Resultados de búsqueda: Children's Non-Fiction & Reference from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (1991). Illustrated by author in color. First Printing (A) and stated first edition. Picorial boards, matching jacket, bright yellow end papers. Square 4to. pp. [32]. As New/In like jacket/Unclipped price ($13.95) in mylar. Parent's Award Sticker 1991 on top corner. Features 300 whimsical illustrations with separate word index rear. ISBN: 978-0152003517..

New York: Dutton Children's Books, (1998). Illustrated by b/w photos, reproductions, maps. Stated first (&N) edition. Burdundy paper boards, illustrated eps. Cr.4to. pp. xi, [1], 99, [1] about author. Bibliography, Index. Fine/Near Fine/Unclipped price in mylar. One small shallow chip to bottom fold. 1839 slave ship..

Brookfield, CT: Cooper Beach Books (Millbrook Press), (2001). Illustrated by color. First US edition. Stiff wraps. Super Royal 4to. pp. 80. As New. Includes narrative structure, glossary, index, labeled maps and diagrams, multi-contributor illustrations. Planets, Hubble, stars..

New York: Atomic Books, 1946. First thus edition. c.1882. American Folk-Lore and Humor No. 1. Pictorial wraps. 12mo. pp. 128. Near Fine. Unread copy with page edge toning. Original cover price 25 cents, with stamp now 10 cents. Additionally includes The Ballad of Billy the Kid; author [and executioner] introduction; What Was Billy the Kid? by Nadya Olyanova, Pycho-graphologist..

New York: Random House, (1955). Illustrated by Rus Anderson. Bookclub edition. Blue illustrated buckram, yellow illustrated eps. Small 4to. pp. ix, [1] blank, [2], 3-141, [1] blank. Index. VG/In like jacket/No price in mylar. Rubbed caps and corners in bright jacket with shallow chips at folds and caps, very faint owner stamp on spine, light rubbing and soil. Children's title from science fiction writer..

Pleasant Hill, CA: Discovery Toys, (1988). Illustrated by author in color. Stated First American edition. c.1988, London. Gloss pictorial boards (reinforced). Small 4to. pp. [28]. VG/No jacket. Some bumps and minor scratching to boards. Simple paraphrased version, illustration emphasis..

New York: Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, (1880). Early [1884] edition. Original brown cloth and eps, beveled boards, gilt stamped spine. 8vo. pp. 552, 12 Publisher Ad: Some Early Novels. Very Good/No jacket, as issued. Light cap and corner wear, overall toning. Small bookseller ticket of W. B. Clarke and Garruth, Booksellers and Stationers, Boston, Mass. rear pastedown. Quill inscription "Alvah N. Smith from his L. L. Class Christmas 1885" ffep. BAL 20798 Note on later printings indicates the undated title page and the 4 line (previously 2 line) dedication describes the late 1884 printing of which this is an example. Issue point pp.11, line 4-3 from bottom "be-became"..

Chicago: Rand McNally, (1972). Illustrated by line drawings, color reproductions (i.e. Trumbull and West), 2 full color and 10 line drawings by William Jacobsen, map (Poupard's Chart of the Gulfstream) on eps and verso of fold-up. Pictorial boards. 4to. pp. 69. Index, color folded chart laid in. Near Fine/No jacket/Fine. Two pressure scrapes to boards. Both copy and fold-up indicate "Compliments of Disabled American Veterans"..

New York: The Platt & Monk Co., Inc, (1948). Illustrated by color, maps, flags, story grams verso, full line connected map of Johns. First (NAP) edition. Orange cloth decorated black, double fold pages. 4to. pp. [14 folded leaves]. Very Good+/Lacks jacket. Light edgewear, internally near fine. Recto: John in England, Jean in France, Giovanni in Italy, Johann in Austria, Ivan in Russia, Hans in Holland, Jon in Norway, Ion in Rumania, Jack in the United States, Juan in Mexico, Ian in Scotland, ..

London: William Tegg & Co, 1852. Illustrated by Steel engraved double frontis and text woodcuts. Stated 5th edition. c.1840. Original Royal blind-stamped cloth with gilt decorated spine and topboard emblem, marbled eps, aeg. 16mo. pp. 203, 36, 2 ads, 4 Hamiltonian System Catalog. Very Good+. Light cover wear, no ownership. Sixty delightful shorts such as The earwig, Who filled the coal-hole; corking the kettle spout up and Of a wounded machine who extracted its own bullet..

Brunswick, ME: The Dog Ear Press, (1988). Illustrated by author in color. Second Printing edition. Maine Caribou Transplant Project's first book for children. Red boards, quarter cloth. Large oblong 4to. pp. [32]. Fine/VG/Unclipped price in mylar. Minor edgewear and 2 short closed tears. Includes A Caribou Compendium by Mark McCollough..

Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 146 Chestnut St, n.d. Illustrated by Frontis and two woodcuts in first title; Frontis facing second title. Unspecified series edition. Leather backed paper marbled boards, gilt stamped spine with four ruled bands (16, CHILD'S LIBRARY). 32mo (11cm). pp. 48, 48. Fair. Leather rubbed at caps and joints; paper worn to edges and board sections; front pastedown has scrape and pencil notation "16 Baptist S-Sch". Front pastedown has black spray pattern (very old mildew) decreasing to the second title; rear pastedown has small trace area of old mildew and faint pencil graffiti facing ep with corner chip and straightened dogear. Foxed throughout with short pencil lines top pp.17. Contents as Series Title, full title for 28 "Divine" and half title for 8 "Moral" Songs for Children; Frontis facing full title with 36 "Original Hymns for Sunday Schools". Both full titles subtitled: Revised by the Committee of Publication of the… Leer más

London: J. Mason (Roche), 1836. Illustrated by text engravings and woodcuts. First edition. January to December (12) issues bound together. Marbled boards, quarter calf stamped and printed gilt. 32mo. pp. [ii], 384. Index. Missing ffep, pp. 119-120, 191-2, 187-8. Small page divot pp. 353-4. Worn corners, straightened dogears, sporatic spots of foxing and pencil notation, removed bookplate from church library, o/w good clean copy of scarce juvenile miniature..

Boston: S. Hastings, n.d. Illustrated by Cover b/w engravings, 4 colored drawings. ca. early 1800's. Wraps. 12mo. pp. [2] tapir, [2] blank, [2] lion, [2] blank, [2] snow bunting, [2] blank, [2] hare indian dog. Good. Toned, foxing starting, several ink stains, corners curled, joint tears to cover..

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1944). Illustrated by b/w illustrations throughout. Second edition. (c.1941 CSS). Red cloth, printed and decorated black pictorial eps. Super Royal 8vo (24cm). pp. 248. Index. VG/No jacket. Ink owner and reserve written on spine, with tape remnant (possible teacher personal copy). Worn caps, corners and joints. Internally fine, no marking..

New York: Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, (1961). Illustrated by Douglas Gorsline. BOMC edition. Cloth backed boards. 8vo. pp. 89, [4], [3] blank. Near Fine/VG/No price in mylar. Several short tears and rubbing to jacket. Abraham Lincoln..

New York: Clarion Press (Houghton Mifflin), (1998). Illustrated by David Frampton woodcuts. First (&N1) edition. Gloss pictorial boards, matching jacket, red eps, reinforced binding. Square 4to. pp. [viii], 118, [2] about authors. Notes and References, Books for further reading. Fine/Near Fine/Unclipped price in mylar. Traces of wear at jacket folds. Twenty-one stories based on Rashi's Commentary on the Book of Genesis, midrashic threads found in Louis Ginsberg's Legends of the Bible and Raphael Patai's Gates to the Old City..

U.S.A: American Educational Press, Inc, 1946. Illustrated by B&W photos throughout. Revised edition. c.1934. Little Wonder Book 308. Stapled wraps. 8vo. pp. 36. Very Good. Several straightened dog ears; foxing starting; light cover soil; joint rubbed..

New York: Peter Bedrick Books, (1996). Illustrated by photos, color reproductions, maps. Stated First American edition. c.1992 London. Gloss pictorial boards, reinforced library binding. 4to. pp. 64. Fine/No jacket, as issued..

Lexington MA: Battle Green Publications, 1970. Illustrated by Anne Ives b&w line drawings. Stated 4th printing edition. c.1963. Oblong 4to. pp. [32]. Fine. Cover title: Lexington Massachusetts April 19, 1775. Sixteen pictures to color with stories of the day Lexington became the "Birthplace of American Liberty". Story verso, illustration recto throughout. No marking or ownership. Scarce..