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2011. As new, professionally rendered facsimile dust jacket for the first American Edition of Jack London's THE RED ONE which was published by Macmillian in 1918. Special paper, pre-folded and trimmed, enclosed in Mylar and ready to put on your book. From J A Miller Studio in Ventura, CA NOTE: The photo shows the jacket trimmed, as it was originally issued in 1918, Archival inks and paper used..

John Anthony Miller Studio, 2011. Facsimile dust jacket for this this reprint, by STAR Publishing Company, please see the photo, about a 1928 issued book, restored and rendered by John Anthony Miller, artist, on special paper using archival inks. This stunning jacket will come to you enclosed in a clear Mylar book protector. Please see the image. Label on verso, signed by the artist indicates that this is a facsimile dust jacket. Interesting. If nothing else, order the jacket and put it on another book for display.. No Binding. As New/As New.

Scranton, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.: William Morrow & Co, 1991. First edition thus, a facsimile edition of the scarce 1909 edition with the pastel-coloured pages. The dust jacket is a light pink colour and has a minute 1/8" closed tear at the top of the spine panel and a light scratch breaking the paper surface at the bottom of the spine panel. the spine has the printing in large blue horizontal type "The Road To Oz" with no devices of illustrations on it. The front jacket cover has a pictorial label of illustration of Dorothy, the Tin Man, Coawardly Lion and Scarecrow on it. The book itself is green, hardback, has the "The Road To Oz" title with the mule and Emerald City in the background as well as Ozma and Dorothy face to face on the rear boards. Illustrated endpapers and pastel coloured pages. The top page edges are in gold (gilt)- making this book very attractive. The jacket is not price-clipped and comes in a Mylar jacket protector. There are also colored headbands at… Read More

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Books of Wonder, 1997. As new in as new dust jacket, not price-clipped. This is a facsimile of the book first published in 1921, but when published then, had the author on the book as L. Frank Baum, which it was not. The entire book, even though it was stated in the original first edition that the book was expounded on by Ruth Thompson from the notes of L. Frank Baum, came from the mind of Ms. Thompson, whom was an excellent writer of the Oz books after Baum's death. So, this book is the first time that mentions the name of the true author. The book has the beautiful full color 12 plates done by John R. Neill and sports the original dust jacket design as was issued in the first edition of 1921. The book itself is bound in royal purple paper cover boards, with the spine printed in gold. The spine of the jacket is simply printed horizontally. The number sequence of this gem starts with "1" - a true collectible. First edition THUS of this book, and it should be… Read More