Live and Let Die - UK 1st Louis faurer in a dialogue that opens

in a dialogue that opens new perspectives in the ways of making photobooks

just barely connected with their previous ones

a series of new street photographs were shot and an initial edit shown to designer Syb Kuiper

the book is also illustrated with graphics of the tattoos the soldiers gave each other in the camp – the title Infidel is taken from the tattoo the men adopted as a mark of their comradeship

Flat signed by Vanessa Winship to the title page

Live and Let Die - UK 1st Louis faurer in a dialogue that opensLive and Let Die by Ian Fleming. First UK edition first impression from 1954. Medium format hardback in VG condition. There is a previous owner bookplate to the front pastedown and a pencil pricemark to the facing page. There is pen marking to the half title page and a mark to one of the text pages. The binding is firm, no wear to boards. The unrestored jacket has general wear and some chipping to extremities, now in removable protective sleeve. About