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London: Hamlyn. 1970. Octavo Size [approx 15.5 x 22.8cm]. Very Good condition in Very Good Dustjacket. DJ protected in our purpose-made plastic sleeve. A nice copy. Bookplate to Front Pastedown. Inside of dustjacket has a light watermark to lower edge - no other signs of water damage. Robust, professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 511pages. . 1st thus. Hardback.

Lot of 7 books. In fine condition. Language: English - Bulgarian. This book ships from Europe, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (BCI). Relevant subjects: Other.

London: Paul Hamlyn. Very Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. 1970. Collected omnibus. Hardcover. 0600766101 . Hardback in dustwrapper; nice copy of book; black cloth cover with red / gold decoration/lettering; no handwriting inside such as names; nice clean copy; d/w not clipped; lettering on spine very faded; vg+/vg; by far the most difficult volume to locate in this series; ; Agatha Christie Crime Collection; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

GB: Warne’s Juvenile Drolleries, 1890. Not dated but about 1890. 265 x 230 mm. Mounted on linen. 24 pages. Illustrated with colour lithographs. Text with musical notations below. Printed on one side only. This is a DEFECTIVE COPY lacking about one quarter of front cover and all the rear cover. The remainder of the book is very worn but there is very little loss except to last page with inch strip lost at top. However colour images are bright throughout. Sold AS IS WITH ALL FAULTS and in need of serious restoration. . Paperback. Poor.

Gloucester: Ford & Branch, LTD, c1945. Undetermined. near fine. 14.25" X 10" (36 X 25.5 cm). Original boardside with black and red text and illustration. Two small holes and string hanger at top. Slight crease to top with subtle red line across bottom half. Else is clean and bright. near fine Broadside from an English Opera House advertising two plays. A decorative border encases the title at the top and a dark illustration depicting a stage and packed seats is to the top right. The first play, Agatha Christie's Ten Little Niggers, is to take place on March 26th for one week (no perfomance Good Friday) and is accompanied by the subtitle "nine victims- and one unknown killer- marooned on a desert island...". The play was first published by Christie in 1939. The book was named after a popular nursery rhyme of the same name. The American edition was "Ten Little Indians". The name was later adapted to the last line of the rhyme "And Then There Were… Read More

Gloucester: Ford & Branch, LTD, c1945. Undetermined. fine. 14.25" X 10" (36 X 25.5 cm). Original boardside with black and red text and illustration. Two small holes and string hanger at top. Slight crease to top else is clean and bright. fine Broadside from an English Opera House advertising two plays. A decorative border encases the title at the top and a dark illustration depicting a stage and packed seats is to the top right. The first play, Agatha Christie's Ten Little Niggers, is to take place on March 26th for one week (no perfomance Good Friday) and is accompanied by the subtitle "nine victims- and one unknown killer- marooned on a desert island...". The play was first published by Christie in 1939. The book was named after a popular nursery rhyme of the same name. The American edition was "Ten Little Indians". The name was later adapted to the last line of the rhyme "And Then There Were None". "The Happiest Days of Your Life", the… Read More

London & New York Toy Book or Juvenile Drolleries series: Frederick Warne & CO., 1875-1890. Softcover. Very Good-. colour pages (12) with text and music printed by J.M. Kronheim & co.. Quarto [285 x 246mm] "Varnished" Pictorial card covers with 10 black children on yellow diagonal + a black childs head in a roundelle + a dancing bear & a fish the rear cover with nursery rhymes & fairy tale roundelles depicted on a fan with a squirrel eating an acorn on the fan's handle and a List of Playtime Toy Books New Series with this title at No.57 of 58 in the series. (spine professionally rebacked in cloth/soft vertical crease) (12pp) lacks part of lower cover corner [green background color] Interior without inscriptions and clean white paper -no visible tears,no foxing entirely crisp, although some colouring in on pages.

[ca. 1890].4to (10 1/4" X 8 3/4"). Profusely illustrated with color lithographs; text with musical notations below. Printed on one side of the page. Original color pictorial wrappers. 12 leaves. Good-very good. Upper front wrapper illustrated with "ten niggers" printed in red, black and blue/gray. Back wrapper with publisher’s advertisements for toy books and other drolleries. Series: Warne’s Juvenile Drolleries which came mounted (on linen) is unmounted. This copy is not "mounted." Printed by Camden Press, London.

London & New York: Frederick Warne & Co., 1875. Hardcover. Very Good/None. The Playtime Toy Books New Series Lovely, stiff, full-color pictorial boards. Covers 'mounted on linen-untearable'; (this book also printed on paper covers, sewed). Spine rubbed to white and edges worn with gentle creases to corners. Interior unmarked, though one or two pages bear light thumbprints, and the first page bottom corner is lightly soiled. Inside covers are printed in B&W with song verses; back inside board has circular tan mark, not affecting text. This is not a replica or print on demand. Quarto. 9 5/8 x 11 3/8 ins. BOOK INFO: Undated; WorldCat.org states between 1875 and 1890, and designates lithographer Kronheim and author W. J. Wiegand. Printed by J. M. Kronheim, London, with #57 printed in a small circle on the front cover. Back cover includes advertisement for publisher's Playtime Toy Books. With fine color cartoon illustrations and musical scores on each page. An interesting piece of history. Counting-out… Read More