Near Fine (NF+) --- A book that is in better than Near Fine but is not quite in Fine condition. Near Fine (NF) --- A book that has a few minor flaws and 1 or 2 moderate flaws. A light reading crease on the spine is allowed.
A beautiful matched pair offirst edition Ladybird Books —. These early matt-board printings feature vibrant John Kenney illustrations and classic mid-century educational design. The Great Artists – Book 2 (1970) &.
This product is a collection of 19 Ladybird Books from the Churches Jesus Bible Series, focusing on the non-fiction subject of Moses as the Prince and Shepherd. Printed from 1956 in England, these hardback books are illustrated by Kenneth Inns and weigh 100 grams each.
The hardback books are in English language and illustrated by J H Wingfield. Published by Wills & Hepworth in Loughborough, these original Ladybird books are perfect for learning and improving reading skills, making them a valuable addition to any collector's shelf.
A full set of vintage well loved tales . In good to fair condition for their age. Some wear around the edges and to the covers on some but nothing major. A few have names or scribbles written in them - not on the main text or plates- see photo. Most spines intact. The Three Little Pigs has a more modern cover but the plates are the same as the older version. Please check out my other listings.
A full set of vintage well loved tales- 27 books In good to very good condition - very rare to have a full set in such good condition. Any with scribbles / names written in them shown in the last photo All spines intact Please check out my other listings.
Leather‑Bound Works of Eugene Sue (Title Pages, Illustrations & Select Pages Only) Late 19th‑Century Custom Compilation • Half‑Leather Binding • Unique Salvaged Collection. The pages are unnumbered, adding to the mystery of its origin.
No markings inside, clean unbent pages. Most of the slipcases show more significant wear including scuffs, tears at corners, crushing and a few stains. Anthony Trollope. Folio Society. He Knew He Was Right.