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First edition. A very good book (front cover very slightly bowed) in an almost very good dust jacket (Jacket has 1 inch (2cm) tear to bottom of front flap, likewise to top and bottom of rear flap , and 1 inch folded tear to rear cover)

A Very Good book in Very Good Dustjacket. First edition. One minor chip to bottom of spine

A Fine book in a near fine dustjacket. First U.S. edition.

First edition. A very good book indeed in very good unclipped dust jacket. Original booksellers stamp and personal label of previous owner on fep. Book has slight knock to bottom rear corner Jack et has light edgewear and one 1/2 inch V-shaped tear to top of spine (loss of the letter h in "The", also 1/4 inch closed tear to centre top of front.

First edition. A very good book indeed without dust wrapper. "A dying man in the dust of a lonely Highland road, and clutched in his hand a mysterious metal bar. For Hugh Lintlaw this is the beginning in a web of agent and counter-agent which stretches from Edinburgh back street to violence on a savage northern coast" By the author of "Midge" and "Fish on a Hook"

Very good book in very good dustjacket. 1st edition. There is an address of the foreign rights department of Heinemann attached to the fep and a letter offering the Danish rights loosely attached . The book concerns the inner conflicts of a war hero

First edition. A near fine book in a very good + dust jacket. (book is fine except for tiny dog-ear crease on bottom of fep; jacket is intact but has fine creases to top and bottom, and tiny 1/8 inch tear to bottom of back of cover).

First edition. A very good book (small stamp on fep, with rubbed out price - the erasure of which has scrateched the page slightly). Jacket is fair only ( severe wear to top edge, comprising numerous tears and some loss to front cover and top of spine).

First edition thus (originally Line on Ginger, 1949). A near fine book in near fine unclipped dust jacket

Deluxe Edition. A very good book without dust jacket. 30 stories by the master of the short story.

First edition. A good+ book without dustjacket. Spine faded, webbing slightly exposed on front inside cover

First edition, A Very good book with no dustjacket

First UK edition. Three stories, about Goethe, Balzac and Mrs Siddons.Translated by Eric Sutton. Four woodcuts by Constance Grant. A near very good book (two marks to spine) in remnants of dust jacke

First edition thus. Uncorrected Advanced Reading Copy - marked not for resale. Account of the life of the fictional son of Elizabeth I and Robin Dudley, Earl of Leicester. Author's second book. A near fine softback book.

First edition. A fine book in near fine dust jacket

First edition. A Fine book in near fine dust jacket. A scarce title from this prolific author.

First edition. A fine book in fine pictorial dustjacket. Author's third novel.

Reprint. Seventh impression. A near fine book in a very good (price-clipped) dust jacket. Signed by author

First Edition Thus. A good+ softback book. Missing the bottom 1 inch of the spine, and with a 2 1/2 inch split to the hinge, otherwise very good indeed. Information normally given on the half title page is given on the fep.

First edition. A fine book in near fine dustjacket. Review copy, with the stamp of Mead's literary agent.