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Hard Back. G.M.C Fry (illustrator). First Edition. First Edition The Dumpy Books For Children Series Number 27 Original pale green cloth boards in good condition despite some discolouration to the rear Minor discolouration and a little fading to the spine Binding a little weak with cracking to the internal hinges Previous owners neat ink signature to the front free endpaper Pages however are clean throughout and beautifully illustrated by GMC Fry pp 95 A lovely copynbsp. book.

Zustand: Good. Color plates (62) Octavo plum boards spine gilt (tips sl.worn) 448pp 2 small spots on rear endpapers else V.G. Heavy book. 1 volume. Hardcover.

FIRST EDITION dated 1903, small 8vo, 125 x 80 mm, 5 x 3 inches, light green cloth striped and lettered dark green, coloured frontispiece and 23 very good colour plates, pages: (2), 1-95. Wonderful sad story about naughty pretty tomboy Anne and her plain, too good to be true cousin Jane who eventually succumbs to childish temptations, disobeys her mother and is stolen by the gypsies to be an exhibit at the fair. A few very minor marks to cloth, spine browned, a touch of wear to head and tail of spine, neat inscription dated 1903 on half-title, a few inner joints neatly glued, light crease to 1 lower corner. A very good copy. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE, FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST.

Hardback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Good condition with no wrapper. Small format. 5 x 4.25". Pictorial boards, green cloth spine. Colour and b/w illustrations. How the Boy saves his little sister from all sorts of precarious situations. Also include "Nurse Is Always Right". Contents detached. Spine worn and discoloured. A few grubby marks to contents otherwise very good. Covers bright. Packaged with care and promptly dispatched!

Hardcover. Zustand: Good + overall. First edition. Not dated, ca. 1909. The wonderfully illustrated story of a boy who flies like the wind to rescue his young sister Mary from various calamities. Includes the story "Nurse Is Always Right". 32 mo, [36] pp, unpaginated, color and b&w ills throughout. Quarter green cloth and pictorial boards with illustration of boy & sister with umbrella at front cover, title printed in red, illustration signed "G F" lower right corner. Color and b/w illustrations throughout, decorative endpapers. Boards dusty, some chipping to ffep, inner hinges strengthened. OCLC: 179244638 records 2 copies, at Princeton & Cambridge University.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Fair. Stevens, Peter (Cover); Petrie, J.H.; Reck, Robert; Tellenius, Clarence (illustrator). First Edition. 102 pages. Great cover photo of boy writing love letter while sister looks on. Features; Nice GMC pickup truck ad; Nice half-page two-colour ad for the John Deere No. 5 mower; Nice ad for 1952 Ford cars; Foot and Mouth disease discovered at farm of Leonard Wass of McLean, Saskatchewan - a major threat to Canada's billion-dollar livestock industry; Green Leaves Falling (story); The perennial problem of soil losses from erosion; Farewell to the Years (storyy); Frontier Family - The Ardills of Farrell Creek, B.C. - photo-illustrated article; So You're Getting Power - article for farmers being connected to the electrical grid; Line Breeding for Daily Gain - some account of beef cattle improvement work at the U.S. Range Livestock Experiment Station, Miles City, Montana; Runaway Trailer (story) - part II; Caterpillar diesel farm tractor ad features photo of J.B. Francis of Sedley, Saskatchewan; One-page ad for the 1952 Meteor car; Vintage 2/3-page photo-illustrated ad for the new Case DC-4 tractor; Sam Harker of Standoff, Alberta raises sheep; Fantastic vintage one-page multiple-photo ad for Farmhad loaders and power boxes displays their gangly equipment handling big loads; Ben Lodoen of Fox Valley, Saskatchewan and his irrigation improvement; Nice one-page two-colour photo ad for Firestone tractor tires features Lawrence O. Larson; Nice vintage one-page two-colour ad for the Ferguson Twenty 85 tractor; 2/3-page ads for the Cockshutt seed drill and Drive-o-matic Combine; Nice photo ad for the Oliver No. 8 tractor; One-page Dodge car ad - "test the new Oriflow Ride"; Nice one-page photo ad for the Massey-Harris No. 509 one-way disc with roto-lift; Nice ad for Ford tractors; Ad for Dodge 'Job-Rated" trucks; Fordson Major tractor ad; Fargo truck ad; Excellent one-page ad for Ford Trucks features their three V-8 engines; Lovely colour-photo ad inside back cover for Swiss watches; Awesome colour-photo ad on back cover features a variety of Minneapolis-Moline machinery at work on the prairie. Please note: pages 49, 50, 55 and 56 missing. Center page loose but present. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy of this nice issue.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Fair. Illustrated by Harris, Robert G. (Cover); Clymer, John; Sarg, Tony;Frantz, Marshall; Parkhouse, Stanley; Polgreen, John; Gotlieb, Jules (illustrator). First Edition. 62 pages. Features: Nice cover illustration of young lady on bicycle; Editorial - What Price Modern Education?; The World Goes Smash - novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams; Why the Russians Want the North Pole - by famous explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson; Call Me Jim - the private life of James A. Farley - new, surprising facts concerning the jovial wheel-horse of the New Deal (part 1); The Talking Horse (humour); Casanova's Women - Henriette, and things the great lover left out of his memoirs; What it Takes to Make World Champs - article by Joe McCarthy, Manager of the World Champion New York Yankees (with small photo of author); Blackrock Landing (short story); Bright Danger (fiction); A New York Doctor Changes His Life - the anonymous but true story of a famous physician's who learned that money was not so important after all; Design for Dying (short story); 2/3-page illustrated Williams Luxury Shaving Cream ad shows tennis player "Big" Bill Tilden in action; Crossword completed in pencil on page 50; Horror Outside the Wall - a Chinese Mystery; Ventriloquist Peggy Hudson; The Glass Bracelet (short story); Nice illustrated ad for Iver Johnson Shotguns, manufactured at Cobourg, Ontario; Bits of nibbling to periphery of front cover and upper corner of textblock. Average soiling and wear. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Liberty Magazine, September 18, 1937 - Canadian Edition: Why the Russians Want the North Pole young lady on bicycle; Editorial - What Price Modern Education?; The World Goes Smash - novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams; Why the Russians Want the North Pole - b.