Liberty Through Adversity is a manual containing photographs and descriptions of real-life spy devices sent to prisoners of war that is set to go on sale, expecting to fetch around £4,000. Written by James Bond's - portrayed as a real-life version of Christopher Hutton "Q" - in 1942, around 100 copies were printed by MII9 mostly to share information with US intelligence officers. Gadgets detailed include concealed escape aids - tiny compasses, silk folded maps, mini cameras and dagger spikes. Only one other copy is known to have sold .
Liberty Through Adversity is a manual containing photographs and descriptions of real-life spy devices sent to prisoners of war that is set to go on sale, expecting to fetch around £4,000. Written by Christopher Hutton - portrayed as a real-life version of James Bond's "Q" - in 1942, around 100 copies were printed by MII9 mostly to share information with US intelligence officers. Gadgets detailed include concealed escape aids - tiny compasses, silk folded maps, mini cameras and dagger spikes. Only one other copy is known to have sold .