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Peek-a-boo Jim (Chloe Preston)
Edité par Springfield, Mass; McLoughlin Bros., (), heavy card shape of boy in red Nordic hat and sweater, black checked scarf, on yellow ground, small, bright coloured pictures within the head shape and on the foot of each page, 5"x 11"; np., 1927
Vendeur : Truman Price & Suzanne Price / oldchildrensbooks, Monmouth, OR, Etats-Unis
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/Chloe Preston, illustrator (illustrateur). CONDITION: Good Minus, traces of erased name on inside front board, child's copy of title on title page, light even soil to boards with some wear around top of hat, but yellow spine is flaked or bare all along, bottom staple is pulled away and the other two are getting there. We have glued down the yellow spine flakes to preserve the colour. Pages generally bright and clean with light offset from facing illustration. Novelty shape book. Jim, who, his dancing partner feels, is a bit thick, goes on an enthusiastic exercise regime, becomes slim and famous, marries Ma'moiselle Peeka de Bou, and opens a dancing school. One of the 4 Peek-a-Boo boys, originally published by Humphrey Milford in 1922. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. /Chloe Preston, illustrator.
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Nursery Rhymes for Children.
Edité par Samuel Lowe Company (), L-510; yellow textured paper "Linen Finish", cover with little girl pushing her doll carriage, 7.25x11", 10 interior pp., Kenosha, Wis, 1942
Vendeur : Truman Price & Suzanne Price / oldchildrensbooks, Monmouth, OR, Etats-Unis
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/Chloe Preston, illustrator. (illustrateur). CONDITION: Very Good; no names or other marks, front cover faded with even light soil, a little margin soil on back, half inch closed tear, spine OK, interior pages unwrinkled, clean, and bright. Toploader large softcover Very cute illustrations of little people going about their day with colourful and elaborate borders and pastel pages. These 12 illustrations are taken from the 18 Quaint Little Folk Series of greeting cards which Chloe Preston created for Raphael Tuck in 1926 and 1927. Imitation nursery rhymes have been made up for each picture, probably by the publishing house; on most pages a short traditional rhyme appears as well. Unfortunately, Preston never published her own Mother Goose, although she contributed to the 1931 Nelson. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. /Chloe Preston, illustrator.
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Where Did That One Go To? Chloe Preston Series 1022 [ COLOUR ILLUSTRATED COMIC UNUSED POSTCARD GIRL IN YELLOW HAT & JUMPER PLAYING GOLF ON GREEN,SWING IRON ABOVE HEAD, 3 OTHERS WATCHING ]
Edité par Valentine, 1915
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1st edition. Softback. Small 12m Colour illustration, white band around edges with red frame & black lettering long bottom on front, black lettering on rear " POST CARD ". Very slight crimps top & bottom corners, very slight rub top corner else very clean with clear image. VG+.
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die-cut shape book. Etat : Good Plus/VG-. 9" tall, 3 1/2" wide, thick pictorial paper-cover card boards. Very scarce and sought-after children's die-cut shape book from 1927, with front and back cover illustration by the excellent illustrator Chloe Preston (name is not present but known to be her work). Text by May Byron. This copy in close to Very Good condition (G+/VG-) with a nice outward appearance (see both photos enlarged) but with paper loss along the thin spine (middle still holding), general edgewear (a few corners rounded) and moderate soiling. Inside front cover has an elegant gift inscription ['To Bobby June, from Daddy' with date], otherwise a pristine interior. Actually a nice copy, though a bit fragile; again, see photos.
