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FIRST EDITIONS OF P. G. WODEHOUSE FROM ABA MEMBERS

	P. G. WODEHOUSE : MONEY IN THE BANK. London : Herbert Jenkins, [1946]. First British edition. A tangled country house tale of missing diamonds, the forgetful but profound Viscount Uffingham disguised as his own butler, the formidable game-huntress Clarissa Cork, con-man Soapy Molloy and and his sharp-talking wife, beautiful niece, rugby-playing hero, etc. Written by Wodehouse whilst in internment camp and first published in the USA in 1942. Crown 8vo (20cm). (254),[ii]pp. Original orange cloth, ruled, blocked and lettered in black; just a suggestion of use and wear, but a very good copy in the original Frank Ford dust-jacket - aghast Dolly Molloy discovers broad-bottomed viscount-cum-butler exploring her bedroom - price-clipped, a little worn and sunned, with a few shallow nicks, chips and creases, but still in relatively good order. Pencilled 1947 inscription from Mary and Ann to J. H. Pegg. Connolly 79(i). Jasen 63a. McIlvaine A64b. £150 To purchase this book please contact ABA member Ash Rare Books at www.ashrare.com - mentioning the ABA website.	Featured Authors Sir Pelham Grenville Wodehouse (1881-1975) "Every author really wants to have letters printed in the papers. Unable to make the grade, he drops down a rung of the ladder and writes novels". See all our Featured Authors

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	P. G. WODEHOUSE : FULL MOON. London : Herbert Jenkins, [1947]. First British edition. The sixth Blandings castle novel - with Veronica Wedge - "the dumbest beauty listed in the pages of Debrett". Crown 8vo (20cm). 252pp. Original orange cloth, blocked and lettered in black; a very good, bright and sound copy in the dust-jacket - a Frank Ford design of bare-shouldered beauty simpering at bespectacled gent - just lightly worn at extremities and with a couple of short nicks, but also very good. Connolly 81 (i). Jasen 65a. McIlvaine A66b. SOLD To purchase this book please contact ABA member Ash Rare Books at www.ashrare.com - mentioning the ABA website.	Featured Subjects See all our Featured Subjects

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P. G. WODEHOUSE FIRST EDITIONS FROM ABA MEMBERS