
Goldfinger
by Ian Fleming
"Goldfinger" by Ian Fleming, The Macmillan Company, 1959. Hardcover edition with black and green boards, no dust jacket. Fair condition with spine wear. A classic James Bond novel, ideal for collectors of mid-century spy fiction.
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The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the spine, including a small tear at the bottom. The boards are intact, featuring a unique black and green design. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are clean and the binding is secure, making it a durable reading copy despite the cosmetic flaws.
About This Vintage 1959 Edition
"Goldfinger" by Ian Fleming, published by The Macmillan Company in New York, 1959, is a classic entry in the James Bond series. This hardcover edition stands out with its distinctive black and green boards, though it lacks a dust jacket. Ian Fleming, renowned for his creation of the iconic British spy, delivers a thrilling narrative of espionage and intrigue centered around the titular character, Auric Goldfinger. This edition, printed in the United States, represents a significant period in the James Bond literary canon. While the book's first publication was in 1959, this specific printing by Macmillan is notable for collectors seeking early Bond novels. The physical condition of the book shows some wear, particularly on the spine, but remains a solid addition to any collection focused on mid-20th-century spy fiction.
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The Macmillan Company
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