The darling illustrations by John Gee are the main reason to own this book!
I don’t know the Year. Gary Cooper is the Cover Person. It is in Great Overall Condition. No Ripped, Torn Pages or Folded Pages. I do my best to take good pictures.
1920’s Denver, Colorado – 2 pin notebook. Mutual Thrift League, 711-712 Cooper Bldg, Champa, 3772.
Frank and Saxon – G. Manville Fenn. Jungle and Stream – George Manville Fenn. In the Mahdi’s Grasp – G. Manville Fenn. 📚🕰️ Outstanding lot of 11 antique hardcover adventure and juvenile fiction books dating from the late 1800s through the early 1920s (Little Peppers 1950s).
cover wear / spots / stains / small tears / some have old moisture damage / decent pages / see photos
The product is a collection of antique miniature leather books from the 1920s, featuring various authors and written in English. These tiny books, bound in leather, are a unique and collectible item perfect for book lovers or collectors. With a North American focus and originating from the 1920s, these original miniature books offer a glimpse into the literary trends of that era, making them a special addition to any collection.
From the author of “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” The product is a 1948 first edition hardcover book titled “Tomorrow Will Be Better” by Betty Smith, set in the 1920s in Brooklyn. Published by Harper & Row, this collectible item is a valuable addition to any book collection. With its special attributes of being a first edition, this book offers a unique glimpse into the past and is sure to be a cherished piece for any book enthusiast or collector.
The “Lost Princess of Oz 1920’s rare Edition” is a rare and collectible children’s book written by L. Frank Baum, the author of “The Wizard of Oz”. Published by Reilly & Lee in 1920’s, this edition hardcover book features color plates and is an original printing.
1920’s Art Nouveau embossed book “A book of Salads” The Edgewater Beach Hotel Salad book By Arnold Shircliffe
VG copy with no writing or tears in book or on cover.