely fine /as new. A lovely copy, warehoused by ourselves since publication. A.... More
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Solo [A James Bond Novel]
London: Jonathan Cape, 2013. FIRST TRADE EDITION, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Publisher's red screen-printed hardcovers in an embossed and die-cut dustjacket, featuring bullet-holes in the style of the original US printing of Ian Fleming's The Man With The Golden Gun (this adventure being set in 1969, a little after the... More
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Again
London: Macmillan Children's Books 2011. FIRST EDITION, FIRST IMPRESSION, SIGNED by the author with his usual car doodle motif. Publisher's hardcover volume in pictorial dustwrapper. A fine/as new, unread copy. Commissioned by Ian Fleming Publications, this is the first in a series of official sequels to the classic children's story... More
Carte Blanche. A James Bond Novel.
London: Hodder and Stoughton 2011. FIRST TRADE EDITION, Signed by the author. Publisher's red cloth in white dust-jacket. A fine, unread copy. The latest James Bond adventure set in Afghanistan and Dubai, written by acclaimed thriller writer Jeffrey Deaver, who is a life-long admirer of the James Bond novels and... More
Carte Blanche. A James Bond Novel.
London: Hodder and Stoughton in partnership with Waterstones 2011. SIGNED LIMITED BOXED EDITION, limited to 750 copies signed by the author. Publisher's red cloth in dust-jacket, as per the trade edition, but with a signed limitation page and housed in a custom made-flip-top box with alternative metallic red titles (the... More
Funeral in Berlin Secret File No.3
London: Jonathan Cape. 1964. Cold-war spy thriller. FIRST EDITION. Publisher's hardcover in original dust-wrapper. No inscriptions, edges a little toned/spotted. Jacket slightly edgeworn, price-clipped. A very good copy indeed. The links between Len Deighton and Ian Fleming are many; Deighton's brand of spy fiction and his un-named series character (called... More
Devil May Care. Sebastian Faulks writing as Ian Fleming
Penguin 007 2008. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED by the author to title page with the original book launch flyer (one of 1500 such copies for independent bookshops). Publisher's hardback in dustwrapper. A very fine/as new copy, carefully dark stored by ourselves since publication. An original 007 adventure, written under copyright of... More
Devil May Care. Sebastian Faulks writing as Ian Fleming
London: Penguin 007, 2008. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED by the author to title page. Publisher's hardback in dustwrapper. A fine copy. An original 007 adventure, written under copyright of Ian Fleming Publications Ltd to celebrate the author's centenary. More
Faulks on Fiction. Great British Characters and the Secret Life of the Novel.
London: BBC Books 2011. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Publisher's hardback cloth binding in pictorial dustjacket. A very fine copy, autographed by Sebastian Faulks on the title-page. Includes the essay 'James Bond'; Faulks was the author of the best-selling 007 adventure 'Devil May Care' in 2008. Ex-Adrian Harrington Ltd, July 2008. More
Inscribed Photograph of actor Roger Moore as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007.
c.1977. Black and white publicity still, 10 x 8'', classic three-quarters pose by Moore as Bond with shoulder holster pointing Walther to camera. Near fine. Still taken from (or publicity for) the film The Spy Who Loved Me', INSCRIBED to left hand side; To Rodney (Pincott)/ All the Best /... More
Introduces Jamaica. Edited by Morris Cargill.
Andre Deutsch, London 1965. First Impression, First State. Pp.240, illustrated thoughout with colour plates. Publisher's hardcover in dustjacket. A near fine copy, but for some edgewear and an unfortunate bump to the lower corner. This example however has been inscribed by the book's compiler Morris Cargill; SIGNED copies rarely appear... More
Typed letter, signed.
London, 30th June 1952. 1952. One page letter to fellow author and illustrator Nicholas Bentley, typed on Kemsley House' headed notepaper, addressed and with salutation in manuscript. Ian Fleming was Foreign Manager at the Kemsley Group of Newspapers, and he drafted this letter in regard to to Bentley's position as... More
Complete Set of First Editions of Ian Fleming's James Bond Novels The Works comprise: Casino Royale, Live and Let Die, Moonraker, Diamonds Are Forever, From Russia With Love, Dr. No, Goldfinger, For Your Eyes Only (short stories containing From A View To A Kill and Quantum of Solace), Thunderball, The Spy Who loved Me, On Her Majesties Secret Service, You Only Live Twice, The Man with the Golden Gun, Octopussy and The Living Daylights.
London: Jonathan Cape 1953-1966. 14 volumes; octavo. FIRST IMPRESSIONS, with a leaf SIGNED BY IAN FLEMING included in the first title. Beautifully bound in full deep red oasis morocco with gilt raised bands and gilt titles to spines, '007 device blocked in gilt to upper, gilt edges, black endpapers. Internally... More
From Russia, With Love (a James Bond novel)
London: Jonathan Cape. 1957, FIRST EDITION, First Impression, Binding A. Pp.253. Publisher's cloth-effect paper over boards in pictorial dust-wrapper illustrated by Richard Chopping. A used copy but with no significant defects; jacket darkened to spine, rubbed to joints with some chips and tears. Preserved in a clamshell box. This is... More
Live and Let Die
London: Jonathan Cape. 1959. Hardcover reprint. AN INSCRIBED ASSOCIATION COPY. Publisher's black, gilt-embossed cloth-effect paper over boards, in purple dustwrapper. Minor wear, a little bumped, jacket with some wear to extremities, rubbed to joints. Very good. SIGNED by the author to the flyleaf. This copy is from the library of... More
The Man With the Golden Gun.
London: Jonathan Cape. 1965. First Issue, Second State, Binding A (in Excelin material) without gilt-stamped gun motif and stamped in Nuvap (gilt) to the spine. SIGNED BY ROGER MOORE with added 'Best wishes' and '007' motif. Octavo, pp.221. Black cloth-effect paper over boards, green endpapers, in pictorial dust-wrapper. Very fine... More
Moonraker.
London: Jonathan Cape, 1955. FIRST IMPRESSION, FIRST PRINTING, BINDING A (Fabroleen material). INSCRIBED PRESENTATION COPY. This version with 'shoot' correctly printed to page 10. Octavo, pp.256. Publisher's black cloth-effect paper over boards, titled in silver, in 'flame' design dustwrapper by Kenneth Lewis. A fine copy in the lightly rubbed and... More
Dr. No.
London: Jonathan Cape. 1963. FIRST EDITION, Fifth Impression. Pp. 256. Publisher's dark brown cloth in the original dust-wrapper illustrated by Pat Marriott. Some toning to the edges and spine panel; near fine. This copy bears the signature of Ian Fleming to the flyleaf. Fleming usually did not sign reprints or... More