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First edition, first impression (Hamish Hamilton, 2019). Signed by the author to the title page. Fine in a fine dust jacket.

First edition, first impression (Fourth Estate, 2012). Signed by the author to the title page. Original black cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. A beautiful, fine copy in a fine dust jacket. A superb example.

First edition, first impression published by Fourth Estate in 2009. Winner of the Booker Prize and adapted to TV in 2015.

Original black cloth with lettering to spine in gilt and pictorial endpapers and paste-downs. A near fine book with some toning to edges and partial toning to fore-edge, in the original and unclipped dust jacket with a soft crease running along upper flap and minor traces of wear to top edge.

A near fine copy of the first book in the Wolf Hall Trilogy.

A complete set of first editions, first impressions of the books comprising The Wolf Hall Trilogy.

Some of the usual toning to edges of vol one with a little faint pencil mark and very faint spotting to fore-edge, else near fine. Vols two and three are in fine, unread condition. The original and unclipped dust jackets are also in excellent condition with just a hint of fading to spine panel and trivial signs of wear to top edge of vol one. An excellent set.

First Tor Teen edition, first impression, published in 2014. Originally published in 2006. Signed by the author to the title page. Illustrations by Luis Royo.
A fine book in a fine dust jacket.

A very good copy with some light marks to top edge and upper board and a faint stain to top of rear endpaper. The original and unclipped dust jacket is also very good with some edge wear and some creasing in places, primarily to spine panel head and folds. A nice copy of the third book in 'A Song of Ice and Fire'.

First UK edition, first impression. True first edition, preceding that of the US. Jacket illustration by Jim Burns.
Original red cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. Some toning and spotting to edges and opening pages, else near fine in a fine dust jacket. A lovely copy.

Limited edition (Gauntlet, 2000). One of 250 copies signed by Matheson, Straab, Koontz and Barker among many others, of which this is number 179. A fine book in a fine dust jacket with only minimal wear to the top edge in places.

First paperback edition, first impression, published by Gold Medal Books in August 1954 and featuring cover art by Stan Melzoff. Uniquely signed, inscribed and dated by the author to the title page: "I was 26 when I wrote this ______ when I signed it! Richard Matheson. The true first edition of the novel, published some 16 years prior to the first hardcover edition that was issued in 1970.
A hugely influential work that was instrumental in the modern development and popularisation of both cinematic and literary works depicting zombies and vampires, as well as the more general concept of disease leading to dystopian, apocalyptic circumstances. The novel was cited by George Romero as a key influence in the creation of the film 'Night of the Living Dead' (1968) and famously had its own film adaptations in 1964 under the title 'The Last Man on Earth', in 1971 as 'The Omega Man', and most recently in 2007 as 'I Am Legend'.
A little yellowing to spine and to the top of lower cover with one or two slight… Read More

First UK edition, first impression.
Original red cloth with white lettering to spine. A better than very good book with an area of abrasion to front endpaper and a few spots to top edge and front and rear endpapers. Barely visible impression to the top corner of title page where previous price was written in pencil.
The original and unclipped dust jacket is near fine with just a hint of wear and a tiny nick to spine head.
An excellent example of one of the author's and America's best-known and most iconic novels.

First edition, first impression. Signed and inscribed by the author to the title page: "To Annie, Best Wishes, Ian McEwan". Winner of the 1998 Booker Prize.
Black cloth with silver lettering to spine. A touch of pushing to spine ends, else near fine in a near fine, first state (without Booker Prize blurb to bottom of upper panel) dust jacket with mild wear to spine ends. An excellent example.

First edition, first impression. Signed by the author to the title page.
Original black cloth with silver lettering to spine. Very good with a slight lean, some traces of toning to edges and a couple of very minor knocks to top corners of boards. The original and unclipped dust jacket has a couple of small nicks to spine head and mild traces of edge wear, otherwise very good.

Limited edition (Jonathan Cape, 2005). One of 1500 signed and numbered copies in slipcase, of which this is number 434. Fine in a fine slipcase with a couple of light marks to rear.

First edition, first impression (Jonathan Cape, 2007). Signed and dedicated by the author: 'To Allan, Ian McEwan'. Copies that have been signed and dedicated are considerably less numerous that those that have just been signed. Shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2007 and recently adapted to film in 2017. Fine in a fine dust jacket.

First edition, first impression (Jonathan Cape, 2014). Signed by the author to the title page. Adapted to film in 2017.Fine in a fine dust jacket.

First edition, first impression (Jonathan Cape, 1987). Signed by the author to the title page. Publisher's original black cloth with gilt lettering to spine. A fine book in a near fine dust jacket with some fading to spine panel. A superior copy.

First edition, first impression. Signed by the author to the title page.
Grey cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. A near fine book with some pushing to spine ends and very slight fading to spine, in a very good and unclipped dust jacket with some fading to spine panel and wear to spine ends with a few light marks to lower panel.

Limited Edition (Subterranean Press, 2017). One of 350 leather bound copies to be signed by the contributors. Dust jacket and interior illustrations by Dave McKean.

First edition, first impression. Accompanied by an envelope signed by the author.
Original blue cloth with lettering to spine in gilt. A very good copy with a stain to lower board and some spotting to edges.
The original and unclipped dust jacket, featuring striking cover art by Patricia Cullen, has some chipping to edges and rubbing in places with a few nicks and a relatively small stain to lower panel, very good otherwise.

A brand new limited, first edition first printing that has been signed by the author. One of 750 copies produced worldwide, of which this is number 400.