Forsyth Frederick Born 1938 (3 results)

dj. First Edition. [Political intrigue] SIGNED FIRST EDITION. Octavo (22 x 14cm), pp.447 [1]. SIGNED by the author in black ink to title page. Bound in publisher's terracotta cloth, titles in gilt to spine, black endpapers. With the pictorial dust-jacket. Lightly handled; price clipped. Near fine. Signed. …

dj. First Edition. [Cold War Political thriller] FIRST EDITION, SIGNED by the author to loose bookplate. Octavo, pp.479. Bound in publisher's blue cloth, with embossed red star to front board, titles in silver to spine, red endpapers, original pictorial dust-wrapper priced £5.95. Light wear only. Very good indeed in like jacket. The fourth novel from Frederick Forsyth, acclaimed writer of thrillers such as The Day of The Jackal, The Dogs of War and The Fourth Protocol. Author Frederick Forsyth was later nominated for an Ian Fleming Steel Dagger and is a recipient of the Crime Writers' Association Diamond Dagger, recognising a lifetime contribution to crime writing in the English language. Signed. …

dj. First Edition. [Spy thriller] SIGNED FIRST EDITION. Octavo (22 x 14cm), pp.x; 310. Hardcover in original metallic-effect dust-wrapper priced at £2.00 net. Author's non-specific presentation note opposite title; "All best wishes / Frederick Forsyth / 2005" (underlined). Contents and edges clean, jacket crisp and fresh with one tiny nick at crown, small dink to spine. Overall, bright and attractive. Author's second book, following 'The Day of The Jackal' (1971). Author Frederick Forsyth was later nominated for an Ian Fleming Steel Dagger and is a recipient of the Crime Writers' Association Diamond Dagger, recognising a lifetime contribution to crime writing in the English language. This copy is from the comprehensive archive of Ian Fleming bibliographer Jon Gilbert, whose encyclopaedic guide to the works of Ian Fleming (2012) won the 16th Breslauer Prize for bibliography. Signed. …