Snow In Venice, Frederick Davies — 1st Edition/Printing, Signed/Inscribed

£35.95

Snow In Venice, Frederick Davies — 1st Edition/Printing, Signed/Inscribed

Name: Snow In Venice, Frederick Davies — 1st Edition/Printing, Signed/Inscribed
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 3147 RM
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Condition

Fine: Original dust jacket displays only small marks to the rear panel, but remains pristine otherwise, with cover artwork and lettering bright, vibrant, and sharply defined. Publisher’s original cloth binding is excellent, with silver lettering to the spine crisp and unblemished. Binding square and firm. Text block clean, with sharp, well-preserved page edges. Internally, contents are bright, clean and tidy throughout, appearing unread. Author’s dated inscription and signature remain clear and unblemished.

Description

First edition, first printing published by Robert Hale, London, 1983, signed and inscribed by Frederick Davies. Robert Hale first editions from this period were often produced in comparatively modest print runs, with signed examples becoming increasingly difficult to locate in superior condition.

Snow In Venice is a literary suspense novel combining atmosphere, psychological tension, and cosmopolitan intrigue against the evocative backdrop of Venice, written in the polished style characteristic of late twentieth-century British crime and mystery fiction.

ISBN: 0709008899

Book Condition: Fine

Book Authors: Frederick Davies

Book Publisher: Robert Hale

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Crime & Mystery

Book edition: First Edition

Signed: Yes

Book Pages: 194

Book Publication Year: 1983

Book Publication Date:

Book Binding: Cloth

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Country/region of manufacture: London, United Kingdom

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