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New York & London: Harper and Brothers, 1936. Clean, toned, crisp and shaken. Lower strip of one page missing, does not affect text. Part of the binding cover is missing. Color loss to both boards Creasing to front board. Much edgewear. Some pencil marks to front board.. Hardcover. Collectible-Fair. Children's.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1936. First American Edition, English Sheets. Hardcover. Moderate wear to extremities internally very good. Oblong duodecimo; pp; (45); illustrated in color with twenty-two (22) plates; pictorial boards;. The author is the grandson of Charles Darwin, and primarily a golf writer. His wife, Elinor was an Irish engraver and portrait painter. The narrative is in rhyme.

London: Faber & Faber, 1935. Spine split and chipped, boards rubbed, shaken, gutters cracked, foxed throughout, mug stains to front endpapers. Unfortunately there are child scribbles throughout, mainly to the margins of the text pages, endpapers and prelims, the illustrations remain clean and bright on the whole, as do the rhymes. Please enquire for photos.. Hard. Poor. 12mo Landscape.

London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1935. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. London, Faber & Faber Ltd., 1935. Oblong small quarto, [48] pages (first two and last one blank) with a pictorial title page, 20 full-page plates, and a small illustration on the second-last page; all illustrations are in colour. Colour-pictorial papered boards a little rubbed at the extremities; an excellent copy (internally fine). A delightful children's book in verse by Bernard Darwin, better known for his writings on golf (and for being a grandson of the more famous Charles); the charming colour lithographs are by his wife Elinor.

Harper & Brothers. Good+ with no dust jacket. 1936. Hardcover. Harper & Bros. Printed the first american copy of this book in 1936, though this one states printed in Great Britain, I believe it is the 1936 edition. Scarce title in Faber & Faber edition or this Harper edition. This copy does have edgewear especially at the spine and both top and bottom of spine are chipped. Some minor scuffs show up on the pictorial covers. The text though is clean with just a few foxing spots and minor tanning, and the wonderful illustrations are bright. No DJ. Author is grandson of Charles Darwin, and primarily a golf writer. He died in 1961. His wife, Elinor was an Irish engraver and portrait painter. ; 7.70 x 9.75 x 0.50 inches .