THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS
1915
First edition in book form of this "man on the run" spy novel, in which Richard Hannay escapes to Scotland just ahead of accusations he has murdered a secret agent.
Espionage
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THE RIDDLE OF THE SANDS
1903
First impression of the influential early spy novel that set the model for the genre in the 20th century.
THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER
(1984)
First edition, first issue of Clancy's first novel, introducing Jack Ryan.
THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE
(1959)
First edition of this Cold War thriller about an American soldier brainwashed into becoming a sleeper agent for the Societ Union, and his commanding officer's efforts to uncover the truth; twice adapted into critically-acclaimed films.
THE SECRET AGENT
(1907)
First issue of one of Conrad's best novels, a thriller depicting terrorism in Edwardian London.
THE TALBOT ODYSSEY
(1984)
First edition of a Cold War spy thriller about a police detective who stumbles upon a mole in the CIA.
CASINO ROYALE
(1953)
First impression of Ian Fleming's first book, launching one of the most famous characters of the 20th century, in the rare first-issue dust jacket designed by the author (expertly restored).
DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
(1956)
First impression of the 4th James Bond book, in which the spy must infiltrate a smuggling ring in the black market diamond trade.
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
(1960)
First impression of the first James Bond short story collection, featuring the only original jacket design to depict any part of James Bond himself.
LIVE AND LET DIE
(1954)
First impression, first issue of the 2nd James Bond novel, a lovely copy in the rare first-state dust jacket.
THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN
(1965)
First issue, the exceptionally rare first state with the gilt-stamped gun on the front board, of the final full-length James Bond novel by Fleming.
MOONRAKER
(1955)
First impression of the elusive 3rd James Bond novel, in a lovely original dust jacket with some light restoration.
THE SPY WHO LOVED ME
(1962)
First impression, the only book in the James Bond series told from the point of view of a woman rather than from Bond's own perspective.
THUNDERBALL
(1961)
First impression, first issue of the first James Bond book featuring his classic nemesis, Ernst Blofeld.
YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE
(1964)
First impression of the James Bond thriller set in Japan, often cited as one of the best in the series.
THE THIRTY-EIGHTH FLOOR
(1965)
Handsome first printing of this Cold War-inflected political thriller of a near-future Chinese-Soviet-American military conflict.
THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD
1963
First printing of Le Carré's masterpiece of moral ambiguity in Cold War espionage.
THE BOURNE IDENTITY
(1980)
First edition, inscribed twice by Ludlum, of the thriller that launched the Bourne series of books and films about an amnesiac assassin.
THE GUNS OF NAVARONE
1957
First edition of this World War II tale of action and adventure, as three soldiers work to sabotage the guns wreaking havoc on their comrades; adapted into an Oscar-winning film.
ASHENDEN : OR THE BRITISH AGENT
1928
First edition, first impression of Maugham's collection of interrelated stories about a writer employed as a spy in World War I, drawing from the author's personal experience in the British Secret Intelligence Service.
THE BLACK WIDOW
(2016)
Signed first edition, "specially bound by the publisher," a thriller in which "legendary spy and art restorer" Gabriel Allon goes into the field for one last job.
THE OTHER WOMAN
(2018)
Signed first edition, specially bound by the publisher, a thriller featuring "legendary spy and art restorer" Gabriel Allon.
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