Search Results: Titles starting with T from Jans Collectibles: Vintage Books

Whittlesey House, 1947 Green cloth boards very good, hardly any edgewear, dust jacket very good, an inch tear bottom edge, one inch tear top edge. Price clipped. Faint musty smell. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall

Printed in Great Britian: Collins St. Jame's Place London, 1958 Red cloth boards good plus faint fading on the very bottom edge of the book. Dust jacket very good. Inisde pages clean and unmarked. Not
an ex library.

Frederick Warne And Co., 1903 The book is in good condition. Maroon boards in very good condition, no chips, stains, or tears. Inscription inside the first end paper. On page 26 a 1/4" edge tear. On page 35 a 1/2" edge tear, an inch edge tear page74, The last illustration has a corner tip triangular 3 1/2" tear top edge, could be glued or taped back, tear does not get into the illustration. A crack at page 66-67, toward the end of the book. String binding, presents very well. The crack isn't noticble unless you open it up on the back side of two illustrations 66-67<p>

A lot of the first editions, first printings have tears, chips, corner bumps, and tears in the cloth, this book is really nice on the outside, no tears to the cloth.

The book has the date on the title page 1903 indicating a first edition and has identical end papers front and back. A rare first edition/first printing.

USA, 1951 Paper wraps, metal spiral binding. inside pages clean and unmarked. all dollsl complete with no bends.

New York, N.Y.: The Columbia Broadcasting System Vintage book, no copyright date. The boards are very presentable. Small faint blemish on the front board. Two inch tear at the bottom of the spine. Solid binding, some blemishes in the bottom margin of some of the pages. 9" x 8".

The story of two creatures known as glimps. One was in color and one in black and white. This was a promotion for the early days of color television.

Washington Square Philadelphia: David McKay Company, 1939 Solid binding, edge wear, some ink marks on the front cover. Inside pages clean and unmarked, really cute full page color illustrations of a rocking horse.

New York: Frederick Warne And Co., 1938 Chestnut brown boards near fine. Copyright date 1910, renewed 1938.<p>

Dust jacket good or better, darkend spine, small blemish top right
hand edge. Small tear top edge. Price on the dust jacket flap
85 cents.

New York: Frederick Warne And Co., 1907 Date of 1907 on the title page required for the first edition.<p>

The cover looks very good, The front board is still attached to the spine but has come loose from the book at the title page, could be
glued back. The back board is attached to the book but loose, the
book has a string binding.. The bottom of the back end paper is missing 2 1/2 inch angles down to 1/2 inch. Five pages have clear
tape repair.<p>

The is the rare first edition and the endpapers have cats on them.

New York: Frederick Warne & Co., Inc., 1937 Book in near fine condition, tan cloth boards with rounded triangular
center paste down. dust jacket has an inch stain top right hand corner.

New York: The Platt & Munk Co. Inc., 1935 The book is in near fine condition, Mint green cloth covers. Bottom center paste down excellent condition.<p>

A Wee Book For Wee Folks.<p>

Thirty One illustrations.<p>

The dust jacket is very good on missing pieces, no tears. Some light dirt and soil.

New York and London: Frederick Warne And Company, 1970 Book and dust jacket in near fine condition, pale blue dust jacket not price clipped and bright blue boards. Doves mate for life and are very faithful to each other, a really sweet little story with a happy ending that
you will enjoy.

New York: Frederick Warne And Company, 1910 Blue Grey paper covered boards.
Hexagonal pictoral inlay of a mouse.

Date on the title page.
First two printings believed to be identical.
Vinette on the title page black and white.
Titles on the spine and front board white.
27 full page colour illustrations including frontpiece

String binding. Crack in the middle of the book pages 54 and 55.
An inch missing at the top of the spine.

A first edition, either a first or second printing with the date on the title page. Rare printing worth repairing and the inch off the spine could be professionally restored, The inch off does not get into the spine title. The book is solid even thought there is a crack in the middle
no loose pages.

New York: Frederick Warne & Co., 1911 The front board looks nice but it does have a faint stain in the upper left hand corner at the spine. No cover to the spine.

This is either the first or second printing with date on the title page.
The first and second printings are believed to be identical.

Front board is cracked inside at the spine. Missing a front piece.

Still this is a very early first or second printing. The spine could be restored and the spine recovered and the front piece could be
located elsewhere and reinserted which would make this book a very good copy.

New York: Frederick Warne And Co., 1912 Good condition, either a first or second printing. First and second printings have the date on the title page.

Everything original condition, The book has some surface wear to the cover and spine. About a half an inch off the top left hand side of the top of the spine. String binding. Loose spine at pages 22 and 23, 34 and 35, some of the strings broke, but the rest of the book solid.

Dedication to William Francis of Ulva Someday. Text page 27 reads refreshment, something much dinged on page 75, page 90 lacks upside down question mark in phrase amongst the wreckage.
Endpapers Plate XI for Mr Tod 1912. Double spread front, repeated at back.

New York: Frederick Warne & Co., Inc., 1931 Book and dust jacket in very good condition. Price on the bottom of the dust jacket is 85 cents.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1916 Really cute dust jacket, boards near fine, inside clean and unmarked

Oxford University Press, 1943 Book and dust jacket in nice condition, not price clipped, the price of a 1.00 at the bottom of the inside dust jacket flap. Has a stain on the back of the dust jacket at the top edge, does not get into the book. Some foxing on the dust jacket. Inside pages clean and unmarked. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall

Chicago: M. A. Donohue Linen book, soiled , tattered edges, some stains. A very rare book, hard to find. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall

Grosset & Dunlap, 1917 Dark green cloth boards with red very good, a few small pencil marks on the firs blank page, the rest are clean but yellowed. A piece of notebook paper glued to the last blank page? . A few full page color illustrations. Dust jacket good plus, darkened spine, edgewear, two inch tears at the top and one at the bottom. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall

Grosset & Dunlap, 1916 Cloth boards very good, dust jacket good plus, darkened spine to the dust jacket and some edge wear, 1/4 inch bend on the back. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall