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Edges of spine a touch rubbed
it was Grahame's fourth book and began life as a series of bedtime stories told to his son Alastair
including title vignette
Half-title and titlepage printed in red and black
Contains 20 colourful illustrations of a somewhat psychedelic nature showing a character moving through his day being assailed by all manner of happenings that are in reality far from dull
How 007 got his name ashes Edges of spine a touchLondon: Collins, 1966. First Edition. Slim 8vo. pp 62; two photographic plates. Original pale green cloth with the excellent and unclipped dust jacket designed by 'Barbosa'. A fine copy. The story of how the author of 'Birds of the West Indies' lent his name to 007 after meeting Ian Fleming.