The Stuck Up Prince by Corcos, Loris - 1939

London: Frederick Warne [circa 00]. (Hardcover) Not paginated. Very good, no dust jackets. Embossed brick colored cloth with gilt lettering. All edges gilt, bevelled edges, decorated endpapers, black and white and color illustrations. The text block has been reglued to the spine with a slight offset, and cracks on inner hinges are still evident. Illustrations by L. Leslie Brooke. (Juvenile).

Paris: Casterman, 2001 Illustrated boards with red cloth spine. Famous fairy tale illustrated with full color plates by Jean-Marc Rochette. This special copy has been inscribed by Rochette with a full page color drawing of the character from the book. . Signed by Illustrator. First Edition. Illustrated Boards. Fine/No Jacket As Issued. Illus. by Jean-Marc Rochette. Oblong 4to.

Philadelphia: John C. Winston Company. Very Good in Good+ dust jacket. 1952. First Edition. Hardcover. 207 p. 22 cm. Sound and square binding in grey, cloth-covered boards with navy, stamped spine titles. Corners bumped, with light wear. Spine ends a bit crinkled. Small pull mark on the half title page. Tiny spot in margin of two pages, otherwise the inside pages are clean and unmarked. Dustjacket has heavy wear to the spine ends, with paper loss at each end. Corners and edges also worn, including tears, creases and tiny chips. The spine is rubbed and very slightly faded at the top. Reverse side has some browning. Price clipped. A title in the Winston Science Fiction series for juvenile readers. Jacket and endpapers designed by Alex Schomburg. .

Illustrated hard cover in dust jacket. First Edition, so stated. The dust jacket is price clipped, but protected by a mylar cover. 0880 at the bottom of front flap. The book is clean and tight, with the top edge sunned. End papers are maroon. No writing, marks or creases. The mylar cover has some scuffing and indentations.

Price on flap is $2.95. Please see photos of the dust jacket. I rated it as Very Good-. The book is Near Fine. No writing. Top corners bumped. Some light stains on page 7 - photo 11. Copyright date 1959, no other date given. Printed in the U.S.A. Backgrounds of the pictures are in color. The inside of the cover (front and back) and opposite page are illustrated as shown photo 4. The story is about how little Pedro, who is small for his size, deals with bullying and becomes a hero. Recommended for ages 6 - 9. This is a hard to find book with dust jacket. The bottom flaps look clipped.

London: Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, 1912. Compiled and arranged for the National Association of Teachers of the Deaf by the Publications Committee No year of publication listed, but book is circa 1912 which is referenced in the book. Black and white illustrations and decorations throughout and some gorgeous vibrant full page, full color illustrations on glossy stock. Dark green cloth with black titles. 124 pages. Bumped and worn corners and head and heel of spine. Endpapers are tanned; booksellers penciled notation on rear endpage. The title page and pages 13 and 19 have some very light fingermarks. We note a weakness in the binding - loose stitching between pages 44 and 45. From page 123 "Writing A Letter:" "I am learning many things here. I learn to speak, and to read, and to write... We play football in winter. In summer we play cricket...: A lovely and rare volume. Please see our photographs. Thanks for shopping with us. 100% of your purchase benefits charity… Read More

U.K.: Chatto & Windus, 1973 Stated First Printing With Reinforced Binding But Not An Ex-Library Book, Spine And Title Page State Atheneum (New York), Copyright Page States Chatto & Windus, Published Simultaneously In Canada By Mcclelland & Stewart, Copyright 1972. A Very Nice And Scarce Copy, Near Fine Bright And Clean Green Boards With Slight Bump To Lower Front Corner, Gift Inscription For Christmas 1973 On Endpaper. In Good Plus Dust Jacket, Clipped And With Closed Three Inch Tear To Lower Front Panel Plus Numerous Chips With Some Loss To Corners And Spine Chips. Oblong 10 X 9.5 Inches.

Paris: Ernest Benn Diffusion Garnier, 1981 Almost Near Fine Copy Of The French Language Version Of A Particularly Scarce Title From Susanna Gretz' Well Loved Teddy Bear Series. Pictorial Glossy Boards With Felt Pen /Remainder? Mark Across Upper Edge. Some surface ruibbing/impressions to boards. No Writing Or Marks. Very Clean And Bright.

Chatto and Windus. LONDON, 1976 HARDBACK NODustjacket,,1976, First British English THUS STATED, Illustrated COLOR GLOSSY Papered Boards. Book Condition: Very Good Minus. NO Jacket. Hans Schabracq (illustrator). First Thus. 4to [28] POG, UNPAGINATED, full-page colour illus with text opposite, illus papered boards. Light thumbing. Name crossed out on front pastedown. VG minus. 10 3/4 X 8 1/2 IN. , No matter How Often Mrs. Crow might Lay an Egg in her nest ina Cottonwood Tree at Pearblossom, the egg always disappeared. Did the Rattlesnake who lived at Bottom of Tree have His Breakfast ?. 1st Edition. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by HANS SCHABRACQ .

Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1946. HBDJ, 1946 on Title pg, 1ST EDITION, 1st printing, VG/VG, DJ has tiny white piece tape with B on it at spine with FADE, 8vo, Beige with Red cloth decorated boards, decorated end papers, cover shows slight wear and stain but overall is attractive and bright, minor bu mping, clean and bright inside, book hinges are intact. UNPAGINATED 29 PGS. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.