The is an antique 1920s Petit Larousse Illustrated Dictionary, originally published in Paris by Librairie Larousse. This highly illustrated French-language dictionary, authored by Claude Augé, contains 1664 pages and is a valuable reference for those interested in European history and language. With a cloth binding and special features like illustrations, this original print from 1923 offers a unique glimpse into the culture and vocabulary of France during the early 1900s.
Hello there! I thought I would share a little bit about who you are buying this item from. My obedience to God is your gain! Table runner not included. This is a sweet booklet from the 1920s given to Brides and Grooms in Salt Lake City, UT.
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The Open Door (1927): Classic Newson Reader. Structurally sound, though features red color bleeding on the page edges from the cover dye. Le Petit Chardenal (1931): French textbook. Pages are remarkably bright white for their age.
The Antique Wise Mr Turtle book by Elizabeth Rosenkrans published in the early 1900s by Whitman Publishing is a charming hardcover book with original English language text. This North American children’s book features a touching animal story about a wise old turtle, making it a rare and collectible piece for book enthusiasts and those interested in antique literature. Elizabeth Rosenkrans’ whimsical storytelling and inviting illustrations transport readers to a world of imagination and heartwarming lessons. Book has wear. See photos for better description
This listing features two antique children’s books from the 1920s according to Google, “The Pilgrim’s Progress” and “Tanglewood Tales.” The hardcover books were published by J.H. Sears & Co. in New York and are considered first editions. The stories are in English, making them a valuable addition to any collector’s library of children’s literature. The books offer a glimpse into the characters and themes of classic children’s stories, perfect for readers of all ages. These books of over 100 years old are showing signs of their age. Please see photos.
This product is a personalized 1920s antique book titled Cupid’s Book For The New Bride & Groom (Stockton California Edition) by E. F. Kiessling & Son. It was printed in Oakland, California in 1925 and contains household hints, recipes, and ads specifically for the new bride and groom. The hardcover book is a unique and collectible piece of Stockton, California memorabilia for those interested in vintage home decor and advice from the past. Book has some damage and visible signs of wear, see photos for condition details.
This is the best type of antique cookbook.
The Robber Kitten by John Rea Neill. Altemus’ Wee Books for Wee Folks. Well wrapped and protected in a custom-made box. The photos you see are the actual item you will be purchasing.
Here are 2 vintage 1920’s children’s reader books published by The P. F. Volland Company. From the Volland “Sunny Book” Series. Color illustrated. Printed in U.S.A. I have placed a ruler in some pictures for size reference. Hardcovers, no dust jackets. Each book has 44 unnumbered pages (includes the end pages). I have paged through each book and each is complete. Good / fair condition overall. Charming books. The covers have light soiling and aging, light scuffs, more wear and tear along the spines, edges and tips. No musty or smoke odor – just an old book odor.