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New York: Popular Library. G+. 1955. Paperback. Large crease across back cover, also along spine edge. Smaller crease on front; at all corners bumped and creased. Half-inch piece lifted from back cover (probably from sticker being removed). Cover is slightly rubbed overall. Pages are age-toned.; Binding is tight, spine is undamaged, front illustration is clean; Mass market paperback .

New York: Popular Library, 1955. First Thus. Very Good. 4 1/4 X 6 7/8 Inches. 128 PP. "It remains an elusive period piece and one that is passionately sought after by Bond fans." - Jon Gilbert, author of "Ian Fleming: The Bibliography"<br /> <br /> First United States paperback printing of Casino Royale, a title that Popular Library feared would by unpronounceable by an American audience. Aside from the title change, which apparently Fleming did not mind at all (according to Gilbert / pg 50), Popular Library used the "Jimmy Bond" version of 007's name. This did not go as well for the publisher. In addition to leaving Fleming's name off the spine and not denoting his man's "Special Agent" status of any kind, this flaw would spell doom for the publisher. Fleming promptly moved his paperback rights to Signet for later versions of this book. This would be the ONLY paperback James Bond novel ever produced by Popular Library. <br />… Ler mais