dudley carrie (30 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Carrie Dudley (illustrateur). 1st Edition. 8vo. Hardcover. Green cloth. 1st edition. 80pp. Color illustrations. Small piece missing at bottom corner of last page, not affecting text. Covers edge-worn. Else good.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Dudley, Carrie (illustrateur). 1st Edition. Illustrated cover shows 2 girls on a bench. This is very slightly worn at tips with a gift inscription on the half title page. The book has always been in the box so covers are clean and bright but there is very light fingerprinting through page 16. The box is rubbed at edges, taped at one side and corners and is missing 1/2 of a flap. The bottom is rubbed and shows soil.

Hardcover. Etat : Good+. Etat de la jaquette : No Dust Jacket. 79 pages; light wear on the front spine joint. Light yellowing on pages. Minor rubbing on the covers. Good condition otherwise. No other noteworthy defects. No markings. ; - Your satisfaction is our priority. We offer free returns and respond promptly to all inquiries. Your item will be carefully cushioned in bubble wrap and securely boxed. All orders ship on the same or next business day. Buy with confidence. 1st Edition (Unstated); No Printing Stated.

Hardcover. First Edition. 6 x 8.25in. 80pp. Publisher's pebbled cloth boards with gilt titling and decoration. NEAR FINE protected in a removable archival cover. Shows very slight shelf rubbing of the extremities, former owner gift inscription at the front endpaper, otherwise remains Fine/As New. A lovely copy. As pictured.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Carrie Dudley (illustrateur). 1st Edition. HARDBACK NODustjacket, 1929, 1st Edition, GOOD Condition, Green decorated cloth with Gold Gilt has small edge Ding & lite wear, NOJACKET, small stain btm edge margin some pgs, Binding firm and square. Light general wear, 80 pgs, 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. Green cloth exterior with title, design and frame rule in gold GILT on front , darkened spine. Spine ends and corners lightly rubbed.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Carrie Dudley (illustrateur). There are 8 thick cardboard scenes with holes cut out in various places, any one of these scenes can be placed over any of the 6 paper pages so that the reader can change the text and illustrations to create a number of stories. The illustrations have a Volland style look . The book has edge wear and the title page at the back is almost tore off but still attached barely at the top. A large left hand corner bend on the title page. A chip at the bottom bottom hand corner next to the spine.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Carrie Dudley (illustrateur). There are 8 thick cardboard scenes with holes cut out in various places. Any one of these scenes can be placed over any one of the 6 paper pages so the reader can change the text and illustrations to create a number of stories. Illustrated in bright Volland style this is a scarce and interesting book, however it does have some damage to some of the pictures. Edge wear and some surface paper removal on the dress of one of the children on the front board.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. HB with decorated cover of 80 pp. The Volland Inglenook series. Decorated endpapers with ten plates in color throughout. Nice condition. Binding firm and square. Light general wear,clean throughout. Nice addition to any collection.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Red cloth spine, some scuffing to the boards, some edgewear, Complete 8 cutouts in very good condition. Eight heavy cardboard scenes with six paper pages at the back so the reader can change the story. Paper title page loose in the book, bottom inch chip and large tear halfway through the back paper title page only. A very unique book. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Book cover and contents in very good condition, Bright colors, very light edge wear. The book has eight stages ( heavy cardboard) with square cut outs that overlay sheets to the right.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. Pictorial boards with red cloth spine. Covers show minimal edgewear. 8 cardboard cut-out pages are followed by 6 pages bound from opposite direction so the story can be changed. Cardboard cut-out pages are lightly soiled but well preserved, except the audience page has one member missing his head. Title page (curtain) has creased corner and closed tears at top and tail edges. Flyleaf missing. No writing in the book - a few crayon marks on title page and the backs of cardboard pages, not affecting the pictures. On the whole a nice copy, illustrations are vivid and "peek-a-boo show" is functional. A unique design. Full refund if not satisfied.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. Oblong large quarto half red cloth and color pictorial paper-covered boards. With six heavy card pages with cutout windows, followed by six leaves which can be inserted or interwoven between the cards to create a variety of scenes, all in full color. Each card leaf with four lines in verse which describe the scene. A fine copy preserved in the ORIGINAL PUBLISHER'S LIDDED BOX. The box lid repeats the cover scene. Box with some wear and two side flaps detached but present. An elaborate toy book, very scarce in the box.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. Carrie Dudley cover (illustrateur). presumed 1st. 10,100 shelf. A Gordon Volland publication. Square trade paperback, stunning art deco blue covers tied with sea foam cord. Tiny bit of wear upper left corner. No names, clean text. Menus printed double-column. In very worn original cardboard box, top design matches the design on the book. Laid in: some pieces of the box edges, so box could be somewhat restored. 58 p. Book.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Moderate wear to the boards. Sound binding. clean interior pages. Secure packaging for safe delivery. 0.99.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : Fair. Book has a gift inscription to front endpage, a slightly shaken spine, light rubbing to covers with small groupings of tiny scuffs and a tiny gouge to spine hinge of back cover, light scuffs and bumps to edges and corners, a split in binding between pages 54 and 55, aging to edges of pages. otherwise in good condition, binding is intact with no missing pages, clean and unmarked text and pictures; definite signs of aging with light structural damage but an overall decent vintage reading/reference copy. Dust jacket has toning to front and back, heavy scuffing/tears and chipping to edges and corners. in fair condition, now sealed in archival cover.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1928 edition. A Very Good copy. Oblong 4to., chiefly illustrated with windowed panels. Cloth backed paper over boards. Some light soiling and light age-toning. The title page has a tear at its connection with the spine. Still, Very Good.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good Plus. Carrie Dudley (illustrateur). FIRST EDITION (NAP). Light green boards (8.25" x 6.0"), with darker green lettering to front board and spine. Extraordinarily beautiful illustrations by Carrie Dudley to endpapers and throughout -- 10 lovely plates. Very light wear to extremities and one internal page missing the very top of its corner. Dustjacket is bright and complete with a wee bit of edgewear and negligible chipping to top and bottom of flap folds. "This is the story of a friendship between a dear little girl, Letty Ann Oliver, of the mountains, and a queer old fellow that the children call Simple Simon. He came to the settlement, bringing his patchwork quilt bundle, and he also brought tricks and stories, a lively violin, and many tunes, and a contended philosophy of life that lends color and beauty to every story in the book.

Soft cover. Etat : Almost As New. Carrie Dudley (illustrateur). In original box with same design as front of book (lady with mantilla and fan, guitar strumming suitor). perhaps a shade lighter than book. Box has a small chip on one side and otherwise just a bit of rubbing to eolds. Book is pristine. A real collector's item.

hardcover, Etat : Fair, Buzza Co., Craftacres, Minneapolis, c.1928, 9-1/2 x12 oblong. 8 cardboard leaves with holes cut out, & a booklet of 7 pages of pictures. the pictures go underneath the cardboard & various scenes result. booklet is detached, soiled covers, fair $.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Good condition. Spine tips and corners are bumped. Cover edges are rubbed with two small but hard bumps at each bottom edge. Small scribble on front cover. Five tiny scars on back cover. A three inch and a four inch tear on title page. 14 interleaf pages.

HARD BACK BROWN. Etat : FAIR. General shelf wear, rubbed extremities, tanned, cracked hinges, color illustrations, no markings, clean, tight binding, pictorial boards with red cloth spine, 8 cardboard cut-out pages are followed by 6 pages bound from opposite direction so the story can be changed, cardboard cut-out pages are lightly soiled but well preserved except the audience page has one member missing his head, title page (curtain) has creased corner and closed tears at top and tail edges, flyleaf missing OVERSIZED NEEDS ADDITONAL POSTAGE DATE PUBLISHED: 1928 EDITION:

Pictorial Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Edition Stated. Edges of covers rubbed w/tears to the corners, some soiling, spine faded, bottom 3" of cloth spine is detached from rear cover, crease to spine, paper pages have light wrinkling to edges and first 4 have crease down middle, light moisture mark to pages along spine w/little bit of bleeding from red cloth spine; 8 cardboard pages and 7 paper pages, all intact.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : No Dust Cover. First Edition. Hardcover picture book 1928 Pictorial Boards 8 cardboard pages with cut-out windows with 6 pages bound facing opposite in the back that can be interchanged with the cutouts front blank endpaper has crayon scribbles,

Hardcover. Etat : nf. book is in virtually unused condition- all cur out intact and uncut solid book.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. Oblong, with six heavy card, then six leaves which can be inserted or interwoven between the cards to create all kinds of unexpected surprising imagery. An fun juvenile novelty, the workings of which are a challenge to describe succinctly but easily understood with the book physically in hand. The colors and imagery are bright and sunny, and the style is very much of its period. Light soiling and wear to the cover.

Hardcover. Etat : As New. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. Dudley, Carrie (illustrateur). 1st Edition. (Volland) SUPPOSIN' by Betty Baxter; illustrated by Carrie Dudley. Joliet: The P. F. Volland Company, (1931). First edition; no other printings listed. 12mo - 5-15/16" x 7-7/16". Black cloth backed color pictorial paper covered boards without flaw for what is a magnificent copy of the book. Color pictorial original publisher's box with the slightest amount of edge wear and an indention on the box cover for what is a very nice example of the box. Color pictorial silhouette endpapers. 40 pp. Stories told in rhymes; illustrated throughout with full color drawings, both full page and within text. Internally the book is also without flaw. This title being one of the titles in Volland's "Sunny Book Series" series of books. The condition of the book is AS NEW. The condition of the original publisher's box is NEAR FINE. Only seven copies located in OCLC/WorldCat. SCARCE.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good with no dust jacket. First Edition. Color Illustrations; A toy book in a double binding: 8 pictorial printed stiff board leaves hinged on cloth extensions from the left have text panels and scenes with peepshow holes, so that the images and text printed on the 7 paper leaves hinged at the right show through. After the title leaf, the leaves from the left and the right are interleaved to tell a story. The text and image layout on the leaves from the right is positioned to tell a different story with every peep show leaf, or interleave them and tell one story straight through. These six leaves are hinged to the right side of the back cover and are complete and intact. Scuffing and light shelf wear. Sound and tight. 26 x 35 cm. Produced by Gordon Volland Publications.

Boards. Etat : Very good. [TOY BOOK] [WOMAN AUTHOR] [RACIST CARICATURE] [STIGMATIZING LANGUAGE]. 8vo oblong (9 ¾" x 13"); [8] illustrated stiff board leaves with peep-holes bound on cloth hinges to the left, and [6] illustrated leaves and a title page bound to the right on the rear board fore-edge; color pictorial boards with cut-out peep holes; blue cloth shelf-back; color pictorial endpapers; scuffing to edges and bumping of corners, light hand-wear; very good. Lacking the pictorial presentation box. Not in Baumgarten or Montanaro. Scarce. OCLC locates this in 6 libraries. One of the peep-books by the author and illustrator, Carrie [Douglas] Dudley Evans (1894-1982). This peep-hole book features changing pictures and words. The text is written as if spoken and written by a young child, complete with deliberate misspellings. The board leaves on the left of the book have peep-holes so that when interleaved with those on the right they change pictures and tell a story about children playing circus. Some of the children name-call their playmates and goad them, much as they might in life. Bright illustrations of children at play mask the racist nature of the front board which features a "Wild Man" in a wheeled cage drawn by a goat. The pictured "Wild Man" is labeled on the free-front endpaper as "Wild Kanibull Frum Feegee ilez" and pictures a Brown skinned child with exaggerated lips and dressed as a cannibal caricature. In further offensive stigmatizing language for dwarfs, the text speaks of "FREEKS" and "FREAKS' at the circus and "actin'like a midget." One of the peep-books by the author and illustrator, Carrie [Douglas] Dudley Evans (1894-1982). This peep-hole book features changing pictures and words. The text is written as if spoken and written by a young child, complete with deliberate misspellings. The board leaves on the left of the book have peep-holes so that when interleaved with those on the right they change pictures and tell a story about children playing circus. Some of the children name-call their playmates and goad them, much as they might in life. Bright illustrations of children at play mask the racist nature of the front board which features a "Wild Man" in a wheeled cage drawn by a goat. The pictured "Wild Man" is labeled on the free-front endpaper as "Wild Kanibull Frum Feegee ilez" and pictures a Brown skinned child with exaggerated lips and dressed as a cannibal caricature. In further offensive stigmatizing language for dwarfs, the text speaks of "FREEKS" and "FREAKS' at the circus and "actin'like a midget.".

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen (1894 Ð 1982) was a Kentucky-born illustrator educated at the Art Institute of Chicago. She was a prolific artist whose work appeared in childrenÕs books, cookbooks, in advertisements and magazines, and on holiday cards. Her most popular books were these peek-a-boo books, though her work also appeared in Betty BaxterÕs SupposinÕ (1931), May JustusÕ At Foot of Windy Low (1930), and others. 12 x 9 in. [15] ff. With eight heavy card leaves, printed in color with circus scenes, each with die-cut windows that give a view of the underlying leaves. The remaining seven leaves are a thinner paper stock, also color-printed, offering backgrounds that can be viewed through the die-cut windows. The thick leaves are hinged at the left and the thin leaves at the right (similar to a dos-a-dos format), so they can be interleaved to create circus scenes. Playful verse printed in red. PublisherÕs die-cut pictorial boards printed in color. The cut-away parts of the boards reveal a Òwild manÓ circus attraction in a wooden cage (the Òwild manÓ appears to be a white child in blackface with the caption Òwild kanibull from feegee ilezÓ). The circus attractions include ÒAnimulez Freeks & EverythingÓ: a ÒmermadeÓ and Òbeerded lady,Ó a fierce ensemble of animals (goat, horse, parrot, and friendly dog), and the Òwild kanibull from feegee ilez.Ó The children playing circus appear in all the roles, including as at the ringmaster, the snake charmer, the wild man, the mermaid, and the clowns. Some wear to corners. Blue cloth spine. One leaf with minor old tape repair. Still a bright, near fine copy of an uncommon book. First edition of this movable toy book. This is a follow-up to an earlier movable toy book illustrated by Dudley, My Peek-a-Boo Show Book, which was very popular. Both feature the vivid color printing of Gordon Volland, son of the publisher Paul Frederick Volland (1875 Ð 1919). OCLC records seven copies: NYPL, UCLA, Chicago PL, Princeton, University of Michigan, University of Southern Mississippi, and the Filson Historical Society (Kentucky). ÒCarrie Douglas Dudley Ewen: Ohio Valley ArtistÓ and ÒCarrie Douglas Dudley Ewen Paper Doll CollectionÓ (webpages). Filson Historical Society website.

Carrie DUDLEY (illustrateur). [COOKERY] [HOME ARTS] [GIFT BOOK] [WOMAN AUTHOR] [WOMAN ILLUSTRATOR]. Carrie DUDLEY, illustrator. 12mo square (7 7/8" x 7 3/8"); 53 numbered leaves printed recto only; stiff color pictorial wrapper, an elaborate design of a woman with a fan serenaded by a guitar player on the front; folded spine on upper edge secured with a twisted pale green silk tasseled cord; b&w portrait vignette on title page; blue printed Art Deco border on every leaf enclosing black type; lightly age-toned paper edges; gift box with chipping and lacking some sides; near fine in good minus gift box. OCLC locates 10 copies. A lovely gift-style cookbook published by the Buzza Company and their subsidiary Craftacres Greeting Card Company, both owned by George Buzza in Minneapolis, with approximate dates of operation from 1921-1942. The contents follow a calendar schedule with recipes for each month interspersed with lessons on cooking and entertaining for the hostess. The front wrapper illustration is by the children's artist and noted paper doll creator, Carrie [Douglas] Dudley [Ewen] (1894-1985). (Filson Historical Society, Louisville, KY).