Ian Fleming Contributor (29 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First American Edition. The dust jacket has some wrinkling, corner wear and shelf wear, price is unclipped. Red cloth boards are bumped lightly on three of the four corners and there are a few small white spots on the rear. The bump on the upper right corner has bent the upper right corner of the whole book. First American edition. All orders packed with care, most dust jackets protected by Brodart sleeve, independent bookseller since 2011.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S "HONG KONG: BARGAIN TOWN BY THE CHINA SEA", in True magazine, June 1963 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE WHICH WAS LATER COLLECTED AND REPRINTED IN BOOK FORM IN "THRILLING CITIES" WHICH WAS PUBLISHED AT THE END OF 1963 (ACTUALLY 1964 IN THE U.S.). ARTICLE ALSO INCLUDES ARTWORK THAT APPEARS NOWHERE ELSE. RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine has tiny bit of paper loss to squared spine tips, almost no edge wear, crease to bottom right corner on cover, no cover tearing, subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, bit of age foxing at top edge, no bumped corners, no color rubbing. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S "GENEVA: THRILLER'S CAPITAL", in Show magazine, March 1963 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE WHICH WAS LATER COLLECTED AND REPRINTED IN BOOK FORM IN "THRILLING CITIES" WHICH WAS PUBLISHED AT THE END OF 1963 (ACTUALLY 1964 IN THE U.S.). ARTICLE ALSO INCLUDES ARTWORK THAT WAS SUBSEQUENTLY USED ON THE U.K. JONATHAN CAPE HC FOR "THRILLING CITIES" PUBLISHED 9 MONTHS LATER. RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE BUT THICKER). Magazine has no chipping or tearing to cover or spine, NO wear to spine tips, squared spine is very nice, no cover creases, NO subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, no bumped corners. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Clean No Gift Inscription. 169 Pages With The Index. Soft Cover, This Book Is Not Signed. 256 Pages With The Index. Used Book.We will state signed at the description section. we confirm they are signed via email or stated in the description box. - Specializing in academic, collectiblle and historically significant, providing the utmost quality and customer service satisfaction. For any questions feel free to email us.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND short story "THE HILDEBRAND RARITY" in Playboy magazine, March 1960, includes illustrations that appear no where else. TRUE 1ST WORLD WIDE PRINTING OF THIS STORY - AS WAS (IS) TYPICAL OF U.S. MAGAZINE RELEASES THIS MAG WOULD HAVE APPEARED ON NEWSTANDS IN FEBRUARY OF 1960 (BEFORE IT WAS PUBLISHED IN THE U.K. IN TODAY WEEKLY MAGAZINE IN 2 PARTS IN MARCH OF 1960) - THIS JAMES BOND STORY WAS COLLECTED IN BOOK FORM LATER THAT YEAR IN "FOR YOUR EYES ONLY". VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THIS WAS FLEMING'S FIRST CONTRIBUTION THAT APPEARED IN PLAYBOY WHO WOULD GO ON TO PUBLISH FLEMING'S LAST 3 BOND NOVELS IN ABRIDGED FORMAT FROM 1962 TO 1964. Magazine has barest hint of wear around stapled spine & spine tips, no tearing or paper loss to spine, centerfold still present, no chipping, no edge wear, no tearing, no cover creases, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside (tiny received year written on cover), no color rubbing or dust soiling to cover. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S "THE PERPLEXING DATE LINE", in Holiday magazine, November 1960 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE (published a couple of years before the Dr. No movie so Fleming was not a household name at this point). THIS FLEMING ARTICLE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY RETITLED AND REEDITED INTO THRILLING CITIES CHAPTER 4 "HONOLULU" PUBLISHED IN 1963. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE). Magazine has no chipping to front cover, no tearing to front cover, barest hint of wear to squared spine tips with noi paper loss on spine, tiny cover corner crease, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, slight edge wear to cover, slight color rubbing to cover. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S "NAPLES: SOME RATHER JAMES BOND ADVENTURES", in Vogue magazine, January 15, 1963 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE WHICH WAS LATER COLLECTED AND REPRINTED IN BOOK FORM IN "THRILLING CITIES" WHICH WAS PUBLISHED AT THE END OF 1963 (ACTUALLY 1964 IN THE U.S.). RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE BUT THICKER). Magazine has no chipping or tearing to cover or spine, just a hint of wear to bottom spine tip otherwise squared spine is very nice, tiny crease to top right corner on cover, NO subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, no bumped corners. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S "THE RUSSIANS MAKE MISTAKES, TOO", in Esquire magazine, November 1960 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST (AND ONLY) APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE (published a couple of years before the Dr. No movie so Fleming was not a household name at this point). FLEMING WAS COMMENTING FOLLOWING THE U.S. U2 SPY PLANE CRASHED IN RUSSIA. THIS FLEMING ARTICLE WAS NEVER REPRINTED OR REPUBLISHED (OR PUBLISHED IN THE U.K.). VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE). Magazine has no chipping to front cover, no tearing to front cover, just a hint of wear to squared spine tips and no paper loss at corners, no cover creases, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, slight color rubbing to cover (common defect with this all-black cover), hint of edge wear to covers. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. NOTE - BECAUSE THE SIZE AND WEIGHT OF THIS MAGAZINE (ITS LARGER AND HEAVIER THAT MOST HARDCOVER BOOKS) THERE MIGHT BE AN ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGE. IAN FLEMING'S "LONDON'S BEST DINING", in Holiday magazine, April 1956 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE (published around the same time as "Diamonds Are Forever" so Fleming was not a household name at this point). THIS FLEMING ARTICLE WAS COLLECTED IN A BOOK PUBLISHED IN 1960 BY SIMON & SHUSTER. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE). Magazine has almost no edge wear, no chipping to front cover, no tearing, almost no wear to squared spine, no cover creases, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers. VARIANT EDITION WITH TIPPED-ON WHITE LABEL (I HAVE HANDLED 30+ COPIES OF THIS MAGAZINE OVER THE LAST 20+ YEARS AND THIS IS THE FIRST COPY I HAVE EVER HAD WITH THIS ADDITIONAL TIPPED-ON "LONDON" LABEL. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. THE KEMSLEY MANUAL OF JOURNALISM (includes Ian Fleming's first published work in book form "Foreign News"), published by UK publisher Cassell & Co Ltd., copyright 1950, First Printing (states "First Published 1950" with no references to subsequent printings - there was a 1952 and 1954 later printings), white endpapers, light tan cloth boards with gold gilt lettering on spine, 25s net price on DJ front flap. NOTE - THIS IS A LARGE HEAVY BOOK (THINK COFFEE-TABLE STYLE BOOK). Book has no creased page corners, hint of age darkening/dust soiling to outer page edges (no foxing), no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps/stickers inside, clean endpapers with no scotch tape marks or discoloration, no internal hinge splitting, no wear to board edges, corners or spine tips, tiny bumped board corner, no soiling/markings to boards, no wear/oxidizing to gilt spine lettering. Dust Jacket has shallow chips at top right on rear panel & top on spine with related closed tear, small closed tear at bottom left on spine otherwise no chipping, tearing or creasing, hint of wear to bottom spine tip, almost no wear to front flap crease (nick loss at top flap crease corner), no wear to left/right on spine, hint of edge wear, no spine sun darkening, no foxing to panels or spine, no dust rubbing to panels or spine, no soiling/staining to panels or spine. Overall a FINE-/N-FINE book in VG/VG+ condition dust jacket (not price clipped) of a Ian Fleming related 1st UK printing hardcover book. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond 1st printing hardcover appearances up for sale.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. Calero, Dennis (illustrator). 176 pages. 10.50x7.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.

IAN FLEMING'S article "THE GUNS OF JAMES BOND'S" (published 8 months later in the U.K. under the title "James Bond's Hardware" in the UK weekly magaizne Sunday Times Colour Section), in Sports Illustrated magazine, March 19, 1962 includes illustrations of the various guns. RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE DETAILING HOW IAN FLEMING SELECTED THE GUNS THAT JAMES BOND WOULD USE IN HIS STORY AND HOW HE HAD RECEIVED A LETTER FROM NOTED GUN SPECIALIST GEOFFREY BOOTHROYD IN 1956 (AFTER HAVING READ SEVERAL OF THE BOND BOOKS) AND CONVINCED IAN FLEMING TO CHANGE JAMES BOND'S WEAPON OF CHOICE FROM A BERETTA TO THE NOW INFAMOUS WALTHER PPK, AND AS A THANK YOU FLEMING MADE BOOTHROYD "THE ARMOURER" OF THE BRITISH SECRET SERVICE IN THE FOLLOWING BOOK. THIS FLEMING ARTICLE WAS NEVER REPUBLISHED OR REPRINTED IN BOOK FORM. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine has a hint of wear to the stapled spine (common defect with this magazine), ever so tiny nick loss at bottom right corner otherwise no chipping, almost no edge wear, no tearing, tiny crease to top right corner on cover, subscription label, no missing pages, several creased pages due to poor handling/storage, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, no color cover rubbing, no dust soiling to covers. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S JAMAICA, in the UK weekly magazine SUNDAY TIMES COLOUR SECTION, August 15, 1965, includes pictures that appears nowhere else. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THIS WAS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IAN FLEMING'S ARTICLE - LATER PUBLISHED IN BOOK FORM IN A TRAVELOGE BOOK FOR THE COUNTRY OF JAMAICA IN 1966. EXTREMELY DIFFICULT ITEM TO FIND NOW SINCE AS A WEEKLY MAGAZINE THAT WAS INTENDED AS A SUNDAY NEWSPAPER INSERT (PUBLISHED IN CHEAP "NEWSPAPER" LIKE FORMAT) IT WASN'T ROUTINELY SAVED. Magazine has some wear/tear/chipping to spine (typical poor quality paper - common defect with this newspaper magazine) and at bottom corner to cover, otherwise no tears to cover, no cover creases and no mid-point creasing (large format magazine was always stored flat), no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, almost no color cover rubbing, no dust soiling to covers (age darkening at edges), some edge wear. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND short story "THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS" in the VERY FIRST ISSUE of the UK weekly magazine SUNDAY TIMES COLOUR SECTION, February 4, 1962. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND SHORT STORY (NOT PUBLISHED IN BOOK FORM UNTIL 1966). VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. EXTREMELY DIFFICULT ITEM TO FIND NOW SINCE AS A WEEKLY MAGAZINE THAT WAS INTENDED AS A SUNDAY NEWSPAPER INSERT (PUBLISHED IN CHEAP "NEWSPAPER" LIKE FORMAT) IT WASN'T ROUTINELY SAVED. Magazine has no wear to spine and no tearing or paper loss (common defect with this magazine), no chipping, no edge wear, no tearing, no cover creases and no mid-point creasing (magazine was always stored flat), no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, no color cover rubbing, no dust soiling to covers, magazine was originally stored in a binder that used a very thin metal rod to hold it in place - rod rusted and left a mark at the paper gutter. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Magazine format in pictorial glossy photographic covers, perfect bound. pp.64. Illustrated with colour photographs throughout. Original price $5.95. Fine / as new. Includes a three-page article 'The Birth of Bond', celebrating the 60th anniversary of the novel Casino Royale. Author Michael L. VanBlaricum, Ph.D is the founder and former president of the Ian Fleming Foundation.

Condition: Very good (see description). quarto size, xiii,424,xlvi(adverts)pp, numerous photoplates etc, original cloth covered boards, label on spine faded and rubbed, slight slant to spine, one corner bruised, text very clean, overall very good.Note: Ian Fleming, then managing the foreign desk for Kemsley Newspapers, contribute a nine page article "Foreign News".

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND story "PARIS COURIER" in Argosy magazine March 1961, includes illustrations that appear nowhere else. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine has slight wear to squared spine but no chipping - just closed tear at bottom of spine (common defect with this magazine), no cover chipping, no edge wear, no tearing, tiny corner creasing, subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, almost no color cover rubbing, hint of dust soiling to covers. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Magazine format in pictorial glossy photographic covers, perfect bound. pp.64; 68. Illustrated with colour photographs throughout. First issue contains 'The Birth of Bond' by Michael L. VanBlaricum, Ph.D, founder and former president of the Ian Fleming Foundation. Second issue contains 'John Carter's Book-Chat' by Joel Silver; John Carter was a bibliophile and was editor of Ian Fleming's The Book Collector Journal. Author Joel Silver is director od manuscripts at the Lilly Library, Indiana University, where Fleming's book collection and James Bond mss. are held. Both fine copies.

NOTE - BECAUSE THE SIZE/WEIGHT OF THIS MAGAZINE THERE MAY BE A SLIGHT SHIPPING CHARGE INCREASE. IAN FLEMING'S "HOW TO WRITE A THRILLER", in Show magazine, August 1962 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE WHICH WAS NEVER PUBLISHED IN BOOK FORM (UNTIL JUST A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO). RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE BUT THICKER). Magazine has no chipping or tearing to cover or spine, almost no wear to spine tips and squared spine is very nice, tiny corner cover crease and tiny nick loss to top right corner, NO subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, no bumped corners. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. IAN FLEMING'S James Bond chess game from "FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE", in CHESSWORLD magazine Colume 1, Number 3, May-June, 1964 issue, includes stills from the (then) upcoming movie release. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine is very nice - slight wear to squared spine but no spine tip chipping, no creasing to cover, no cover tears, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, no soiling or staining to cover, some edgewear, almost no color cover rubbing, no dust soiling to covers. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S "JAMAICA: THE HOSTESS WITH THE MOSTES", in Vogue magazine, April 1, 1951 issue, includes THE TRUE FIRST (AND ONLY) APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING ARTICLE (published two years before his first James Bond book Casino Royale so Fleming was not a household name at this point). VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. NOTE - THIS IS A VERY LARGE HEAVY MAGAZINE PRINTED ON HEAVY PAPERSTOCK (THINK LIFE MAGAZINE OR SATURDAY EVENING POST SIZE). Magazine has slight edge wear, no chipping to front cover, no tearing, wear to squared spine (tiny bit of paper loss at top of spine but no lettering affected), tiny cover creases at corners, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings inside, no dust soiling to covers, bit of discoloration from water spotting to bottom right corner on cover. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND short story "BERLIN ESCAPE" aka "THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS" in ARGOSY magazine, June 1962, includes illustrations by Lou Feck that appear nowhere else. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THE TRUE FIRST U.S. APPEARANCE OF THIS IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND SHORT STORY (NOT PUBLISHED IN BOOK FORM UNTIL 1966). VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine has very tiny partial paper loss at bottom spine tip otherwise hardly any no wear to spine and no tearing (common defect with this magazine), no chipping, almost no edge wear, no tearing, no cover creases, subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, almost no cover color rubbing, no dust soiling to covers. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. IAN FLEMING'S James Bond story "QUANTUM OF SOLACE", in COSMOPOLITAN magazine May, 1959 issue, includes artwork that appears nowhere else. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THIS WAS IAN FLEMING'S VERY FIRST JAMES BOND SHORT STORY AND SPECIALLY COMMISSIONED BY COSMOPOLITAN (LONG BEFORE JAMES BOND BECAME A POPULAR LITERARY FIGURE IN THE U.S.), THERE WAS NO CORRESPONDING U.K. MAGAZINE PUBLICATION AND THE STORY WASN'T PUBLISHED IN BOOK FORM UNTIL A YEAR LATER IN 'FOR YOUR EYES ONLY'. EXTREMELY DIFFICULT ITEM TO FIND NOW AS THE TITLE WAS RECENTLY USED AS THE TITLE FOR THE 2ND DANIEL CRAIG BOND FILM. Magazine is very nice - no wear to spine tips (tiny bit of wear near top of spine), no cover creases, no cover tears, tiny nick loss to bottom right corner, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, tiny bit of discoloration to right edge on cover otherwise no soiling or staining to cover, virtually no color cover rubbing (common defect with this magazine), no dust soiling to covers, no edge wear. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. IAN FLEMING'S James Bond story "QUANTUM OF SOLACE", in COSMOPOLITAN magazine May, 1964 issue. RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR - THIS WAS IAN FLEMING'S VERY FIRST JAMES BOND SHORT STORY AND SPECIALLY COMMISSIONED BY COSMOPOLITAN, THERE WAS NO CORRESPONDING U.K. MAGAZINE PUBLICATION. DIFFICULT ITEM TO FIND NOW AS THE TITLE WAS USED AS THE TITLE FOR THE 2ND DANIEL CRAIG BOND FILM. Magazine is very nice - slight wear to bottom spine tip, small crease to bottom right corner on cover, no cover tears, no subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, tiny bit of discoloration to top right corner on cover otherwise no soiling or staining to cover, virtually no color cover rubbing, no dust soiling to covers, almost no edge wear. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good-. 22cm by 19cm, 272pp, illustrated, lightly soiled price-clipped dustjacket, name written on half-title page otherwise unmarked.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND story "THE TWO FACES OF DEATH" in Fury magazine March 1962, includes illustrations that appear nowhere else. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine has hint of wear to spine but no tearing (common defect with this magazine), no chipping, no edge wear, no tearing, tiny partial crease to top right corner, NO subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, no color cover rubbing, hint of dust soiling to white rear cover. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. IAN FLEMING JAMES BOND story "FIRST AFFAIR" in Man's Annual magazine 1965, includes illustrations that appear nowhere else. VERY RARE AND MUST HAVE FOR THE IAN FLEMING/JAMES BOND COLLECTOR. Magazine has hint of wear to spine with tiny chip at bottom of spine (common defect with this squared spine magazine), no cover chipping, almost no edge wear, no tearing of note, no cover creases of note, NO subscription label, no missing pages, no former ownership markings or used bookstore stamps inside, no color cover rubbing, hint of dust soiling to white covers. I have a number of other U.S. and U.K. Ian Fleming James Bond magazine appearances up for sale.

First Edition. Introduction by C. D. Hamilton. Pp. viii+490; small med. 8vo; blue cloth, spine blocked in red and lettered in gilt, edges of boards slightly rubbed, fore-corners faintly bruised, spine a trifle faded; top edges blue; lacking the dust wrapper; book label of David Levine, Sydney, on upper pastedown, the outer leaves offset, a few spots of foxing; Michael Joseph, London, 1962. First edition. Gilbert C40 [for Fleming]. *The first of only two volumes of selections from The Sunday Times Magazine Section on subjects including music, the stage, art, literature, sport, etc. Includes the first appearance in book form of My Monte Carlo System, an article by Ian Fleming on an 'infallible' Roulette system; also, a short story, The Way Up to Heaven, by Roald Dahl. Other authors include John Betjeman, Sir Ralph Richardson, Noel Coward, Lady Diana Cooper, Cyril Connolly, J. B. Priestley, Cecil Beaton, a.o.

London: Messrs F.W. Bridges [and] The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1963, 1964. 8vo. 2 vols. Original paper wrappers; pp. 126, [ii], 62, photographic plates; 30, 8 plates; both very good.First editions. Both scarce. The first of these volumes is the official catalogue for the Printing and the Mind of Man exhbition held jointly by the British Museum and Earls Court in July 1963 recording the development of printing with movable type in the Western world. The exhibitions included both printing machinery and examples of fine printing from across the centuries. One of the donors to the exhibition was Ian Fleming, who had around forty books on display. As a result of this exhibition he was inspired to work with John Carter, one of the curators of the exhibition, on the bibliography Printing and the Mind of Man, which came out in 1967 and aimed to tell the story of the progress of human thought through the medium of print. His collection is now held by the Lilly Library at Indiana University Bloomington, and the bibliography is acknowledged as a classic.The second volume, Robert Birley's elegant piece on printing as a vehicle for democratic thought, is the text of a paper given at the Royal Institution in July 1963 as part of the Printing and the Mind of Man exhibition.Provenance: title pages with the signature of John Gilbert, Fleming's bibliographer.