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Gentlemen Of 16 July, The

Gentlemen Of 16 July, The

Gentlemen Of 16 July, The
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Gentlemen Of 16 July, The

by Follett, Ken

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  • Hardcover
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Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket
ISBN 10
0877952981
ISBN 13
9780877952985
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Arbor House Pub Co. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. 0877952981 . Greg hardcovers with a red cloth covered spine, black titles to the spine. A First Edition with a number line indicating a First Printing. Pages are tight, bright and unmarked, light spine end bumping. The DJ is clipped and Very Good with some bumping to the spine end bumping. Picture of a very young Follett on the back cover. "This true story of an incredibly daring, successful, bank heist 40 years ago shows the difference in criminality & law enforcement reaction to the criminal mind from what we know today." ; 8.30 X 5.90 X 0.80 inches; 165 pages .

Synopsis

This tale was edited post-translation from the original French by a yet-unknown Ken Follett, and was originally authored by three French journalists, whose pseudonym is Rene Louis Maurice. The Gentlemen of 16 July (also published as The Heist of the Century , and Under the Streets of Nice ), is the true story of an astounding bank robber, Albert Spaggiari, a man whose reputation was not unlike Robin Hood.

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Bookseller
Bytown Bookery CA (CA)
Bookseller's Inventory #
19696
Title
Gentlemen Of 16 July, The
Author
Follett, Ken
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used - Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket
Edition
First Edition
ISBN 10
0877952981
ISBN 13
9780877952985
Publisher
Arbor House Pub Co
Place of Publication
New York
Date Published
1980
Keywords
0877952981, Spaggiari Albert
Bookseller catalogs
Biography; True Crime; Crime & Prisons;

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