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First Printing with number 1 on copyright page. FINE in NEAR FINE jacket with original $5.95 flap price. Illustrated in color by Feodor Rojankovsky.

First Edition. Pictorial boards. End paper gutter lightly age toned, else a Fine unmarked copy in Near Fine price-clipped jacket.

TRUE FIRST EDITION with correct flap price -- NOT the Guild Edition or Literary Guild book club reprint. Decorative yellow cloth. Bookplate on front end paper, else tight, bright, square and clean. Chipped, unclipped ($2.25) jacket with several small tears is laced along spine. Illustrated by Paul Galdone.

Hallmark Childrens Editions, 1970. Undated but name and October, 1971 written on front end paper, else fine and unmarked. Complete with the scarce jacket with $3.50 flap price ($3.50) -- lightly rumpled with two small tears. All pop-ups and pull tabs work fine. Paper engineering by Bruce Baker. Illus. by Anderson, Dennis.

First Edition Thus / First Printing of the Pelagie Doane illustrated Mother Goose. Pictorial boards with light wear and neat printed bookplate on front paste-down, else tight, bright and unmarked in 50/50 priced jacket with small tears and chips.

First Printing - 1962. Decorative cloth. Name on paste-down end paper, else a wonderfully tight, bright, unmarked copy. Lightly worn jacket with $2.00 flap price on upper right corner and $1.50 price to schools and libraries on lower right corner. One of the True Books Series by Children's Press prepared under the direction of Podendorf. Illustrated by Betsy Warren.… Read more about this item

First Edition - 1960 Printing of this exceptionally fine book bound in pictorial cloth. Complete in crisp, clean, price-clipped jacket with $2.00 stamped at the bottom of front flap. Full page pictures by Frances Eckart. The "I Want to Be" book series, all authored by Carla Greene, were apparently mostly distributed to libraries.

Scarce First Edition. Full decorative cloth library binding but Not a former library book. Exceptionally Fine in lightly soiled, price-clipped jacket. Cute graphics by Saul Lambert. Mr. Phip's passion is to draw cats, anywhere, everywhere and for whatever purpose and, silly as it seems, it changes the lives of neighbors for the better.

First Printing with full number line. Pictorial boards with lightly rubbed edges, else a Fine, unmarked copy. No jacket. Color illustrated by Stan Tusan. A Parents' Magazine Press original -- not a bookclub edition.

First Printing -- Inscribed and Signed by author on title page. Fine in Near Fine, priced jacket. Illustrated by Susan Gaber.

Stated First Edition. Tight, bright and unmarked throughout. Soiled, price-clipped jacket. Illustrated by Marcello Minale. .

First Edition / Third Printing of the original published by Follett -- not the Modern Curriculum Press reprint. Fine in unclipped ($1.25) jacket with a small bit of edge scuffing. Color illustrations by Elaine Raphael. A Follett Just Beginning-To-Read Book. Scarce original -- Very nice copy.

First Printing with correct flap price (195/195) and rear jacket configuration -- The Beginner Books Story... Erasure mark and little David's name written big on front end paper, else tight, bright and clean. Jacket has tears, chips and creases. Illustrations by Philip Wende. Number B-48 in the I Can Read It All By Myself Beginner Books.

First Impression. NEW in NEW jacket. Illustrations by Daniela Bunge. Illus. by Bunge, Daniela.

No date. ca. 1980s. Proable First and only edition. Near Fine pictorial boards -- tight, bright and clean. All movables work well with small tear on one pull tab slit. Designed by Bruce Baker. Illus. by Rudish, Rich.

Stated First Edition. Tight, bright, spotless condition. Priced jacket with one small tear. Illustrations by Faith Hubley. Contains record in rear.

First Edition with correct 100100 coded flap price. Matte pictorial boards -- tight, bright and unmarked. Jacket has front and rear aged tape repair. llus. by King, Ernie.

First Printing of the First American Edition with charming pictures by Gunvar Edwards. Green cloth trade binding is lightly discolored. Offset on end papers from jacket flaps, else tight, bright and unmarked. Crisp, bright, priced ($2.95) jacket has several chips. Descriptions of many famous hobgoblins, fairies, elves and pixies from the British isles and Northern Europe.

First Printing with Scribner's 'A-3.67' on copyright page. Fine in Near Fine, priced ($3.50) jacket. Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard.

First Printing. Glossy pictorial boards. New in New jacket. Illustrated by Liz Pichon ~ her first children's book. Scarce in collectible condition. African folktale tradition about a young girl's journey through the lush African jungle.