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London: Oldbourne Book Co, 1963. Hardcover. Fine/very good. [44] p.: color illustrations; 20 cm. Hardback with illustrated cover. Dust jacket (in cover) repeats book cover. Cover and dust jacket title: "The Toytown Pantomime Betty and S.G. Hulme Beaman." List of the Toytown Series and Toytown on Record on back cover and back section of dust jacket. "Book 22" -- at tail of spine. Illustrated endpapers. Free endpapers are included in page count. The ownership section facing the title page has not been filled in. No date of publication; copyright 1963 by Larry the Lamb Ltd. Book is in Fine Condition: clean and bright. Dust jacket is in Very Good Condition: edges rubbed; lightly soiled; colors are bright.

Washington DC: Lester Douglas, 1959. Paperback. Near Fine. [13] p.: illustrations; 25 cm. Terracotta red wrapper, stitched, with label printed in red and black. Text is printed in red and black. "This Book of Two Poems by Henry Vaughan, designed and directed by Lester Douglas, with drawings by Lyle Justis and engravings by Walter Von Egidy and Richard Stulz, has been printed by Ken Hammel and Lynn Moore at their private printery in Old Georgetown, U.S.A., at Christmastide, 1959." -- colophon. Contents: Christ's Nativity -- The World. First edition thus. Inscribed by Lester Douglas to Martin Speckter on the colophon ("For M.S. with the regard of LD"). In Near Fine Condition: head of spine slightly creased; front wrapper label lightly soiled; otherwise clean and bright.

Dorking, UK: Templar Co, 2005. Hardcover. Near Fine. This edition published in 2005 for Borders. Designed by Janie Jouise Hunt; written by A. J. Wood. [22] p.: color illustrations; 22 cm. Hardback with illustrated cover and red ribbon ties. Opens accordian style. One side has 25 flaps, Advent calendar style, that pull open to reveal hidden illustrations. The other side has counting games. In Near Fine Condition: title page very lightly soiled; otherwise, clean and bright; most flaps have not been opened.