The Muffin Shop by Garnett, Louise Ayres - 1910

Rand, McNally & Co., 1908. Hardcover. Good. . General age/shelf wear. Pages/boards clean.

Chicago : Rand McNally , 1910. Rep.. Softcover. Good/None. Hope Dunlap. Color, B&W illustrations by Hope Dunlap. Illustrated cardboard covers with edges worn. Red cloth spine frayed, hinges cracked, but internally nice. Record # 303001

Rand McNally & Company, 1910. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Illustrated by Hope Dunlap. Soiling and rubbing to covers. All edges rubbed. Hinges cracked. No markings in book.

Chicago:: Rand McNally & Co.,, [1927].. publisher's cloth with applied color illustration on front panel.. Old ink ownership signature; old numerals stamped on front free endpaper. A very good copy, tight and sound, with light rubbing and wear to the cloth.. Folio,. With Pictures in color by Hope Dunlap..

Chicago:: Rand McNally & Co.,, [1927].. publisher's cloth with applied color illustration on front panel.. A very good copy, tight and sound, with light rubbing and wear to the cloth.. Folio,. With Pictures in color by Hope Dunlap..

Chicago: Rand McNally. 1908. First Edition. good only; front bright, corners worn, damp stain & soil .

Some corner wear on cover, creases on front cover picture. Interior pages clean and unmarked except for following gift inscriptions: "Edgar Kline Wishes John Malarkey Many Happy Returns of the Day March 11, 1910." Underneath this inscription in a different handwriting it states: "John Marlarkey was the son of James C and Fannie E Malarkey, brother of Mary Malarkey Wall Baker. He died on March 1911. To Peter from his Grandmother Mary Baker."

Rand McNally, 1910. Hardcover. Good. Possible FIRST Edition. No other dates listed. A GOOD vintage volume (No Jacket). Red cloth spine is 'mottled' with fraying at crown and tail. Front and rear illustrated boards are gently worn along all extremities, with very mild rubbing/abrasions - general overall wear. A very neat and short 1910 holiday inscription on blank front end-paper.The gutter has been 'over-extended' at title page and at page 15. Still a very tight text block. Fabulous color and b/w artwork throughout - Interior pages are all clean and unmarked. At rear are four (4) pages of "The Muffin Song" music and words.Weak rear hinge. 80 pages. Priced to reflect these blemishes. Protected in a mylar slip.

Chicago: Rand McNally & Co., 1908. Pictorial paper-covered boards, red cloth spine, 79 numbered pages. All pictures mentioned in "A Word About the Pictures" list accounted for. Faded on ends of spine, boards worn on corners, rubbed along lower edge of boards. Cracked at title page, pages 17, 32, 48 and at last page, binding loose but pages intact. Page 65 torn in L-shape (3.5 inch long x 2 inch across) at lower edge, stained (2.5 inch) along edge either side of lower corner on pages 65 through 74, tear (1/8 inch) and piece folded back at fore edge on page 69. Bookstore sticker on rear paste-down and outline from sticker on opposite page. Pages thumbed but pictures bright and delightful. Overall, good. Brown DJ missing whole rear portion and spine: paper brittle and ragged around edges, front portion illustrated with charming drawing in brown of girl holding cookie away from goose. Overall, poor. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Poor. Illus. by Dunlap, Hope. 4to - over… Read More

Rand Mcnally & co,, 1910. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Fine. 9.5x12 inches. Blue boards. Owner's inscription. At least 20 Illusttration about 8 are full the page. This book has seen very little use. The first printing is a different color.- We can ship from Canada and the USA, based on your address. Specializing in academic, collectible and historically significant, providing the utmost quality and customer service satisfaction. For any questions feel free to email us.