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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Stawell, Rodolph, Mrs., 1865-1949; Dulac, Edmund, 1882-1953 [Illustrator]

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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016-05-17. Paperback. Used:Good.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016-05-17. Paperback. Used: Good.

Hodder & Stoughton, n.d.. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. [117]pp, 6 x 7 inches, in blue binding, with golden figure of girl on front cover and gold writing on spine. 7 of Dulac's 8 col. plates are present, though some loose. Illus from 'The Fairies who Changed Places' is missing. Overall the stitching is l

Toronto, Canada: The Musson Book Company Limited Circa 1911. Blue boards, gilt lettering on spine, top edge gilt, raised gilt illustration on front of young girl sitting with arms crossed, 117 numbered pages. Includes 8 beautiful illustrations. Lightly rubbed on ends of spine and tips of corners, spine faded, two subtle shallow dents (1/4 inch) in front near fore edge, small spot (1/16 inch) of residue on rear, some pages rough-cut along fore edge and bottom edge. Pages have light brown smudges throughout. Binding is tight. Previous owner's inscription in ink on front paste-down, faint pencil erasure mark on ffep, closed tear (1/4 inch) on fore edge on page 19. One chip in bottom edge of illustration at page 54 and 82, thin brown strips (1 and 2 inch) along spine on page 61 where piece of paper laid in, lower corner page 83 dog-eared, thin black smudge (2.5 inch) on fore edge on second-last unnumbered page. Overall, very good. DJ missing spine, remaining halves chipped and torn. Overall,… Leer más

Toronto: Musson Book Compnay, 1911. 1st Canadian Edition. Cloth. VG/Good. Edmund Dulac. Octavo. Lilac cloth with gilt titles and gilt young girl to front panel. Decorated dust jacket is missing the spine but is otherwise almost complete. All 8 colour plates by Dulac are present. Some pages uncut. Golden girl in gilt is in spectacular condition. Some silverfish damage to spine. This is the 1st Canadian edition from the Hodder sheets, no date but probably the same year 1911.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1910. First 're-issue' edition. First published 1907). Publisher's deep blue cloth, front cover pictorially stamped in gilt, spine lettered in gilt. Early ink inscription on front free endpaper. Octavo (7 5/8 x 6 inches; 194 x 153 mm). 117, [1, blank], [1, printer's slug], [1, blank] pp. Eight color plates printed on glossy paper with captions printed in blue. A fine copy. "Fairies I Have Met was reviewed in Outlook in its Literary Supplement of New Children's Books, November 9, 1907. The reviewer spoke of the book as 'charmingly illustrated in colour by Edmund Dulac.' It would be hard to disagree... With the pictures here, Dulac displays a style much more humorous and whimsical than that of his illustrations for the Bronte novels two years earlier. The subjects are painted at close range, in deep colours, creating bolder designs and showing much detail, as opposed to the distant misty room or landscape scenery of the Bronte work" (Hughey). Hughey 15a.

New York and London:: Hodder and Stoughton,, no date [October 1910]. . First American edition.. publisher's olive-brown illustrated cloth in dust jacket.. A bright, very attractive copy in a dust jacket with a very large chip to the lower right corner of the front panel; some other chips affecting the spine lettering; and some light dust-soiling and use.. 8vo,. Illustrated with 8 plates in Colour by Edmund Dulac.. Hughey 15b. Inscribed by Vachel Lindsay to his niece, Xmas 1916, with her bookplate on pastedown.