Mass market paperback, 220 pages;---this is the General Paperbacks Canadian edition with their name and Canadian dollar price on the front cover, but the text block is the Coronet first printing "Printed and Bound in Great Britain";--- gently used, spine creased and slightly slanted but tight in binding, covers flat/uncreased, tiny 3-line ink gift inscription dated "xmas 1988" inside front cover, otherwise clean and unmarked. PLEASE NOTE: the Stock Image next to my listing is of another later printing of this book, not my 1988 First Paperback Printing. See also our listings for Ian Fleming Introduces Jamaica, and for John Gardner's Set of 7 James Bond Books: Licence Renewed, Role of Honour, Nobody Lives Forever, No Deals, Mr. Bond, Scorpius, Win, Lose, or Die, Licence to Kill.

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Title

No Deals, Mr. Bond [ First Paperback Printing]

Publisher

Coronet and General Paperbacks, London, United Kingdom

Publication Date

1988

Language

English

ISBN 10

0773680357

ISBN 13

9780773680357

Binding

Soft Cover

Edition

First Paperback Printing.

Condition

Very Good -

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Eric James
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