Bombs Away
Bombs Away
£150.00
Bombs Away
By John Steinbeck
First edition, first impression (The Viking Press, 1942).
Publisher’s original blue cloth. A hint of rubbing and light compression to spine ends and corners, near fine otherwise and free from names and inscriptions. The original and unclipped dust jacket has some a few tears, chips and rubbing to edges with a few stains and a small area of abrasion to lower panel.
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Bombs Away
By John Steinbeck
First Edition
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The House At Pooh Corner
A A Milne, Children's Fiction, First Edition, Modern First Editions
The House At Pooh Corner
By A.A. Milne
First edition, first impression (Methuen & Co, 1928). Featuring the first appearance of 'Tigger'.
Some discolouration to bottom corner of upper board and lower board; a little inconspicuous staining to bottom edge of preliminaries with evidence of some sticky residue to bottom corner of front endpaper - very good.
Original dust jacket has just a little rubbing and very minor chipping to spine tips and top fore-edge; slight toning to spine panel - near fine.
An excellent and bright example.
£1,250.00
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On Chesil Beach
First Edition, General Literary Fiction, Ian McEwan, Modern First Editions, Signed First Editions
On Chesil Beach
By Ian McEwan
First edition, first impression (Jonathan Cape, 2007). Signed and dedicated by the author: 'To Allan, Ian McEwan'. Copies that have been signed and dedicated are considerably less numerous that those that have just been signed. Shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2007 and recently adapted to film in 2017.
Fine in a fine dust jacket.
£60.00
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The Dead of Jericho
Crime and Thriller, First Edition, Modern First Editions, Signed First Editions
The Dead of Jericho
By Colin Dexter
First edition, first impression (Macmillan, 1981). Signed and inscribed by the author in the year of publication to Mary Wilson, English poet and wife of former British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson: 'For Lady Wilson - A memento from the Oxford Book Asscn. Best wishes always, Colin Dexter, July '81''.
The fifth book in the Morse series and the first to be adapted to television.
A couple of spots to top edge, else fine. The original and unclipped dust jacket has some minor edge wear and small retailer price sticker to flap, fine otherwise with no fading to spine panel.
£750.00
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Very Good, Jeeves
First Edition, Modern First Editions, P. G. Wodehouse
Very Good, Jeeves
By P.G. Wodehouse
First edition, second impression (Herbert Jenkins, 1931).
Minor spine slant with some mild rolling to spine ends; gift inscription to front endpaper dated 1934; mild scattered foxing to edges; contents very nice and clean, except for a touch of very faint and occasional spotting to first and last few pages. Very good indeed.
The dust jacket has a significant amount of loss to spine ends and to lower panel with several small nicks and tears; occasional abrasion to edges and to fore-edge of upper panel; some discreet tape reinforcements to verso.
£175.00
