Search Results: Authors starting with L from Jans Collectibles: Vintage Books

McGraw Hill, 2006 Book is in unused condition, inside pages clean and unmarked. The paper front is starting to curl in a little and there are some bent corners, no writing, and comes with a sealed cd.

Greenberg, 1935 Orange cloth boards very good, dust jacket has chips and a one inch tear top edge . Black and white photos ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 117 pages

New York: Riverhead Books, 1999 Book and dust jacket in very good + condition.<p>

Maroon end papers with signed attached bookplate. <p>

Not price clipped.

New York: Vantage Press, 1974 Book and dust jacket in very good condition. Lengthy inscription on the inside front board from author.<p>

The inside pages are clean and unmarked. The dust jacket has not
been price clipped a couple of small nicks and tears in the dust jacket but it still looks very good. A faint lean forward. The illustrations are so cute.

Talewinds A Charlesbridge Imprint, 2001 Dust jacket and book in near fine condition. Inscribed by Glenna Lang
with photos of Glenna Lang and Black Lab. Fascinated by a guide dog's
role in the life of a blind person, the author interviewed and observed many guide dogs and owners. This book is based on a a real guide dog
named Perry and his owner, Sarah Gregory Smith.

Caldwell, Idaho: The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1948 Bright Blue cloth boards very good, dust jacket complete but has large taped tears in the back flap and large taped tear to the spine of the dust jacket. Very presentable with nice covers. 14 full page illustrations. 9 in
color.

New York: The Junior Literary Guild/Thomas Crowell, 1940 Tight binding, yellow cloth boars, back scuffed.

Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., 1937 The dust jacket has preserved the book well, the blue boards look excellent, inside pages are clean, black and white illustrations. The dust jacket has been clipped on the front not the back, price on bottom of the inside flap on the back board. 5 one inch edge tears, small piece 1/2 inch missing at the top of the front of the dust jacket Content: Alice in Orchestralia is but another Alice in Wonderland, for the author takes us in delightful fashion into the heart of that most wonderous land of all the land of music. Alice is to be envied, for there is hardly anything about a modern symphony orchestra its make up, its functions, its manne of speaking that universal language of human emotions that she does not learn through the pages of the book. And it is all done in such a beguiling way that one might swear it had been written by the whimsical and immortal author of the original Alice in Wonderland.

New York: David McKay Company, 1957 Rare to find in the hardcover binding, and this on is in very good condition

New York: Gower Medical Publishing, 1990 Book in good condition. Covers have light edge wear, a small linear stain on the front board at the spine. Inside pages clean and unmarked.

New York London, Paris: Easton Press, 1995 Published by Easton Press, limited edition of 2000 copies, this being number 597, signed by both Krystyna Poray and Wendy Lavitt. Beautiful color photos of dolls. Gold silk end papers, gold silk ribbon, six bands on the spine. Inset of a dolls photo, lots of gold embellishments to the front board. A great book for the doll collector or book collector.

The Easton Press, 1995 This is a special limited edition of 2000 copies, this is number 1587. Leather bound first edition is personally signed by Krystyna Poray Goddu and Wendy Lavitt. Beautiful maroon leather with center past down of a doll. Brown silk end papers and brown silk ribbon. A gorgeous book with color photos. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 227 pages; Signed by All Authors

Barse & Company, 1928 Book in good condition, small book 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches. Cover to spine missing. Full page color illustrations. A hard to find book. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 48 pages

Barse & Co., 1928 Book in very good condition, nice covers, inside has no marks, does have a former bookplate on the first blank page.

Barse & Hopkins, 1927 Bright orange boards in very good condition, bright colors, Ink to and from on first blank page. Dust Jacket has an inch tear top front edge, bend and 1/2 inch tear top back edge,

New York: Grosset And Dunlap, 1945 The boards are very good, bright boards with no blemishes, light edge wear. The staples have come loose from the back board. The pages are clean and unmarked except for the backside of the front end paper which has the former child owners name, and a date of 1945 <p>

Dust jacket is in good condition, a chip at the top edge and an inch tear.

Bergin & Garvey Publishing , Inc., 1999 Book and dust jacket in very good condition, inside pages clean. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall Very Good in Very Good dust jacket

1958-1959, 1958 In French, an album, nothing pasted in the album, also has a huge fold out map at the bottom Collection-Concours Du Chocolat Menier, Grand Circuit Des Capitales. This is just the album no illustrations to paste in, also has a post card of Bruxelles, Grand Place, Hotel de Ville, also a loose leaflet De Splendides Cadeaux Offerts Par Le Timbre Spirou. In very good plus condition.

Racine, Wisconsin: Whitman Publishing Co., 1938 Linen like book, some edge wear to the stapled spine. Inside pages clean and unmarked. Copyright 1936 by Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson.
copyright by Walt Disney 1938. Two inch tear at the bottom edge of the stapled spine.

Philadelphia and New York: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1944 Green cloth boards very good, no wear to the edges, bright colors, no bumped corners, front board has a couple of faint stains, back board very good, has an inch faded spot.

Signed with three drawings on the inside front end paper. A drawing
of a little girl, Gordon the Goat and a self portrait.

Hard to find a signed edition with drawings. Later on you could find the
dust jacket a lot easier than finding a signed book with drawings.

NIce addition to anyones collection.