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(London: Collins) ‘First published in Great Britain in 1970’ on verso of title-page, and the rear panel refers to 19 books by Dr Seuss having appeared by now. Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 64 (283 x 210 mm) Illustrated. An abrasion to front external hinge neatly repaired otherwise an about fine copy.

(Sydney: J. Albert and Son: Copyright 1919 by Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co., London) H.D.M.P. Co. 535. Pictorial wrappers pp. 4. Sung by Ada Reeve. Price 2/- net. Tears to spine and edges of wrappers; a good copy.

(London: Macmillan: 1962) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) pp. viii, 87. 'An Autobiography with Drawings by Trog [that is, Wally Fawkes] except those on pages 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 which are by Rufus'. First Edition. A fine copy.

Novel. (Sydney: Jackson and O'Sullivan, Ltd.: 1935) Pictorial wrappers of startling snake with vamp (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 230, 10 publisher's advertisements. Head and foot of spine a little worn and corners and edges of wrappers a little rubbed; a near fine copy.

(London: Gollancz: 1966) First British Edition Bds pp. 144. Fine in like price-clipped dust-jacket.

(London: Heinemann: 1928) First British Edition (Printed in USA). Stamped 'Colonial Edition' on half-title page. Pictorial cloth pp. xxii, 237. Illustrated by Jeanette Warmuth. Introduced by Author's 'A Note for the English Edition'. Gift inscription at head of half-title page. Spine sunned and partly foxed; some foxing to title-page; otherwise a very good copy.

Piano-Vocal Collection. (London: Vanguard Music Limited/Melbourne: Presbyterian Bookroom: Copyright 1965, 1966) Decorated wrappers plus pp. 31. Illustrated. Price $1-25. A very good copy.

(Melbourne: The Book Depot: 1945) First Edition. Cloth pp. 128. Illustrated. First Edition. A few marks to rear board, lacks front free endpaper, otherwise a very good copy in good dust-jacket which is frayed and chipped along its edges.

Sung with Great Success by Victor Loydall in J.C. Williamson's Pantomime "Mother Goose". (Melbourne: Stanley Mullen Pty Ltd) Copyright 1906 in USA by Francis, Day and Hunter. pp. 8, pictorial on front. Mullen's Popular Sixpenny Edition No. 39. (The Sixpenny Successes listed on back end with No. 62). Very good copy.

(Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens: no date) Muir 6011 suggests 1944. Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) pp. ii, 32, ii (297 x 209 mm) Illustrated by Ruth Shackel. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. A little rubbing and browning to the spine and to the yapp edges of the wrappers; a near fine copy.

(London: Burke: 1951) Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. 192. Illustrated by William Stobbs. An owner’s namestamp on front fixed endpaper. A little flecking to cloth; some foxing to endpapers and edges; a near fine copy in good dust-jacket.

Edited by Betty Boyd. (No place: published by JG Holder: 2005) First Edition. Wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 272. Illustrated. Maps. Appendixes. Author’s signed presentation copy. An about fine copy.

(NY: EP Dutton: 1947) First Edition Bds pp. 218. The author's first book (?) First Edition. Head and foot of spine chipped and extremities of boards rubbed; internally good copy

(Sydney: George M. Dash: 1948) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 128 (184 x 122 mm) Account of General Sir William Dobbie, the ‘Defender of Malta’, who had toured Australia in 1946. IVF = Inter-Varsity Fellowship of Evangelical Unions of Australia. Signed by the Author on the title-page. First Edition. About fine copy.

Claire Romaine's Great Chorus Song. (Melbourne: Allans/Allan & Co.) Copyright in USA, 1912, by Francis, Day & Hunter, London and New York. pp. 8, pictorial on front (central photo of Claude Romaine). Allan's Popular Sixpenny Edition No. 466. Printed by Atlas Press, Melbourne. Very good copy.

(London: Lovat Dickson: 1938) First Edition Cl. pp. 303. World War One etc., and finishing with Chapter X, 'Spydom and the Next War'. First Edition. About fine

(Melbourne: Printed by Atlas Press Pty. Ltd for Dinsdale Pty. Ltd. Copyright The Star Music Pub. Co. Ltd., London: no date) No. 322. Price 6d nett i.e. Dinsdales’ Sixpenny Editions. Pictorial wrappers pp. 6. ‘Sung with Great Success on Hugh D. McIntosh’s Tivoli Circuit by Athol Tier The Eccentric Comedy Singer and Dancer’ of whom (presumably) there is a full length photographic portrait on the front. Inside the front wrapper is the extensive ‘Patter’ which accompanied the song. An ownership signature on front wrapper. A very good copy.

As Introduced at the Durant Dealer Organization Convention by Frank Oldfield and Chas. Bodley's Dance Orchestra. (Toronto: Lithographed by Strathmore Press: Copyright 1929) Pictorial wrappers (artist's impression of the Durant above photographic vignettes of Oldfield (?) and the orchestra) pp. 8. Dedicated to Roy D. Kerby General Manager, Durant Motors of Canada, Limited. Spine splitting and a little silverfishing to front wrapper near the head of the spine; a very good copy.

(London, New York, Melbourne, Toronto: Copyright 1918) 6866 on front. 26679 within. Decorated wrappers pp. 6. War Price 2/- net cash [40 c net cash no discount]. Has been disbound from album; all edges trimmed, resulting in the loss of advertising on the final leaf; clean tears neatly repaired; a very good copy.

(Melbourne: Victory Publicity Pty. Ltd.: no date) Muir 2001. Gift inscription in pencil at head of verso of front board dated Xmas 1948. Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 16 (240 x 185 mm) Illustrated by Esther and Betty Paterson. Head and foot of backstrip rubbed; top corner bumped; otherwise a very good copy.