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New York.: The Viking Press., 1966. 12th printing.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Minor spine end jacket rubbing. Otherwise clean. Light outside page block foxing.. 1 127 p. 24 cm. Dark sepia-toned drawings. Light green decorated cloth over boards, darker green line art. Jacket art: yellow, greens, leaping rabbit. Light green top page block dye. Audience: Children/juvenile. Classic Youth Fiction. New folks are coming to life in the neglected Big House on Rabbit Hill, and the animals are pretty excited. The animals of Rabbit Hill wonder if they will plant a garden and thus be good providers. Detailed end paper artwork with text pages depicting pastoral setting where animals romp. Humorous, kindly, lively tale. Front, gold foil disc, Newbery Medal.

New York, NY: Viking, 1944. Stated, Second Printing Before Publication. Hardcover. At Least Very Good/Good. Robert Lawson. Beige cloth with title and decorations stamped in green onto covers and spine, map illustrated endpapers, 8vo (9-1/4 inches [23.4 cm] tall), pp. [6], 7-127, [128], illustrated throughout. Volume with corners and spine ends just slightly softened, a tiny bump to bottom edge of text block affecting 5 leaves, original booksellers small ink stamp inner bottom corner of recto rfep, gift insc. dated 1945 on dedication page. Price clipped DJ with small tears and edge chips, a 2 inch tear at foot of spine panel, fading and some stains. Rabbit Hill was the winner of the 1945 Newbery Medal for being the most distinguished American children's book published in 1944.

New York: Viking, 1944 Grey-green cloth pictorially stamped in dark green ink,small area of faint darkening at top edge, else Fine; color illustrated dust jacket with edge tears, small losses, old repair to verso, original price intact ($2.00). A lively story about the goings on at Rabbit Hill (from the name Lawson gave to his home in Connecticut!). Beautiful sepia lithographs throughout the text. This is a difficult title to find in the first edition. Note: One of the black characters is depicted stereotypically--this was changed for later printings. . First Edition. Pictorial Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good Minus. Illus. by Robert Lawson. 8vo.