Beautiful illustrations; Scuffed and age creased edges, corners and hinges, else textblock is clean and tight. Several creases down the spine, to the corners and vertically, child's penciled name along upper edge on back cover. Sewn at the spine, unpaginated. The classic fairy tale of Cinderella, retold in words and pictures on "linenette" paper; A well-loved copy, a bit shabby but holding together. View More...
Some writing and scribbling on inside front cover and first page. The rest of the textblock is very clean and tight. Covers lightly edge and corner worn; some light wear along the spine. Unpaginated. View More...
Textblock is very clean and tight. Covers lightly edge and corner worn and rubbed; Rear cover character-soiled and surface abraided; Wear along the spine. 64p. View More...
Aged textblock clean and tight. Name and address stamped on FFEP, inside back cover and on a few pages inside the book. A few pages have creased lower corners; three pages have small tears. Inch tear at top of FFEP, half-title and title pages. Inside front cover paper tearing at hinge. Cover rubbed; edges and corners bumped and scuffed. Indentations in front cover. Lacks dust jacket. View More...
Multiple stories; Pecil gift inscription dated Christmas 1917 on fep, lightly character-soiled end pages and the last couple pagesof text, else textblock is clean and tight. Minor bubbling/scuffing/soiling to the embossed covers, bumped head and foot of spine as well as to the corners. No pagination. Five color plates (including frontispiece by Alice Beach Winter) and numerous additional black and white plates and illustrations within the text; Illustrations are by varoius uncredited artists. View More...
Engraved, decorative title page, with an engraved map of the Erie Canal as the frontispiece; Gently character-smudged end papers, usual age toning, else clean and tight. Worn and faded spine titling, frayed at the head and foot; Bumped and frayed board corners and edges; A series of chapters for children in which the fictional character of young Marco Paul tells of the life and people on the Erie Canal in the 1850's, the mode of travel, the cities, commerce, and adventure; 203p., plus four pages of publisher's ads. The exterior is a bit shabby from use, but it's a solid copy overall. View More...
light flap staining on end pages. Sunned spine. Otherwise textblock and binding is clean and tight; unclipped dust jacket with sunned spine and worn edges, witha few small, closed edge tears.. 194p. View More...
Text block clean and tight in lightly edge-worn binding with small amount of corner fraying; full-color dust jacket heavily chipped and worn along the top edge, else moderate rubbing and wear; 252pp.; not listed in VanDerhoof. View More...
Aged end papers, creased fep, else textblock is clean and tight; Top edge gilt; Fraying to the head and foot of spine, vertical crease to front cover, bumped/frayed corners, lightly surface rubbed rear cover; 358p. View More...
Previous owner's inked name and bookplate(calling card) on ffep, newspaper clipping stain on rear end page, otherwise textblock is clean and tight. Newspaper clippings slipped inside. View More...
