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8vo 5.75"X8.5" very good copy. Signed by Walt Disney.on 3d frontis in green ballpoint ink.Some age tanning on front and back endpapers and on back cover. For its age in very collectible condition. Written by his daughter, as told to Pete Martin. Curtis Publishing Company held the copyright in 1956 and Diane Disney Miller had the 1957 copyright. The green signature books were sold in the Disneyland Mainstreet Store for $3.95. Disneyland opened in 1955. CONTACT ME for information about authenticity.

4to, 5.5x8.5. Cover in very good condition with minor cover bumps and some scuffing to gutter. Bright green cloth with gold title on spine,which is not faded. The copyright history is interesting. 2 were granted in 1886, 2 in 1889, 2 in 1898, 1 in 1899 and the last to the Century Company in 1900. On the cover page, the date shown by Doubleday, Page is 1906. I am not quite sure what a first edition would be.This is a very good copy for its age. There is a previous owners faded stamp on the inside left cover and there is a faint crease on the inside right cover page. Other flaws in the book are some pencil notes and marginal lines that are unobtrusive on pages 4,5,6,8,13,17,18,75. The pencil notes could be easily erased if the owner is so inclined.On page 93 are 2 tears apparently made when trying to separate uncut page 93-94. The tissue covering the frontis picture of Carnegie is intact. Carnegie at one point was the wealthiest man in the world. This book explains his views on wealth, poverty and what… Read More

9'x5.75" Signed copy. VG in VG d/j with several small 1/2" tears on bottom and top of front with mylar cover. "..by the end of the next century there will be a half-billion people in the free world and about 9.5 billion in the rest of the world. ..for today's young men and women...are less likely to marry andd bear children...." The author should coin the phrase "some countries will be going out of business at their current rate of replacement"

2007 First edition, first printing. Art front board cover, 11.25"x11." VG with no d/j. 119 pp. Romare is known for his collages. In 1977 he created 20 collages from episodes from Homer's Odyssey. O'Meally writes that the heroes in the collages are sympathetic to The African American experience. This is not the run of the mill coffee table book. This is a serious study of a truly significant artist/thinker. It is a beautifully put together book and exhibition.