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Hardback. Acceptable.

London: Nisbet & Co.. 1st thus (n.d. 1937). 51pp. Original yellow cloth with black titles to cover and spine. VG copy, binding square and tight, corners gently bumped, internally excellent, no jacket . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1937.

Nisbet and Co. London. ND (c1950). 24mo. Hardcover, worn cloth, ffep missing, a reading copy. Modern reprint of the lesser known classic children's story by the author of"Little Black Sambo".

Nisbet & Co., 1948. Hardcover. Very Good. in x in x in. Nisbet & Co. 1948. Condition: Very Good. Hardcover with tight binding. Clean and bright text.

London: Nisbet & Co. Ltd, 1948. Hardcover. Fair. Bannerman, Helen. Small hardback, yellow cloth with black titles on spine, titles and ripple design on front. Some marking/ edge wear to covers. Unpaginated illustrated in colour throughout. Undated circa 1940s. Occasional marks, but generally nice and clean inside. The story of Quasha , who after a good deal, buys a very funny book. She charms the tigers of the jungle with her reading until she stops. Luckily the tigers are foolish and there's a helpful frog. Charming original illustrations by Bannerman.

Nisbet & Co. LTD. Book. Good+. Hardcover. Presumed First Edition. Undated but previous owners inscription to front end paper dated 1941. Jacket dirty with chipping to head & foot of spine. A few tears and some creasing to jacket. Colour illustrations. Some finger marks to pages. .

Lippincott, 1942. Hardcover. Acceptable. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

London: Nisbet Book is undated bound in yellow cloth with black title on spine & front board , Dj is edge worn small hole on rear cover, small piece missing on top of front otherwise a good copy.. Very Good/Good in Protector. Illus. by illustrated. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.

New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company Copyright for this edition is 1908. 58+ pages. Red cloth with paper front cover label. Covers show general light wear, and there is a slight red stain seen at the top of the cover label. On the cover statement "By the Author of Little Black Sambo," there is a printing defect leaving part of the letter K and all of Sambo blank. Inked and penciled names on blank front free end leaf. Volume remains tight and otherwise very clean. . Cloth - Hardcover. Good/No Dust Jacket. 12mo.

Welwyn Hertfordshire UK: James Nisbet and Company Limited Story of Little Black Quasha written and illustrated by Helen Bannerman. Book not dated but is around the 1960s. Book is extremely bright and clean looking, as if it has just been bought, a really nice tight clean copy SEE IMAGE. DETAILED IMAGES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. Reprint. Illustrated Boards. Very Good/Very Good. 16.5 x 12 Cms. Hardcover.

London: James Nisbet. Hardcover. Fair. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. A rare early edition, undated but perhaps from the 1930s, with grey cloth boards and an oval picture of Quasha tipped in to the front board. Edges are worn with some light stainingSpine is missing. Front hinge and rear hinge are cracking. One page is detached but present. 1964

Frederick A. Stokes Company. 1908. Hardcover. Hardcover. 1908. Frederick A. Stokes Company. 59 pages. Some wear to binding. Some ink stains on pages. Very Good Minus. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall; 59 pages .

London: Nisbet & Co. Ltd. 22 Berners Street, W.1, 1908 according to British Library. Hardcover. Good. Colour plates (28) to face each text page + square onlay colour print to cover not repeated inside the book.. 16mo cloth spined grey decorated boards with 80x60mm pictorial onlay (tips rubbed) pictorial end papers. Frontispiece + titlepage +[2]pp blank +6-111pp +[1]p blank. Some pressure marks to rear endpapers, lower cover with a few pencil marks. All text and all colour plates printed one side only, blank sides counted in page numbering though they are not themselves numbered. *A neat copy of this charming book by the author of Little Black Sambo.

London: Nisbet and Co, c1937. Cloth. Good. 6" by 4.5". Not Stated. A pocket sized, illustrated children's work by popular author Helen Bannerman. Illustrated throughout. Bannerman is best known for her work 'Little Black Sambo'. Bannerman wrote many children's works on Indians and their culture. This work deals with the danger of tigers. Although they were first celebrated, 'Sambo' became a slur on people of colour, resulting in the books to often be blacklisted In original cloth binding. Externally, marked to the front and rear boards. Spots to the rear board. Minor bumping to the head and tail of spine as well as to the extremities. Prior owner's inscription to the title page, Ruper Stolarft. Internally, generally firmly bound though strained in places. Pages are generally bright with occasional spots to pages. Good

London: Nisbet & Co, 1937. First thus of a classic if controversial work of children's fiction. Original publisher's yellow cloth, printed in black, minor bumping to corners, rubbed but sound, markings to front cover. Binding is sound. pp 52 plus pictorial paste-downs. The text is present in its entirety; the story begins on the verso of the title leaf. All twenty seven of the illustrations are present. Short closed tears to upper edge of six pages. Good. Please contact Christian White Rare Books Ltd for more information or images of this item 1937

BANNERMAN, Helen. The Story of Little Black Quasha. London: James Nisbet & Co [1908]. 12mo, 111pp. Gray boards stamped in black and with color pictorial label affixed to the front. Color illustrations on every spread. Edges a bit worn, boards slightly discolored, front hinge starting, endpapers aged, else a clean, tight copy. Inscribed by the author, Helen Bannerman, to her brother. Rare.
First edition. A delightful tale from the author of Little Black Sambo about a young black girl who loves to read. When some hungry tigers disrupt her in her task, she gets her friend's help to devise a path to escape. A wonderful association copy of this charming tale lovingly inscribed by Bannerman to her brother: "C.B.B. Watson, with love from the writer. 6 Feb. 1909." Books inscribed by Bannerman are very scarce!