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Philadelphia:: Edward Stern & Company,, 1907.. publisher's cloth-backed boards lettered in white with applied color illustration on front panel.. Edges of boards and corners worn; tight and sound.. Folio,. Illustrated by R. K. Culver; some color..

New York: Barse & Hopkins, 1916. Hardcover. Good. Later printing. Quarto. Illustrated paper covered boards. Lacking the dustwrapper. Good only. Pages loose from spine. Corners, edges of cover worn. Stains on cover. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information.

Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Company, 1906. Green hardcover binding with pastedown on font as been professionally rebound - solid spine and secure and tight binding. Some rubbing at corners, previous owner name on title page, else clean interior. 1906 on title page, copyright page shows 1903 and 1906, but also has the statement Published September 1, 1906 on copyright page. 180 page, a few have small closed tears on the bottom edge, but overall a nice copy. Originally published in leading newspapers. Travels and adventures of two bears who share last name as the President Roosevelt. Beautifully illustrated in b/w throughout with 16 full page color illustrations - all are present but the frontispiece was rebound at page 74. Nice copy of scarce title in hardcover.. Illus. by Campbell, V. Floyd. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Very Good/No Jacket.

Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Co., 1908. Book. Illus. by Illustrated by R. K. Culver. 15 color plates. Black and white drawings throughout.. Fair. Hardcover. large 8vo. Front hinge and joint two thirds split but still holding. Some light rubbing to color cover pastedown illustration. Some edge-wear, some tearing, and occasional minor soiling to text. Owner's name on ffep. Overall, a legible, clean copy of this wonderful children's book. As is..

Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Co, 1907. First Edition. Tall hardcover (28 x 21 cm), pp. frontis, 186, 3 [advertisments], 15 full page colour illustrations by R.K. Culver; grey paper covered boards, embossed white lettering, colour illustrations pasted onto topboard, brown cloth spine lettered in white (fading). Corners quite bumped and abraded, general edgewear; endpapers starting, bookplate of David Worland tipped onto front paste down, ink blot just below it, generally clean throughout with occasional soilng to the outer margins, just a hint of toning. Loosely inserted, a teddy bear photograph.

Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Company, Inc, 1907. First Edition. Hardcover. Good with no dust jacket. Illustrated by R. K. Culver. First Edition. Sound but shaken binding. Front hinge cracked with ffep starting. Writing on ffep. Pages clean, slightly tanned. Pictorial paper over boards is heavily edge worn with overall shelf wear. Pictorial of the bears on front is clear and bright. ; Second in a series of children's books following the adventures of Teddy B. and Teddy G, the Roosevelt Bears, as they travel throughout the eastern United States, including a visit with President Theodore Roosevelt. Lavishly illustrated with 16 full-page color plates as well as many drawings imbedded in the text. ; 11.25" tall; 186 pages.

New York: Barse & Hopkins, 1915. Hardcover. Very Good. Later printing. Quarto. Illustrated paper covered boards. Lacking the dustwrapper. Very good. Cover corners and edges worn. Light scrape down the middle of the rear cover. Small ink stains on rear cover. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information.

NY: Barse & Hopkins. Fair. (1908). Paste-down pictorial cover on gray binding. Shows two bears in Scottish kilts playing bagpipes. Damp stain on covers, edge . wear, two color plates are missing, owner inscription ft endpaper, some page edges tattered, ft flyleaf missing, some crayon scribbling. The bears meet King Edward and have adventures in many countries. .

1909. Philadelphia, Edward Stern & Co., 1909. 4°. (1) l., 178 pp. With 1 frontispiece in colour, 14 fullsize illustrations in colour and numerous text illustrations by Francis P. Wightman and William K. Sweeny. Orig. half cloth with mounted illustration in colour First edition. - The last of the four apart volumes with the adventures of the Roosevelt bears which came out from 1906-1909 and which made Seymour Eaten (1859-1916) famous. - With Exlibris, mounted illustration and dedication by old hand on endpaper and verso free endpaper. Frontispiece and 1 plate chipped. With sporadical small doodles by children's hand. Bronwed. - With two small mounted private shields on spine. Rubbed and bumped.

New York: Barse and Hopkins, 1908. Dark blue cloth spine (light rubbing) over blue paper covered boards. Wonderful paste-on pictorial color plate to the front cover. The covers are lettered and decorated in dark blue. 153 pages with 7 full-page color plates including the frontispiece, plus many B&W drawings throughout the text. Corners lightly rubbed. Firm, solid binding. The color plates and interior are bright and clean. No name, bookplate, or markings of any kind. (see pictures). Hard Cover. Very Good. Illus. by R. K. Culver.

New York: Barse & Hopkins, 1916. First edition in book form. Light corner bumps, rear inner joint paper with cracks and attached with archival tape, all else fine and bright in fine dust jacket with minor damage to rear panel. All-in-all a very nice copy in d.j.. First edition in book form. Quarto. 58p, [v]. Illustrated by V. Floyd Campbell, including color frontispiece. Cloth spine with color-printed paper-covered boards.

New York: Barse & Hopkins, [1909]. 4to. 178 pp. Illustrated title page. Colour frontisp., numerous colour plates, black & white text illustrations, plates. Quarter-gray cloth over gray boards, colour plate mounted front cover, black lettering front cover & spine (minor rubbing, wear to corners, inner hinges expertly repaired), otherwise a VG bright copy, w/ contemporary ownership signature dated 1911. First Barse edition of this sixth installment in the famed Roosevelt Bears series featuring the Teddy Bears, Teddy-B (the Brown bear), and Teddy-G (the Gray bear).

Philadelphia:: Edward Stern & Co., Inc.,, 1909.. publisher's cloth-backed boards lettered in white with applied color illustration on front panel.. Ownership name roughly erased from the front free endpaper; corners of boards rounded and edges of boards rubbed; tight and sound.. Folio,. Illustrated by Francis P. Wightman and William K. Sweeny..

Philadelphia: Edward Stern, 1909. First Edition. Fracis P. Wightman and William K. Sweeny. 4to, pp. 178. Illustrated with many drawings and 15 color plates by Francis P. Wightman and William K. Sweeny (all present). Light gray paper over boards, with cloth spine and color picture pasted on front. Owner's name on flyleaf. Cover little scuffed, worn at edges, corners bumped, o/w a VG clean copy. T. R.'s namesakes play detective to solve problems based on nursery rhymes.

MORE ABOUT TEDDY-B AND TEDDY-G THE ROOSEVELT BEARS, Edward Stern & Co., 1907, first edition, spine rubbing and wear to the corner tips, else a solid vg copy with near fine contents and all 15 full color plates (16 when one counts the front cover) by Francis P. Wightman & William Sweeny present and in wonderful condition.

Barse & Hopkins, New York, NY, 1909. Hardcover. Very Good Condition. Bright illustrations. Size: 4mo - over 9 3/4" - 12" tall. 178 pp. Pages are tight and clean. Moderate shelfwear to the cover. Bumped and rubbed. Cover is protected in mylar cover. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2 - 3 pounds. Category: Children; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 001803. . Additional shipping charges may apply.

Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Co., Inc, 1909. Very good.. First edition of the final Roosevelt Bears book - the series that popularized the teddy bear - in which they are solve nursery rhyme mysteries. Eaton's favorite in the series, this attractive work has the bear pair solving mysteries like the whereabouts of Little Bo Peep's sheep, who killed Cock Robin, and what happened to Cinderella's fairy godmother. 11'' x 8.25''. Original cloth-backed grey boards with color pictorial onlay. Color frontispiece with 14 color plates and numerous black-and-white line drawings. 178 pages. Light spotting to boards, with a few smallish patches of rubbing to rear board, spine a touch soiled. Interior bright, hinges strong.

TEDDY-B AND TEDDY-G THE BEAR DETECTIVES, Edward Stern & Co., 1909, first edition, spine lettering dulled, some modest staining to small areas of the lower section of the front cover, very slight bumping and wear to the upper edge of the boards, fore edge corner tips strengthened, else a solid vg copy with near fine contents and all 15 full color plates by Francis P. Wightman & William Sweeny present and in wonderful condition.

Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Co., Inc, 1909. First edition. Fine in good dust jacket.. First printing of this story of the Roosevelt Bears' adventures as private eyes, on a mission to solve a variety of nursery rhyme mysteries - the rarest of the series to find with dust jacket intact. TEDDY-B AND TEDDY-G: THE BEAR DETECTIVES is the final entry in Seymour Eaton's Roosevelt Bears series (and his personal favorite), which popularized the teddy bear. In this attractive work we find the bear pair solving mysteries including the whereabouts of Little Bo Peep's sheep, who killed Cock Robin, and what happened to Cinderella's fairy godmother. This is a particularly nice copy, retaining its very rare original dust jacket. 11'' x 8.25''. Original cloth-backed grey boards with color pictorial onlay. Original unclipped (no price) pictorial dust jacket. Color frontispiece with 14 color plates and numerous black-and-white line drawings. 178 pages. Jacket with several chips to edges, spine somewhat tender; a… Leer más