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New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., 1943. First Edition. No jacket. In pictorial front cover and blue back cover. Square, intact binding. Red spiral bound with all spirals intact and functioning. Seven animations are intact and working. No tears on tabs or moveable parts. No writing anywhere. Light soiling to pages. Head and tail of spine are partially split. Rubbing through on corners. Moderate shelf rubbing although front cover pictorial is still bright as are illustrations. Pictures upon request. Thank you for your patronage.. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Good. Illus. by Julian Wehr. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

E.P. Dutton NY Duenewald Printing, 1943. HB NO DJ Issued, spiral Bound,Rare,1st edition of this version, 1943, NF-/VG+, AS-IS, WATER MARKS INSIDE CVR blank endpaper affecting former owner inscription, & next page, Beautiful Color pictorial Boards light rub, wear Scuff, Interior nice condition, light FoX wear, Unpaginated, few small spots Cover Backside, 8vo - over 734" - 934" tall, Blue Hard Board Covers with yellow, All Animations Work & There Are NO Tears, Red Sprial is great condition, NODJ. First Edition. Hard Cover.

Duenewarld Printing Company, 1949. Plastic spiral bound pictorial boards. Full Color "Animated" scenes by Julian Wehr All pieces intact. Overall VERY GOOD condition of scarce book . First Edition Thus. Spiral Bound. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Illus. by Wehr, Julian.

New York: E.P. Dutton & Co., [1943] First edition with the Julian Wehr illustrations. The Story of Little Black Sambo was first published in 1899 as part of the Dumpy Books for Children from the publisher Grant Richards. Spiral-bound pages in original color-illustrated pictorial boards. . 6 x 8 in. . With seven full-page color illustrations by Wehr, each with movable, tab-activated elements. This copy has all seven movables (in contrast to later editions with fewer). A fine copy, scarce in this condition. Helen Bannerman (1862 – 1946) wrote The Story of Little Black Sambo in 1898 to entertain her daughters while traveling in India, where the family lived for thirty years while Bannerman's husband worked in the Indian Medical Service. The original Sambo story portrayed its protagonist as a South Indian boy, and Bannerman's follow-up books (including Little Black Mingo) also reference the landscape of the Indian subcontinent (Jeyathurai). Controversy surrounding the depiction of Sambo grew in the… Read More

Garden City, NY: Garden City Publishing. 1933. good+. Hardcover. The New Animated Little Black Sambo with Pictures That Actually Move. unpaginated; 27 color illustrations including 4 stiff pages with tab- operated animated plates, 1 with small neatly repaired tear; gift inscription dated 1936 in ink on title page; 9" tall; wear to edges of lightly soiled yellow color with color-illustrated paste-down on front; no dj .

Garden City Publishing Co Inc, 1933-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. 9x7x1. One of the animation pages is detached and laid in. Age toning through out. No marks, pictorial front board. Animations work with a few of the verso tabs "unriveted". D63 Please email for photos.

Garden City, New York: Garden City Publishing Co Inc, 1933. Clean with light soiling to the covers. Mustard colored boards with a full color paste-down of Little Black Sambo and the tiger on the front. Shaken. Spine is worn and cover has a cut mark Small name stamp on the inside of the front cover and on the first page. Lightly worn corners with points through.. 27 full-page color illustrations. The four animations are working. A few small tears on the edges of the pages. Good copy of this unusual and rare version of the Little Black Sambo story. "The New Animated Little Black Sambo with Pictures That Actually Move!". Hardcover. Good. Illus. by Illustrated By Kurt Wiese: Animations By A.V.Warren. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Children's Vintage Folktales .

Garden City: Garden City Publishing Company, 1933. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Very scarce. Hardcover in yellow cloth wit color illustration of Sambo and the tiger tipped onto the front cover. Color illustrated endpapers. Unpaginated (64 pp.) . Illustrated with color drawings on each facing page and with four "animated" pages of moveable cutouts. Very good, light even soiling to the covers. Edges of the text lightly embrowned. All parts of the four moveable "animated" pages are complete and in working order. The scarcest version of "Little Black Sambo" particularly with the movable parts present, intact, and working; we have not encountered another.

Garden City Publishing , 1933. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Very Good. Illustrated in color with twenty-seven full page illustrations, plus endpaper illustrations, by Kurt Wiese. These includes 4 movable plates with jointed characters operated by tabs. These "animations" were created by A. V. Warren. This book is in remarkably well preserved condition. There is an inscription to Paul Rohe (my father) from his elementary school teacher in Winslow, AZ dated Xmas 1933 in pencil on the front fixed endpaper. There is some minor chipping to the edges of the paper of the paste-on front cover, a minor bump to one corner, with light soiling and fingerprints to the rear board and a few pages, otherwise very clean & bright. All the moving parts are present and in working condition with no creases or tears. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!