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First edition, first impression with advertisements to rear (Herbert Jenkins, 1938). No dust jacket. Original green cloth with black lettering to spine and upper board. A near fine copy with some browning to front and rear endpapers and very light and isolated spotting to edges and preliminaries, contents lovely and clean throughout otherwise.

First edition, first impression (Herbert Jenkins Ltd, 1965). Published in the US under the title 'The Brinkmanship of Galahad Threepwood'. Publisher's original red cloth with gilt lettering to spine. A very good copy with some toning to edges and a crease to the top corner of a few pages. The original and unclipped dust jacket is also very good with… Read more

First edition, first impression (Herbert Jenkins, 1935). Rare in the dust jacket. Original publisher's turquoise cloth with black lettering to spine and upper board. Some browning to spine with a little marginal browning to boards; corners a little rubbed; toning to edges with some spotting to fore-edge; free from inscriptions. The first issue jacket is correctly priced at 7'6 with some… Read more

First edition, second impression (Herbert Jenkins, 1931). Minor spine slant with some mild rolling to spine ends; gift inscription to front endpaper dated 1934; mild scattered foxing to edges; contents very nice and clean, except for a touch of very faint and occasional spotting to first and last few pages. Very good indeed. The dust jacket has a significant amount… Read more

First edition, first impression (Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1947). Slight cocking to spine; previous owner name to front endpaper with a little pushing to spine tips. The original and unclipped dust jacket has some rubbing, chips and small tears to edges with a little rubbing to rear spine panel hinge; some loss to spine head. A good copy.

First edition, first impression (Herbert Jenkins, 1922). Advertisements at rear, occasional light spotting throughout, front hinge tender and cracked, small presentation inscription to front paste-down, original orange pictorial cloth, spine faded with closed tears at ends, edges rubbed. Later issue 5'- dust jacket by William Heath Robinson (circa 1940). Tear along front flap and several tears to front panel, small… Read more

American First Edition, First Impression (Simon and Schuster, 1971). Very minor compression to spine tips, else fine. Light wear to extremities of original and unclipped dust jacket with a little rubbing to corners; very small closed tear to rear panel.