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Publisher: Whitman, Racine. 4to. Hardover 68pp. (including the scarce dust wrapper) color illustrated thru-out. 1947. Cute, Bright and Colorful.

Philadelphia: Duffield Ahmead, 1867, 1867 Hard Cover. VG/NA. First, Third Ptg. 16mo - over 5?" - 6?" tall. SCARCE: Plum cloth, 299 pages, illustrated, PPO. A neat early Fairy tale book.

1935 The Wise-Parslow Company, 1935. Hardcover. Book Condition: Good. No Jacket. Dodge, Katharine Sturges (illustrator). Orange cloth over boards. Blue lettering and illustration on cover, blue lettering on spine. Nice color illustrations throughout. A bit of crayon from a childs hand on the first few pages, else very good.

1923 A nice example.

W. A. Wilde, 1932 Gift inscribed to a young girl with attractive (reading owl) bookplate which has come lose and is laid in. Quite nice, 111 pages, illustrated with ppo in color to the front.

Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. 1916, 1916 Green Cloth, Gilt Titles. Fair.

NY: Dodd, Mead and Co. 1928, 1928 Hard Cover. VG+. True 1st. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. SCARCE: 253 pages with light green EP's containing the dog illustrations. 4 duo-tone plate illoustrations by Yohn. A True First US Hardcover Printing dated 1928 on the title and also 12/28/28 on the verso of the front cover by the presumed first owner along with several names and 2 personal bookplates. Maron cloth , gilt titles on the FC, black titles on the spine.

AMerican Book Co., 1865 Cincinnati: Sargent, Wilson & Hinkle, 1865. Orginal light blue Wrappers over string-tied binding. Book Condition: Near Fine First. 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall. 32 (6 blanks, 30 #'d pages, alphabet chart, 3 blanks) illustrated pages. A light cover crease, else about fine. Quite attractive.

1954 Vanguard Press. Hardcover. Book Condition: Used - Good. 1954 - Oversized Hardback with dustjacket. VG in a like dust wrapper, archival wrapped.

Stecher Litho. Co., (1919) Book Condition: Mild wear, quite bright, colorful and attractive. Alternatively illustrated in color, with next two leaves printed in blue with red sentence caps for first word. Color printed stiff stapled wrappers. 13-1/2" x 7-5/8". 1st printing thus. 12 pages.

New York: Thomas Nelson & Sons Hardcover Publisher: Thomas Nelson & Sons, undated (1923) Collectible - Good with several flaws. Illustrated, quarto. 190 pages, 12/12 plates + Plate ppo illustration of lady and large bird of fable. Missing front fly, several pages loose, crayon coloring of the title-page illustration (not to any plates) All plates present including FC and in VG to Fine condition, small tear to lower edge of the 'White Cat' not into the color of the plate. All are suitable for framing.

NY: Winston, 1945 Stated first edition. The story of how Solomon, the cat, tries to solve the problem of his owner paying more attention to an antique doll than to him. Illustrated by Diana Thorne and Connie Moran. No dust wrapper, good condition albiet a bit loose.

Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 1957 A lovely example, fully color illustrated, no school, library or child markings.

Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 1957 A lovely example, fully color illustrated, no school, library or child markings.

Lippincott, 1909 Philadelphia & London: J. B. Lippincott, 1909. 1st. Hardcover.Near Fine. Bound in the original red cloth, stamped and decorated in black & white and gilt on the cover and spine. Top edge gilt, spine sunned. 12 plates in color by Maria L. Kirk. First edition.

192 lovely art-filled pages.

Random House, 1937 moderate wear.

Random House, 1937 moderate wear, spine strip missing, else VG

A rescue from a small library in northern NH. Still good condition with a few of the usual marks inside but nothing outside. A true first edition with this title NOT listed in the list ot titles on the copyright page which states 'Babar's Cousin: That Rascal Arthur' (1948) as the last title and 6 previous titles (not listed is 'The ABC of Babar' (1934) for some reason) by Jean de Brunhoff. This is the son Laurent's second book. * Weber pages 106-111 & 187.

Houghton Mifflin & Co.,, 1947 A sweet little tale about a baby kangaroo ('Roo') who is uprooted and taken to a small farm in the US to live. Animal bigotry at it's finest, ending in peacful acceptance. Quite scarce in this first edition, first printing dated 1947 on the title page matching the copyright date. Yellow cloth with dark blue titles and 'Baby Roo' illustrated front cover, lightly soiled. Very Good condition, contents are unmarked by human hand, large illustrations on nearly every page.