Search Results: Titles starting with H from Smarty Pants

Capitol Publishing Co., 1944. Hard. Very Good. Metal spiral bound pictorial boards. Very light edge wear and head of spine a teeny bit scrunched, else tight, bright and unmarked. five laughing tab-movable animals are in fabulous condition -- no tears -- no repairs.

Charles Scribner's Sons, 1957. Hard. Fine. First ""A"" Printing. Decorative cloth -- Near Fine with light wear. Jacket has first issue $2.50 flap price and is lightly soiled with small spine chip. Scarce.

Charles Scribner's Sons, 1974. Hard. New. Adams, Adrienne. First Printing. Bound in unusual witch patterned cloth in New, flawless condition. Fine, price-clipped jacket. Illustrated by Adrienne Adams.

HarperCollins, 1997. Hard. Fine. Rockwell, Lizzy. First Printing ~ Inscribed and Signed by both author and illustrator on front end paper verso. Pictorial boards with patterned end papers. Near Fine in Near Fine jacket. Illustrated by the author's daughter, Lizzy Rockwell.

Holiday House, 1984. Hard. Very Good. Stated First Edition. Black cloth backed orange boards (Hello Halloween colors!) Tight, bright, unmarked copy in edge worn, creased, price-clipped jacket. Fairly scarce in nice condition with the jacket -- Not a former library book. Explains the origin of Halloween, jack-o-lanterns, and trick-or-treating, and looks at the costumes, decorations, and games associated with the holiday

Holiday House, 1938. Hard. Fine. Wiese, Kurt. Fifth printing (Revised). No date except 1938 copyright. Decorative red cloth. Fine (like new) copy. Lightly soiled, unclipped ($1.50) jacket has three small tears and light edge scuffs. Illustrated in black and white line by Kurt Wiese.

Harper & Brothers, 1949. Hard. Very Good. Simont, Marc. True First Edition of this Caldecott Honor winner in the original First Issue jacket. Yellow pictorial boards lightly worn. else tight, bright and unmarked. Jacket with $1.50 flap price is lightly soiled with two very thin, small chips. A lovely book with enchanting pictures in muted blacks and whites, with a touch of color at the end.

Viking Press, 1952. Hard. Very Good. First Printing. Cloth backed pictorial boards. Faint offset tanning to front end papers and signature a little loose, else fine. Priced ($1.50) jacket has small tears and chipped points.

Wilcox & Follett, 1944. Hard Cover. Fine. Biers, Clarence. First Printing. Fresh copy with name on front paste down. Very Good priced ($1.00) jacket with minor scuff and chips. Illustrated by Clarence Biers.

Wilcox & Follett, 1944. Hard. Fine. Biers, Clarence. First Printing. Pictorial boards. Fresh, unmarked copy. Lightly worn, unclipped ($1.00) jacket is truly very good with No chips or tears. Illustrated by Clarence Biers. Novelty book with flocked animals on the cover, jacket and inside covers. Very nice, collectible copy.

Wilcox & Follett, 1944. Hard. Fine. Biers, Clarence. First Printing. Beautiful, fresh copy in Near Fine, priced ($1.00) jacket. Illustrated by Clarence Biers.

Children's Company, 1946. Hard. Very Good. Gehr, Mary. Pictorial boards are tight, bright and unmarked throughout. Lightly worn, price-clipped jacket with tears and edge creases. Wonderfully illustrated by the fabulous Mary Gehr.

Whittlesey House / McGraw-Hill, 1955. Hard. Very Good. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing with correct title list on copyright page ending with Christmas Forest (1950) and Happy Lion image and text on rear flap. Decorative green boards. Fine in edge scuffed, price-clipped jacket. (McGraw-Hill entered trade-book publishing in 1930 with Whittlesey House)

McGraw-Hill, 1970. Hard. Very Good. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing -- Signed by Duvoisin on half-title page. Matte pictorial cloth. Exceptionally solid, tight, unmarked copy. Lightly worn jacket is sharp and clean. Illustrations by Roger Duvoisin. Happy Lion wants to write a will but he has no treasure to leave.

McGraw-Hill, 1980. Hard. Fine. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing. Pictorial cloth. Tiny ding on one edge, else Fine in Near Fine jacket. Beautifully illustrated by Duvoisin. Jealous of the attention her husband gets in the zoo, the lioness and her friends decorate her mane with wild flowers and colored string.

McGraw-Hill / Whittlesey House, 1974. Hard. Fine. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing. Fine in Fine, priced ($5.95) jacket.

McGraw Hill, 1970. Hard. Very Good. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing. Matte pictorial cloth. Exceptionally solid, tight, unmarked copy. Price-clipped jacket is scuffed with small chips and tears. Illustrations by Roger Duvoisin.

McGraw-Hill, 1980. Hard. Fine. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing with complete number line. Pictorial boards -- Fine in priced ($8.95) jacket with a couple tiny tears and edge scuffs. Beautifully illustrated by Duvoisin.

McGraw-Hill, 1955. Hard. Very Good. Duvoisin, Roger. First printing thus of this probable late 60s-reprint with complete number line and invalid ISBN. Mentions Duvoisin's 1948 Caldecott Medal on front flap. Copyright title list ends with Red Bantam -published 1963. Decorative green cloth with three thin vertical lines of soil (?) on covers, else exceptionally fine. Lightly scuffed, lightly chipped, price-clipped jacket with small tear. New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book 1955.

McGraw-Hill / Whittlesey House, 1957. Hard. Very Good. Duvoisin, Roger. First Printing (Subsequent printings are stated). Decorated tan cloth with tiny cover smudge, else Fine. Illustrations by Roger Duvoisin. third Happy Lion book. No jacket.