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Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine (owner inscription on end paper) copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).

This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. Water-damaged. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1150grams, ISBN:

Hardcover. A good copy. End papers are lose and have some damage. The edges of the paper is damp damage. The 16 colorful prints are tipped in and still bright and clean. The cover is gold with black decoration, horsed and title. There is a dedication on the front end paper dated 1959.

Reprint of the classic 1915 edition - done during the golden age of illustration.

All books outside UK sent airmail. All books outside UK over £40 are sent tracked and inside UK sent signed for. PayPal accepted. Spine ends a little worn. Decorated front pastedown, a little spotted and front end paper browned at edges, similar to the back. Original blind decorated blue cloth, gilt titling to spine, internally clean , overall very good.

Number of pages: 8. 54 Size: A4 size.

London, Hodder & Stoughton, [ca. 1916]. [XII],174 pp. 15 mounted col. plts. Cloth, worn; spine loose. - With some collection stamps.

A hardback book with blue boards and in near very good condition. No date in the book but inscription on the first introductory page dated 1937. Book contains numerous coloured plates.

Hodder frisyt edition with tipped in plates has small tear to spine cover otherwise very good condition + owners name

Hardback. 174pp. Publisher's red cloth binding with gilt to front and spine. Top edge gilt. No jacket. Sixteen coloured illustrations tipped-in. Originally published in 1916, this is a later edition, most likely from around 1920 though it is undated. Fifteen fairy stories from around the world and some of Dulac's best known illustrations. Book in fair condition. Cloth binding generally rubbed and quite worn in certain places. The hinges are weak and the cloth has split in places at the hinges with the result that the spine cover is becoming detached. Occasional crack at gutter but all pages are present and securely held. Some mild toning/spotting to endpapers and prelims, also to fore and bottom edges. The text block itself is clean and has only occasional very slight spotting. Gift dedication to front free endpaper. Although the book has clearly had a lot of use, it is still a very serviceable copy and the illustrations are all bright and crisp. Now protected in an archival film wrap.

This item has been rebacked at some point, the spine has been replaced entirely and new end papers added. The green boards with the black horse design is stained has some damp damage, the titles in gilt are still bright. There is some foxing to the prelims and a little spotting throughout and a there are a couple of closed tears to the a page or two. the colour plates are all extant and the text is clear and bright A Fair copy of a scarce book. scans on request.

Reprint of the 1916 Hodder and Stoughton edition. Leatherbound.

26.5 x 20.5 cm. 170pp. Bound into full brown leather, decorated in gilt and black. AEG, 3 raised bands to spine, moire endpapers, silk ribbon. Interior is a facsimile of the 1916 Hodder & Stoughton original.15 illustrations by Dulac.

Full brown leather, raised bands on spine, gilt lettering and embellishments. NF, unread.

Undated c. 1920. Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering to front and spine. Boards are marked and generally grubby. Boards show some fading, especially around the edges. Slight bumping to corners. Slight wear to board edges. Spine is faded with bumping to top and bottom. Mild foxing to the page edges. Bookplate. Textblock is just starting to give. Colourful frontispiece. Textblock has one or two grubby marks but is generally clean. 174 pp. 16 tipped in colour plates, inc. frontis, as called for. When securely packed this item will weigh in the region of 975g. All our books are photographed so you can see what you are buying. ABE may, however, display a stock image whilst processing ours. (YBP Ref: 023002:15(2e)) Size: 8vo - over 73/4" - 93/4" Tall 975 G

Original decorated yellow boards, tipp-in plates in colour, small 4to.; Foxing; spine slightly discoloured; name and date on endpaper

[xiv] prelims., 174pp, [iv] blank, decorated title page, guarded and mounted coloured frontis and 15 other mounted and guarded coloured plates all by Edmund Dulac and as called for, decorated endpapers, large format (about 9.5 x 7 inches), maroon cloth lettered in gilt at spine, gilt vignette decoration upper board, upper edge gilt, fifteen fairy stories from around the world, originally published in 1916 with 15 plates this is a later edition with an additional plate probably from the 1920's, a little shaken, cloth a little rubbed and marked, repaired nick at head of spine and repaired split at lower joint, edges tanned and foxed, foxing and tanning to endpapers and end blanks, final endpapers cracked, light foxing to contents pages and occasional marginal fox mark in text, no dustwrapper, fair,

Undated c1920. 4to: 174pp, plus 16 tipped in plates. Rubbed, orange cloth with black lettering and flying horse illustration. Faded on spine. Without dust wrapper. Minor spotting on edges and throughout.

Hardback Unknown Edition printed by Constable, Edinburgh and Henry Stone, Banbury, tall 8vo, xiv prelims, 174pp text with tissue guarded and titled tipped-in colour frontis and 15 further tipped-in colour plates, decorated title page and end papers, line of pattern on base of text pages. Very good in stamped blue boards, gilt spine titles. End papers browned , very minor rubbing on boards, interior very clean and tight. No D/W. Weight 1.2kgs. Contains fairy stories from around the world.

(R272)

Sealed in publisher's shrink wrap, never opened. Full brown leather with gilt lettering and embellishments. All edges gilt, silk moire endpapers and bookmark.

Good+ undated early printing Hodder hardback (circa 1924?), orange buckram with black lettering and flying horse illustration to front board, no jacket, 16 plates tipped in through the book, all well-preserved. Some page tanning and corner and spine-end pushing, minor marks to boards, light signs of usage and wear with a little fading to spine, tight and unmarked, secure binding. 320 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Fiction; Textile Artworks; ISBN/EAN: B0010P11M0. The photos provided are of our own book, further photos may be arranged upon request. Inventory No: 084119.

No date listed. 16 color plates.Rubbing and wear to corners and spine ends, spine faded. Some smudge marks to margins. Small tears to edges of several pages.

Large Octavo; pp 169; G-; tan/blue decorative spine with black text; no jacket; cloth has moderate wear to exterior; sun darkened spine; front panel decorated with black and blue patterned illustrations; light damp stain to rear board; fraying to spine edges; worn fore corners; slightly splayed boards; text block edges show modest toning; mild foxing to endpapers; deckled fore edge; pictorial endpapers; broken hinges, as is; frontispiece; illustrated with mounted vivid color plates. 1332888. FP New Rockville Stock.

8vo. As new in shrink wrap. Leather bound, spine and front board stamped in 22-karat gold. A.E.G. Ribbon marker. Moire endpapers. Reprint of the 1916 Hodder and Stoughton edition.

Tipped-in plates by Edmund Dulac, 11.5 x 8.5, cloth with gold/black paper cover label, 174 pp, covers very worn and darkened, extremities bumped and badly fraying, hinges loose, front inner hinges cracking (more so in front), pp toned and thumbed, all plates are in beautiful condition, though.

Contains the following stories - "Snegorotchka"; "The Buried Moon"; "White Caroline and Black Caroline"; "The Seven Conquerors of the Queen of the Mississippi"; "The Serpent Prince"; "The Hind of the Wood"; "Ivan and the Chestnut Horse"; "The Queen of the Many-Coloured Bed-Chamber"; "The Blue Bird"; "Bashtchelik (Or, Real Steel)"; "The Friar and the Boy"; "The Green Serpent"; "Urashima Taro"; "The Fire Bird"; and, "The Story of the Bird Feng". No date of pulbication indicated, but likely early 1900's. Yellow cloth-covered boards. Light staining on coverboards. Some cloth missing, some fraying and a 2-inch split in cloth at head of spine. Full colour, tipped-in frontis and 15 other colour, tipped-in illustrations. Small tear at top of second front endpaper. Some math calculations in pen on rear endpaper. Binding is a bit loose but is not in danger. Size: Sm 4to (9" to 11"). 174 pp.

Contains the following stories-"Snegorotchka"; "The Buried Moon"; "White Caroline and Black Caroline"; "The Seven Conquerors of the Queen of the Mississippi"; "The Serpent Prince"; "The Hind of the Wood"; "Ivan and the Chestnut Horse"; "The Queen of the Many-Coloured Bed-Chamber"; "The Blue Bird"; "Bashtchelik (Or, Real Steel)"; "The Friar and the Boy"; "The Green Serpent"; "Urashima Taro"; "The Fire Bird"; and, "The Story of the Bird Feng". No date of pulbication indicated, but likely early 1900's. Yellow cloth-covered boards. Light staining on coverboards. Some cloth missing, some fraying and a 2-inch split in cloth at head of spine. Full colour, tipped-in frontis and 15 other colour, tipped-in illustrations. Small tear at top of second front endpaper. Some math calculations in pen on rear endpaper. Binding is a bit loose but is not in danger. Size: Sm 4to (9" to 11"). 174 pp.

B0010P11M0. Textile Artworks. Good+ undated early printing Hodder hardback (circa 1924? ), orange buckram with black lettering and flying horse illustration to front board, no jacket, 16 plates tipped in through the book, all well-preserved. Some page tanning and corner and spine-end pushing, minor marks to boards, light signs of usage and wear with a little fading to spine, tight and unmarked, secure binding. 320 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Fiction; Textile Artworks; ISBN/EAN: B0010P11M0. The photos provided are of our own book, further photos may be arranged upon request. Inventory No: 084119.

No Date. Circa 1920's? Marine blue (or faded green) decorated cloth, gilt titles and black unicorn motif at upper cover and gilt titles at backstrip. pp 174 (prelims unpaginated), 15 colour tipped-in plates, only the frontispiece is tissue-guarded. Very sunned at the backstrip, spine tips worn and a bit ragged, corners likewise but a reasonably tight and square-looking copy. No foxing or spotting to speak of and no onwer names etc. Plates all present.

(R272)

174 pp. Complete with color frontispiece and 15 tipped-in color plates by Edmund Dulac. Folio, publisher's gilt-decorated cloth. Bookplate on pastedown; slight use to extremities of cloth; tight and sound.

4to(28.2x21.6) HB 170pp with 19 tipped-in col illus by Dulac . Yellow cloth boards with dark green/black design & lettering to front & spine, some age discolouring & a little bumping & edge wear else good. No dust jacket. Decorative endpapers s, a neat inscr to page following ffep & to top of contens page dated 1916 . Slightly loose binding & Internally some minor spotting & a little age discolouring else good++. (925g)

Lightly rubbed, board corners warped, owner inscription dated 1918 to verso of ffep, shaken, gutters cracked, rear gutter badly cracked and last page and frep detached but extant and chipped to edges, some foxing throughout, the odd fingerprint or smudge, and a couple of tears to page edges, but text clean, illustrations good.

Hodder & Stoughton Book. Good+. Hardcover. Undated. Corners slightly bumped. Some rubbing/slight chipping to head and foot of spine. 170 pages. All colour plates present and in good condition. Slight creasing to a couple of page corners. Light spotting to some pages. Previous owners bookplate to inside of front cover. Some slight pencil scribbles to front cover. Spine a little tanned. Blue and cream cloth boards with black titles. 0.

Tipped-in plates by Edmund Dulac, 11.5 x 8.5, cloth with gold/black paper cover label, 174 pp, covers very worn and darkened, extremities bumped and badly fraying, hinges loose, front inner hinges cracking (more so in front), pp toned and thumbed, all plates are in beautiful condition, though.

B0010P11M0. Textile Artworks. Good+ undated early printing Hodder hardback (circa 1924? ), orange buckram with black lettering and flying horse illustration to front board, no jacket, 16 plates tipped in through the book, all well-preserved. Some page tanning and corner and spine-end pushing, minor marks to boards, light signs of usage and wear with a little fading to spine, tight and unmarked, secure binding. 320 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Fiction; Textile Artworks; ISBN/EAN: B0010P11M0. The photos provided are of our own book, further photos may be arranged upon request. Inventory No: 084119.

Contains the following stories-"Snegorotchka"; "The Buried Moon"; "White Caroline and Black Caroline"; "The Seven Conquerors of the Queen of the Mississippi"; "The Serpent Prince"; "The Hind of the Wood"; "Ivan and the Chestnut Horse"; "The Queen of the Many-Coloured Bed-Chamber"; "The Blue Bird"; "Bashtchelik (Or, Real Steel)"; "The Friar and the Boy"; "The Green Serpent"; "Urashima Taro"; "The Fire Bird"; and, "The Story of the Bird Feng". No date of pulbication indicated, but likely early 1900's. Yellow cloth-covered boards. Light staining on coverboards. Some cloth missing, some fraying and a 2-inch split in cloth at head of spine. Full colour, tipped-in frontis and 15 other colour, tipped-in illustrations. Small tear at top of second front endpaper. Some math calculations in pen on rear endpaper. Binding is a bit loose but is not in danger. Size: Sm 4to (9" to 11"). 174 pp.

Lightly rubbed, board corners warped, owner inscription dated 1918 to verso of ffep, shaken, gutters cracked, rear gutter badly cracked and last page and frep detached but extant and chipped to edges, some foxing throughout, the odd fingerprint or smudge, and a couple of tears to page edges, but text clean, illustrations good.

[nd], 1916. Illustrated by Dulac with frontispiece and 14 additional illustration plates, tipped in; all plates present. Cream cloth with black titling, decoration in black and baby blue. Cloth rubbed to edges with fraying to spine ends, light age-soil, spine a little dulled. Spine square. Binding cracked to mull at pages 88 and 105, but intact, and else sound. Small chip from top fore-edge corner of FFEP. Pages foxed; illustration plates bright. Text else free of markings.

ND. Jacket rubbed with some moderate to heavy chipping, loss and marking. Some minor scuffing to closed edges, top edge dusty and lightly foxed. Some gutters cracked. Pages clean and tidy, plates bright.

[nd], 1916. Illustrated by Dulac with frontispiece and 14 additional illustration plates, tipped in; all plates present. Cream cloth with black titling, decoration in black and baby blue. Cloth rubbed to edges with fraying to spine ends, light age-soil, spine a little dulled. Spine square. Binding cracked to mull at pages 88 and 105, but intact, and else sound. Small chip from top fore-edge corner of FFEP. Pages foxed; illustration plates bright. Text else free of markings.

ND. Jacket rubbed with some moderate to heavy chipping, loss and marking. Some minor scuffing to closed edges, top edge dusty and lightly foxed. Some gutters cracked. Pages clean and tidy, plates bright.

Hughey 47.

Hughey 47.