Item Details

M Richardson Rare Books

Good to see that book fairs are back in full swing, well, almost! You'll be able to search most of the books we have in stock on our Abebooks storefront where, for the month of April 2022 there is 30% off all of our stock. We are constantly adding new stock online also so do also contact us if you don't find what you want there. For example we have a number of scarce, signed Booker Prize winners which are not currently listed. Copy this link: https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/StoreFrontDisplay?cid=50563488 If there are any of these that you'd like to see photos of or ask for more information on then please do get in touch. M. Richardson Rare Books was formerly known as Mr. Books Bookshop and located on Tonbridge High Street in Kent, England for over 12 years up until July 2017. The shop is still there under new owners so, due to the sale of the bricks and mortar side of the business, it made sense to change our name to reflect this change of direction. (And we had to because the new owner liked the name so much it went with the business sale!) We now trade mainly online and at PBFA fairs up and down the country from our new base nestling in the foothills of the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds. We also exhibit at Bloomsbury Book Fairs in London a few times a year, and occasionally have a small selection of fine books for sale at select antique centres, such as Hemswell, in Lincolnshire. Whilst we don't specialize in anything in particular we do lean towards certain subjects such as collectable modern fiction and children's books, and also have many fishing books and topographical books & ephemera. But really we just sell rare and fine books on many subjects. The stock is being constantly replenished so it's always worth visiting us at one of the fairs. We travel far and wide to purchase quality collections so please feel free to call us.

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Description

This is a really unique piece of cinema memorabilia in nice clean and fresh looking condition and signed with a gift inscription to his friend, Jack Cardiff who was a pioneer of the Technicolor era, great cinematographer and director. The book was acquired from his own personal collection during his life time and, obviously, with the permission of his family. Certainly one of my most memorable house visits! The inscription reads: "Dear Julie and Jack (Cardiff) I know you will love it too, Best Always, Tyrone (Power) The actor was one of the great stars of stage, and the movies through the 1930s to 1950s and was a great fan of the author, Mildred Cram. 1948 11th printing. The dust jacket has seen better days, being somewhat edge worn with a little loss at the head of the spine and fore edge corner tips but, do you know what, that doesn't seem to matter all that much as this is a unique item with great provenance.

Price

£1200.00