Fleming Fergus Introduction (9 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition, First Printing. Navy blue linen boards with silver foil stamped lettering on the spine. Corners are sharp and the binding is tight. Small crease at top right corner of FFEP. Text and images are clean and unmarked. Pictorial dust jacket shows some light general use, in a mylar cover. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. VERY GOOD. Sibil Ekemen (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.

FIRST EDITION THUS, SIGNED COPY. Octavo (21 x 14cm), pp.116. Autographed by Fergus Fleming in black ink to the title page, in our presence. Publisher's green cloth with silver titles to spine. With the pictorial dust-jacket, priced at £15. A fine / as new copy.

1st edition, hardback, large 8vo, 375pp, limited edition, this copy not numbered, marked o/s, from the author's own library, but unmarked. clean and tight, Very Good condittion, dustwrapper has two small tears on top edges.

dj. First Edition. [True Crime] FIRST EDITION THUS, SIGNED COPY. Octavo (21 x 14cm), pp.116. Autographed by Fergus Fleming in black ink to the title page, in our presence. Publisher's green cloth with silver titles to spine. With the pictorial dust-jacket, priced at £15. A fine / as new copy. Fleming's first non-Bond book, and also his first non-fiction work. Written with the assistance of Diamond expert John Collard, who is noted in the book as 'John Blaize'. Devised as part of the Ian Fleming Centenary publications, this edition of "The Diamond Smugglers" features a brand new introduction from Fleming's nephew, the acclaimed travel writer Fergus Fleming. The only edition in this format, and the first book to be published in-house by Ian Fleming Publications under their own imprint, it was distributed solely by the publisher. Print run: 500 copies only. Gilbert A15a (3). Signed. …

dj. First Edition. [Literary biography] FIRST EDITION, limited issue (this copy no. 63 of 100 copies). Octavo (24 x 16cm), pp.375; [1], blank. Bound in dark-blue Plike paper-covered boards, red endpapers, blocked in gilt to spine and front cover, semi-opaque dust jacket with printed titles. As new. Upon publication, this edition sold out within a matter of weeks. Never before published, these are the notes that John Pearson made in 1965 while researching The Life of Ian Fleming, which chart not only Fleming's life - with details that never made it into the finished biography - but John's own journey while investigating his subject. As such they form less a series of aides memoires than a book about writing a book. Compelling, insightful, irreverent and written in John's inimitable style, they make an outstanding read. …

dj. First Edition. [Literary biography] FIRST EDITION, limited issue, one of only 100 copies. Octavo (24 x 16cm), pp.375; [1], blank. Bound in dark-blue Plike paper-covered boards, red endpapers, blocked in gilt to spine and front cover, semi-opaque dust jacket with printed titles. As new. Upon publication, this edition sold out within a matter of weeks. Never before published, these are the notes that John Pearson made in 1965 while researching The Life of Ian Fleming, which chart not only Fleming's life - with details that never made it into the finished biography - but John's own journey while investigating his subject. As such they form less a series of aides memoires than a book about writing a book. Compelling, insightful, irreverent and written in John's inimitable style, they make an outstanding read.…

dj. First Edition. [Literary biography] FIRST EDITION, limited issue (this copy no. 55 of 100 copies). SIGNED by the editor Fergus Fleming, to his introduction, p.9 (not called for). With publisher's erratum slip. Octavo (24 x 16cm), pp.375; [1], blank. Bound in dark-blue Plike paper-covered boards, red endpapers, blocked in gilt to spine and front cover, semi-opaque dust jacket with printed titles. As new. This edition sold out within a matter of weeks from publication. Signature obtained at Firsts London, where Fergus Fleming's Queen Anne Press were exhibiting. Never before published, these are the notes that John Pearson made in 1965 while researching The Life of Ian Fleming, which chart not only Fleming's life - with details that never made it into the finished biography - but John's own journey while investigating his subject. As such they form less a series of aides memoires than a book about writing a book. Compelling, insightful, irreverent and written in John's inimitable style, they make an outstanding read. Signed. …