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GB: Joseph, 1968. Map at rear slightly damp damaged.. 1st Edition. Pictorial Boards. VG+.

London: Michael Joseph In Conjunction With Wylton Dickson Publishing Ltd, 1968. 1st Edition . Pictorial Boards. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 1968 First Edition. Size Octavo, 8.5" X 5.5", Pages Not Numbered. White Pictorial Hard Cover With Photographic Covers. Condition Near Fine, Covers Slightly Aged Toned, Owner's Name Covered Over With Pen To Front End-Paper, Else Fine, Glossy Pages Very Clean. Contains A Number Of Motoring Routes In Europe, Ie Calais To Paris Etc, Put Together In Larger Groups Ie So You Can Drive Across France To Italy Etc, And Notes Local Foods, Places To Visit, Odd Facts, Points Of Interest On The Way, Etc. Large Fold-Out Map At Rear In Fine Condition.

1968. First edition. Michael Joseph, London. 1968. Hardback in laminated, colour-printed boards. Route maps. Colour fold-out map to rear. Two ribbon place markers. Clean and sound.

Michael Joseph 1968 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. First edition, first printing, printed on art paper. 65 maps in text, folding map attached to rear pastedown, yellow & violet silk ties. Tail corners very slightly bruised. 'A mass of complex typesetting', which began life as 'biscuit tins full of dog-eared notebooks', and eventually reached publication through the sponsorship of Peter Stuyvesant. Signed by Deighton to the title page. Fine in laminated boards as issued

London: Michael Joseph, 1968. Glazed boards, wrap-around illustration, slightly faded on the spine; two marker ribbons bound in; fold out route map bound in a rear. A collection of cultural, culinary, historical, spooky, grim & preposterous facts. Book contains 65 numbered driving routes of Europe. Unpaginated with index. Signed and dated (Sept 1994) by Len Deighton on title page.. Signed by Introducer. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/No Dust Jacket as Issued.

London; New York: Michael Joseph; Hutchinson; Grafton; Jonathan Cape; HarperCollins, 1968-1994 . First edition. Hardback. Near Fine/Near Fine. 10" by 7". Not Stated. Seven volumes of works by Len Deighton. Including five novels, and his non-fiction study of the Second World War. Len Deighton is known for his novels, works of military history, and screenplays. His first novel, The IPCRESS File, was published in 1962, and was an enormous critical and commercial success.In chronological order of publication, present in this set is:The 1968 first edition of 'Len Deighton's Continental Dossier: A Collection of Cultural, Culinary, Historical, Spooky, Grim and Preposterous Fact'. Compiled with the aid of Deighton's school friends Victor and Margaret Pettitt, this work is a fascinating guide to continental European driving tours in the late '60s. Illustrated throughout, and with a folding map to the rear.The first editions, first impressions of 'Mexico Set', and 'London Match', novels in the Bernard Samson… Read More

London: Jonathan Cape, 1968-1985. First edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good Indeed. 9" by 6". None. A well presented set of first editions, comprised of the works of Len Deighton, as well as a bibliography of his work. First edition, in a smart, black cloth binding with the original dust wrappers and decorative endpapers. Seven of this collection are works written by British author, Len Deighton, who is most known for his novels on espionage and military history. His other works include The Ipcress File, Horse Under Water and Funeral in Berlin. He is also known for writing a number of cookery books. This collection is comprised of the following: 'Len Deighton's Continental Dossier' (1968). A collection of cultural, culinary, historical, spooky, grim and preposterous facts, compiled by Victor and Margaret Pettitt. This work is a hardback, with no dust wrapper, as issued. With a folding map to the rear. 'Bomber' (1970). 'Declarations of War' (1971). 'Close Up' (1972). 'Spy Story' (1974).… Read More