"How 007 Got His Name" 1966 BOND, Mrs. James Sculling/ Rowing

"How 007 Got His Name" 1966 BOND, Mrs. James Sculling/ RowingBOND, Mrs. James [62] pp. Collins 1966 8" x 5 3 8" Jacket design by Barbosa VG VG "How 007 Got His Name" (1966) is a book written by Mary Wickham Bond, the wife of the real life American ornithologist James Bond. The book recounts how her husband's name was "stolen" by author Ian Fleming for his fictional spy, detailing the surprising and humorous reactions to the situation and the story of their single meeting. Author: Mary Wickham Bond, the wife of

Smith/ John Sedgwick/ John G

and the ever-eloquent Lucius Beebe amongst others

It was first published in 1955 by the John C

this edition rarely appears on the market

Fifty illustrations

The sculptures are typically painted in monochromatic black or white

British Poets Book 1

Body: (Nape of collar hem): 45"L

Proskauer compiled this book of wine information and cocktail recipes from many previous pre prohibition cocktail guides

H P-T (Percy Francis Thomas)

a few personal objects of Paul Poiret

European elegance was the norm and infused it with her fresh new vision - informal