Search Results: Authors starting with G from Fine Book Cellar Ltd.

First US edition, first impression (Harper & Row, 1970) in first state dust jacket with the exclamation mark after 'Latin America' on upper flap. Originally published in Spanish in 1967. Original green cloth with lettering to spine in gilt and green endpapers and paste-downs. A small area of light browning to front endpaper with very minor traces of rubbing to spine tips, near fine otherwise. The original and unclipped dust jacket has very mild traces of edge wear in places with a very small chip to bottom of lower panel, a couple of tiny nicks to edges and a price fairly inconspicuously pencilled under the original jacket price. A beautiful copy of the novel's first appearance in English, housed in an attractive drop-back box.

First UK edition, first impression. Originally published in Spanish in Buenos Aires in 1967. One of the most significant works in world literature. Original cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. A better than very good book with some tape marks to front paste-down in a very good and unclipped dust jacket with some wear and a few nicks to top edge. Small hole to lower panel fore-edge with a touch of fading in places and a faint and small area of damp marking to bottom edge of dust jacket verso. A very good copy.

First edition, first impression (Jonathan Cape, 1991). Publisher's original green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

First edition, first impression.
Original orange cloth with lettering to spine and motif to upper board in gilt. A near fine and internally clean book with some pushing to spine tips, in a very good dust jacket with some edge wear, primarily to spine tips; a little rubbing in places; toning to verso; top corner of upper flap clipped, but price intact.

First edition, first impression. An excellent, near fine example with some spotting to edges.

First paperback edition, first impression. Signed by the author to the title page. Featuring cover art from the original iconic movie poster by Roger Kastel and published in May 1980, shortly before the film release.
Crease to spine and a couple of small creases to upper cover with rubbing here and there. Small nick to fore-edge of one of the final leaves, otherwise a very good copy.

First edition, first impression.
Original maroon cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. A fine book in a near fine, price-clipped dust jacket with minor rubbing to corners and a little colour transfer to spine panel verso. An excellent copy.

First edition, first impression (Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1956). Original green cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. A little dustiness to top edge and spotting to preliminaries with a previous owner name and date and small bookseller label to front paste-down, otherwise very good. The original and unclipped dust jacket has some spotting and staining to lower panel, which is more prominent on verso, with a little mild edge wear in places.

Limited edition. One of only 50 such copies in presentation box containing a numbered certificate signed by Jane Goodall and Virginia McKenna and a photograph signed and numbered by photographer Paul Goldstein.

This copy is additionally signed by the attending photographers at the launch of 'Remembering Great Apes'. This copy was Lot 5 at the launch of Remembering Great Apes auction at the Royal Geographical Society and the auction catalogue sheet is included.

Both the book and box are as new and without flaws. A beautiful and unique production.

First edition thus, first impression (Kestrel Books, 1983) with pictorial slipcase. Featuring illustrations by John Burningham. Fine slipcase and book in a near fine dust jacket with a closed tear to top fore-edge of upper panel.

First edition, first impression, published by William Heinemann in 1950; the year after the release of the film of the same name also written by Graham Greene.
Original black cloth with silver lettering to spine. A few very faint marks to boards with some toning to edges and browning to half-title and rear blank. Nice and clean otherwise and free from names and inscriptions.
The original and unclipped dust jacket has a few tears to edges, some chipping and toning to spine panel, otherwise very good.

First edition, first impression.

Original black cloth with silver lettering to spine. A very good copy with some spotting to edges, a little marking to boards and a small nick to fore-edge of page 143.

The original dust jacket is price-clipped and has a little rubbing and a couple of small nicks to edges. A very good example.

First edition, first impression. Signed and inscribed by the author to the title page: "For Mrs Simpson, Graham Greene". The basis for the film adaptation of the same name released in 1979.
Original green cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. Slight toning to edges and dustiness to top edge, else near fine or better, in a near fine and unclipped dust jacket with very minor traces of isolated wear to edges. Rare inscribed.