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Also contains instructions for 'marketing'
Gilt bright throughout
profusely illustrated in colour and black-&-white
Originally published by Gallimard in Paris in 1949 as "Journal du Voleur"
Publisher's green cloth in the slightly chipped dust-jacket
The Sabre Squadron pariser Also contains instructions for 'marketing'London: Anthony Blond, 1966. First Edition. Hardback cloth in the excellent, unclipped dust jacket. The third title in author's acclaimed Alms for Oblivion sequence of ten novels. "A muted description of foreign intrigue, set in Germany in 1952. Its anti hero, slight, moralistic Daniel Mond, is a brilliant mathematician sent from Cambridge to Gottingen to work for his doctorate. He becomes involved with the deciphering the of complex posthumous papers
