The first edition, first impression of Ian Fleming's penultimate Bond work, The Man with the Golden Gun, with the wrap-around dustjacket by Richar...

A very good example of one of Fleming's most famous Bond novels, a popularity further enhanced by the film starring the lamentably now late Roger ...

A first edition/first impression (stating 'First Published 1964' versus the second state 'March 1964').First edition, first impression; 8vo; light...

The second Holmes novel, rare in the first issue cloth in such bright condition.First edition, first issue, with misprints '13' on contents page a...

Festival of Britain influence mid-1950's oak mantle clock, customised by Fleming to incorporate the regimental badge of the Intelligence Corps and...

Presentation copy. With the author's signed presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'To Jonathan from Ian'. The identity of Jonathan h...

Although, by no means an uncommon book, examples in the original publisher's dust jacket as fresh as this are very uncommon.First edition, first i...

The poet laureate, Cecil Day Lewis wrote a number of detective works under the name Nicholas Blake, of which this title is by far the best regarde...

Inscribed by the author to her personal secretary. A Poirot novel. A fine association copy with the author's signed presentation inscription to the...

Inscribed by the author to her personal secretary. A Poirot novel. A fine association copy with the author's signed presentation inscription to the...

A later title in the oeuvre of prolific author Florence Warden, but an early example of a crime thriller in a dust-jacket, with wonderful jacket a...

A rare Hubin listed first edition, by an author of detective fiction who often drew favourable comparison with Agatha Christie during her long car...

Quad poster, first issue with sea-foam green background (later printings exist with white background). Along with From Russia With Love (by Renato...

'There is a deeper quality in R. Austin Freeman's work than is projected by his meticulous and solidly satisfying plots.' (Queen's Quorum, p.56).T...

A fine first edition of this crime title, uncommon in such condition, without fading to the red lettering on the spine. This work sees a departure...

The author's first novel. The scarce first edition of the first novel by Ruth Rendell, introducing detective fiction readers for the first time to ...

The first detective novel by author and journalist-by-trade Louis Tracy, starring his first serial detective and Watson figure, Inspector Winter a...

The author notes that much of the narrative within this mystery was based on true events, albethey adapted and twisted to fit the tale...First edi...

The further adventures of Reginald Brett, Barrister Detective: 'In an Albert Gate mansion a number of Turkish gentlemen had taken up their residen...

The first UK edition of US author Kenneth Fearing's most famous novel, originally appearing in abridged form in The American Magazine (October 194...

2 variant bindings. Two attractive first editions of this Edwardian murder-mystery by female author, and actor, Florence Carr. From the collection ...

A very good first edition of this murder mystery novel by Florence Leighton Pfalzgraf, uncommon in the jacket and in such admirable condition. The...