Goldfinger
Book Description
Overall very good condition. Dust jacket currently housed in protective, but removable, mylar. Interior is bright without markings; cloth covers are crisp without issue. Some foxing along foredges, otherwise no condition issues to report.
Dealer Notes
One of the best known James Bond aventures, Goldfinger is the seventh of Ian Fleming's culture-changing series and the third opportunity Sir Sean Connery had to seduce us all via the film franchize that launched from the novels.
Author
Ian Fleming
Date
1959
Binding
Hardback, black cloth with skull embossed and gold coins; DJ present
Publisher
Jonathan Cape
Condition
Very Good
Pages
318
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