The Airplane Boys in the Black Woods (Airplane Boys Series, 7) by E J Craine - 1932

Purdue University Press. Used - Like New. 2003. Paperback. Fine.

cleveland: the world syndicate pub, 1932. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Audience: Children/juvenile.

Cleveland: World Syndicate. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1932. Hardcover. Light cover soiling. ; Small 8vo 7½" - 8" tall; 209 pages .

Cleveland: World Syndicate. Good. 1932. Hardcover. #10 written in ink on spine. Previous owner's name and address on end pages. Generally clean interior. Sturdy red cloth binding. A Little Store that's BIG on Service. Tracking on every package. ; 44569 .

Purdue University Press, 2003-03-07. Paperback. Good.

MP3 Audio CD. Airplane Boys in the Black Woods CHAPTER I. A RECEPTION COMMITTEE "Holy Clover, that fellow would make his fortune in a dairy, all right," exclaimed Bob Caldwell glancing over the side of the plane the Flying Buddies had borrowed while the "Lark," their own splendid machine was undergoing much needed repairs at the shop of the British hangar in Belize. "His fortune, how do you make that out?" Jim Austin demanded. "I'll bite, let's have the answer." "He'd do the biting--that one tooth ought to be great to make holes in Swiss cheese!" "If I didn't need both hands you would get a wallop that would leave you only one tooth, then you could start competition," Austin answered. "Well," he added as the plane came to a stop, "this sure looks as if you will find enough different kinds of vegetation, old Horticulturer, may your tribe increase." "Sure does," replied Bob with an eager light in his eyes… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Airplane Boys in the Black Woods CHAPTER I. A RECEPTION COMMITTEE "Holy Clover, that fellow would make his fortune in a dairy, all right," exclaimed Bob Caldwell glancing over the side of the plane the Flying Buddies had borrowed while the "Lark," their own splendid machine was undergoing much needed repairs at the shop of the British hangar in Belize. "His fortune, how do you make that out?" Jim Austin demanded. "I'll bite, let's have the answer." "He'd do the biting--that one tooth ought to be great to make holes in Swiss cheese!" "If I didn't need both hands you would get a wallop that would leave you only one tooth, then you could start competition," Austin answered. "Well," he added as the plane came to a stop, "this sure looks as if you will find enough different kinds of vegetation, old Horticulturer, may your tribe increase." "Sure does," replied Bob with an eager light in his eyes… Read More

World Syndicate Publishing. Hardcover. Good. Good jacket with chips and tears, in brodart, Book VG.

World Syndicate, 1932. Hardcover. Very Good+/Near Very Good. Number 7 in series. Text clean, tight and unmarked. The pages have darkened due to age, but are not brittle. DJ has light wear along edges and chipping top and bottom of spine. DJ now protected in new archival mylar sleeve. Trust an experienced independent bookseller since 1988. Orders are shipped daily via USPS with delivery confirmation.

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