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The Dresden Green - Nicolas Freeling
1966 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Gollancz, London A VG+ book in VG+ unclipped dust jacket Book shows no names, inscriptions etc, tighly bound and square, clean contents and cloth The dustwrapper shows minor wear to edges but no real loss Described as "he is an educated man's Ian Fleming" by the Times Literary Supplement A nice clean copy and unconmmon For Sale at £17 (approx $30) *P19 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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What are the Bugles Blowing For - Nicolas Freeling
1975 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Heinemann, London A VG+ book in VG+ unclipped dust wrapper Book shows no names, inscriptions etc, tighly bound and square, clean contents and cloth The dustwrapper has no loss or tears Uncommon early title For Sale at £10 (approx $16) *P10 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Not as Far as Velma - Nicolas Freeling
1989 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Deutsch, London A fine book in near fine unclipped dust wrapper Book shows no names, inscriptions etc, tighly bound and square, clean contents and cloth The dustwrapper has no loss or tears A nice clean copy For Sale at £14 (approx $22) *P11 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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FREELING,Nicolas. Also writes as F.R.E. Nicolas. British. Born in London in 1927. Educated in local primary and secondary schools. Served in the British military forces. Married Cornelia Termes in 1954; four sons and one daughter. Worked as a hotel and restaurant cook; throughout Europe, 1945-60. Recipient: Crime Writers Association Golden Dagger, 1964; Grand Prix de Roman Policier, 1964; Mystery Writers of America Edgar Alien Poe Award, 1966. |
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Inspector Van Der Valk Inspector Van der Valk of the Amsterdam Police is a policeman, an intellectual, and an iconoclast. In addition to his appreciation of affairs of the mind, he enjoys good food, especially when it is prepared by his wife, Arlette, an excellent cook. In 1969, Van der Valk was made Chief Inspector of the Juvenile Brigade of Amsterdam after being an Inspector of Criminal Police for more than ten years, in his new assignment, he finds he has much still to learn. His long experience has not inured him to the heartbreak of crime and the drug habit when the young people are affected. |
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