Pennsylvania: Franklin Library, 1984. First Edition. Octavo. 254(1) pp. Signed by the author. One of Buckley's best spy novels set in 1961 in Berlin. Since Buckley had worked for the USA, he brings authentic background to one of his best. A fine copy bound in black leather lettered and decorated..... More
(Novato, California, 1986): Presidio Press. Octavo. 138pp., illustrated. Warmly inscribed to Judge Thomas Tang: "with respect and the warmest of friendship. Won-Loy Chan, San Mateo, CA December 1896." The extraordinary personal memoir of a combat intelligence officer on the staff of General Joseph W (Vinegar Joe) Stillwell. As a Chinese..... More
(New York; 1996): Soho. First American Edition. Octavo. 340 pages. Signed by the author. One of the great spy spoofs by a British actor who also played on the television show House and other others. The Daily Telegraph updating of the James Bond tradition "with much better jokes". A fine..... More