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First edition. A good+ book (two volumes) in half-leather over green boards. Leather severely worn at top and bottom of spine on each volume (and at corners on volume II). Contents near fine

1920 reprint. A very good book without dust jacket. Plum coloured cloth, with black lettering, each page with decoration. 7 colour tipped in plates as called for

A 1970's reprint (fep inscribed 1975). Very good book without dustjacket.

A 1960's reprint. A near fine book in a very good price-clipped dustjacket. 52pp

Second edition (the first was produced in 1881). A fair to good book (generally covers a little dirty, wear to corners, spine a little loose). But an uncommon addition for collectors of Greenaway. There are 24 children's poems" each illustrated. (1 rhyme+ illustration per right hand page)

Not dated. A very good book in fair/good dustjacket. The book is a reprint from (possibly) th 1940's - the unclipped dustjacket is priced at 12/6d. Owners bookplate on fep, otherwise the book is unmarked

First edition. A very good book (browning of free end papers , and a sticker on the fep) in a very good dust jacket (two closed tears and a chip to top edge).

First edition. A near fine  book in near fine dust jacket. Boldly signed by both authors to fep. Very slight rolling to extreme top edge of dust jacket.

Early edition. Not dated but inscription dated  August1915. Book was a presentation copy from the Wirral Girl Guides to newly born Heather Grace Baden-Powell, daughter of the founder of scouting. The book has been well-used, all plates are intact, but the Simple Simon illustration has been removed and stuck to the fep. Pages 71-74 loose, but laid in. Gilt intact, but wear to covers and spine.

First edition. A near fine book in a near fine dust jacket, both have very light shelfwear at base of spine. Warmly inscribed by author on dedication page. The UK first edition was produced 1 year after the US (true) first, but in much smaller quantities.

Edition and date not stated. Gift inscription in childish hand dated 1928. A very good book in decorated green cloth (with gilt and paste-down illustration)

First edition thus, published on behalf of the Daily Telegraph National Bands Fund (true first was 1909 limited edition). Plates excellent, preliminary pages foxed, cover disgusting (dirt and water damage). Four page speech by Kipling, "National Bands" laid in.

Early edition. Gift inscription dated 1903 on inside front cover. Generally a very good book, but downgraded to  fair since the spine is detached on one side. Covers slightly grubby, contents very good

Undated. A good+ book in decorated boards (with circular picture). Twelve pastel illustrations  on heavy paper. Pencilled name on fep; inner hinge split between title page and contents page,  but webbing still intact. Very slight rubbing on top and bottom of spine

First edition. A book in almost good condition. Spine intact but lifting at top and bottom edges, front cover bumped along centre, contents clean and bright, but hinge exposed on two pages. beautiful illustrations, (in brown orange and blue). Neat gift inscription dated 1927. A missionary text, "to the Mother" at the rear of the book explains the purpose is to encourage children in the "west" to remember children in the "East" in their  "baby prayers". 

First edition. A near fine book in very good dust jacket (jacket has slight wear to top and bottom of spine).

Edition not stated, but no indication of later printing. An almost very good book in stapled wraps. Simultaneous issue with E P Dutton, New York. Book is clean and bright, but with small scratch on front cover, fold on rear cover and rusty staples. Wear to spine but book is fully intact and holding well. Gift insciption (1927) to inside front cover

Second edition. A very good complete book with no dust jacket

Second Impression. A very good book without dust jacket. Light scattered foxing, spine slightly dirty with 1/4 inch split at top. Tipped in plates immaculate

First edition. Signed by Terry M West on cover. A convention book from the San Diego Horror Convention 1998. Features the story Car Nex by Terry M West, tog ether with various illstrations by "Stew".