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GREENE, Graham (1904-92).  Our Man in Havana. An Entertainment. London: William Heinemann, 1958. 8vo. Half title. Original blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt, dust-jacket designed by Donald Green (price-clipped, some minor chipping). FIRST EDITION. Brennan 35; Miller 37a; Wobbe A38a. With 5 other books by Graham Greene including The Comedians (London, 1966) and Travels with my Aunt (London, 1969), both FIRST EDITIONS in dust-jackets. "I bought these at a lovely secondhand bookshop - Penny Bannister - in Fremantle when I was commentating on a Test Match in Perth a couple of years ago" (H.B.). (6)

GREENE, Graham (1904-92).  Our Man in Havana. An Entertainment. London: William Heinemann, 1958. 8vo. Half title. Original blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt, dust-jacket designed by Donald Green (price-clipped, some minor chipping). FIRST EDITION. Brennan 35; Miller 37a; Wobbe A38a. With 5 other books by Graham Greene including The Comedians (London, 1966) and Travels with my Aunt (London, 1969), both FIRST EDITIONS in dust-jackets. "I bought these at a lovely secondhand bookshop - Penny Bannister - in Fremantle when I was commentating on a Test Match in Perth a couple of years ago" (H.B.). (6)

Sold: GBP 190
GREENE, Graham (1904-92).  Nineteen Stories. London: William Heinemann, 1947. 8vo. Half title (lightly browned, as usual). Original dark blue cloth, spine lettered in silver, dust-jacket with price of 8s6d unclipped (some very light staining). Provenance: illegible signature on front free endpaper. FIRST EDITION. “The short story is an exacting form which I have never properly practised: I present these tales merely as the by-products of a novelist’s career” (from the “Author’s Note”). Wobbe A20a "I only began to read Greene three or four years ago - and haven't been able to put him down since" (H.B.).

GREENE, Graham (1904-92).  Nineteen Stories. London: William Heinemann, 1947. 8vo. Half title (lightly browned, as usual). Original dark blue cloth, spine lettered in silver, dust-jacket with price of 8s6d unclipped (some very light staining). Provenance: illegible signature on front free endpaper. FIRST EDITION. “The short story is an exacting form which I have never properly practised: I present these tales merely as the by-products of a novelist’s career” (from the “Author’s Note”). Wobbe A20a "I only began to read Greene three or four years ago - and haven't been able to put him down since" (H.B.).

Sold: GBP 140

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