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Georgetown: methuen, 1954. Good. The classic childrens story. Red boards with illustration of pooh and Christopher Robin in opposing corners. Very bumped and rubbed. Stained front and back covers and loose binding. Foxed. Nice illustrations. AB29

Copy in red cloth on boards with gilt decoration on cover and gilt title on spine. Spie is sunned. Spine rubbed at head/foot. Crackin front hinge. Crack in rear hinge whcih has loosened boards from contents. Rear end paper detached and laid in. FFE has small piece missing on bottom corner. Occasionallight foxing to folio edges. Free of inscriptions. Clean text with b/w illustrations.

New York: E.P. Dutton& Co.. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1975. First Edition. Hardcover. Second printing. No price on jacket, as issued. 169 pages. Illustrated with 13 black and white photographs. Some spotting on the lower edge of both panels. The dust jacket is worn at the fold and along the edges. An attractive copy now in an archival clear cover. A memoir of the real Christopher Robin and Winnie-the-Pooh. "Now in his fifties, Christopher Milne looks back at the child forever enshrined... and at the boy growing up for who that child became a burden. ... A preceptive author himself, Mr. Milne has created a book whose appeal will not by confined to lovers of his father's work." Jacket flap. ; 8vo .

New York: E.P. Dutton and Co, 1953. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Later printing. Illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard. Offsetting on front endpapers from laid in newspaper clippings, spine lightly toned with a bit of fraying at the ends, very good in a price-clipped, very good dust jacket with small chips and tears, and a sunned spine.

Moscow: Childrens Literature / Detskaya Literatura, 1965. First Russian Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 205 Pp. Beige Cloth Printed In Green And Black, With Pooh On The Front Cover. Color Endpapers, Insects And Flowers. Excellent And Original Full Page Color Plates Of Pooh Etc., And Text Throughout With Somewhat Derivative B/W Illustrations. Initial Printing Of 100,000 But Still Somewhat Scarce Even In Russia. Very Good, Light Wear, Fraying Only At Two Lower Tips, Faint Dampstain In Lower 1" To 2" Of Covers, No Names Or Marks, Not Ex-Library..

London: Methuen & Co. Ltd, 1952. Hardcover. Very Good. First English edition thus, "A New Full-Coloured Edition, With Four Pop-Ups." Adapted by A. Schenk from the Original Illustrations by E. H. Shepard. Small quarto. Metal comb binding. Boards lightly soiled, bumps and a few chips along the edges, modest soiling to a few pages, a few small tears in the pop-ups, thus very good.

HBDJ, Good condition, with slightly worn dust jacket AT EDGES. Not a former library book. DEC 1939, 1st Edition, 9TH PRINTING, Published SAME YR AS 1ST 1ST, VG-/VG-, AS-IS, DJ light Rub, wear & Tiny Chips Tears Edges, Light Blue Tweed cloth with Beige at Spine, Cvr light rub, wear, Interior nice tight clean light FOX, Wear, 315 pgs, Spine DJ small end chips Tears Yet Titles Intact, DJ now, protected in new archival CLEAR mylar sleeve. 315 pgs,

HARDBACK NODJ, SEPT 1928, 1ST EDITION , 34th printing ,Same Month As First. released in the same year as the London edition, , GOOD-, AS-IS, 7 3/4 X 5 3/4 IN. Approx , SMALL RED PINKISH FADE WORN ILLUSTRATED FADE TO GOLD ON FRONT CVR with Christopher Robin and Tigger in gilt, CLOTH CVR WITH FEW SPOTS ON BACK & SPINE EDGEWEAR tears CVR, Book has numerous condition issues; priced accordingly. Most notably, lower portion of spine reglued at some point, and a portion of cloth ~1" near tail is missing. Cover has spotting. A few MENDED DARKENED tape repairs to internal leaves PGS , and many of the illustrations have been colored (watercolor?) by hand. The results are generally not terrible, for what it's worth. 178 pgs ,including the Hundred Acre Wood's newest resident, Tigger. In this collection, we learn that the "house" of the title is Eeyore's, which is (re)built by Piglet and Pooh; that Tigger does not like honey; and that while young Christopher Robin must go off to boarding school, the enchanted place of Pooh and his friends will always be waiting for him. The last of the four books in the Pooh series. Milne had bought his son a stuffed tiger, "Tigger"

London: Methuen. Illustrations by E. H, Sheprd. These books are all 1934 reprints, come from a single source, are contemporary with one-another, and are new to the market. They each have the same name written neatly on the front free endpapers. Minor wear and ageing; the original dust jackets have the price on the spines; some rubbing at the spine ends, protected by clear, removable covers. Weysprings Books is a Member of: the IOBA and PBFA, and subscribes to the Associations' Codes of Ethics. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1934.

New York: E.P. Dutton, 1926. First American edition. Hardcover. Orig. green cloth front cover decorated and illustrated in gilt. Near fine. Shepard, Ernest H. 158 pages. 19.5 x 13 cm. Clean, bright and fresh copy. Illustrated endpapers. Only fault, two thin creases at front cover.