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Kipling Rudyard.
Works of Kipling: Plain Tales from the Hills; Life's Handicap, Stories of Mine Own People; Departmental Ditties and Barrack-Room Ballads; The Light That Failed; Soldiers Three, Story of the Gadsbys, In Black and White
New York, Doubleday, Page & Company,
1914, Hard Cover,
Condition: Near Fine, Six beautiful clean works of Kipling, bound in bright red cloth, gilt to spines (Solidiers Three, mild made of lower spine end gilt). Kiplings name and insigna blind stamped to front board, Authorized Edition, Review of Reviews Co. Clean white text, solidly bound. sm 8vo's. Nice Christmas set
(Works, Of, Kipling, Plain, Tales, From, The Hills, Life, S, Handicap, Stories, Of, Mine, Own, People, Departmental, Ditties, And Barrack-Room, Ballads, The Light, That, Failed, Soldiers, Three, Story, Of, The Gadsbys, In Black, And White, English, Literature, 19th, Century, English, Literature, Stories) Cat No. 1773.
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Kipling Rudyard.
Works of Kipling: Plain Tales from the Hills; Life's Handicap, Stories of Mine Own People; Departmental Ditties and Barrack-Room Ballads; The Light That Failed; Soldiers Three, Story of the Gadsbys, In Black and White
New York, Doubleday, Page & Company,
1914, Hard Cover,
Condition: Near Fine, Six beautiful clean works of Kipling, bound in bright red cloth, gilt to spines (Solidiers Three, mild made of lower spine end gilt). Kiplings name and insigna blind stamped to front board, Authorized Edition, Review of Reviews Co. Clean white text, solidly bound. sm 8vo's. Nice Christmas set
(Works, Of, Kipling, Plain, Tales, From, The Hills, Life, S, Handicap, Stories, Of, Mine, Own, People, Departmental, Ditties, And Barrack-Room, Ballads, The Light, That, Failed, Soldiers, Three, Story, Of, The Gadsbys, In Black, And White, English, Literature, 19th, Century, English, Literature, Stories) Cat No. 1773.
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Linkletter, Art; Illustrated By Charles Schulz; Intro By Walt Disney.
Kids Say the Darndest Things!; Illustr
New Jersey, Prentice Hall Inc,
1957, Second Edition ed, Hard Cover,
illus: Charles Schulz, Condition: Very Good, From the hilarious show of the 1950's where Art Linkletter questions children, unrehearsed. "To begin with, there's no writer in Hollywood capable of producing the original, off-beat remarks that come from a six year old mind". "Any brothers or sisters? A Brother and two sisters" "How would you describe them? My brother's a brat, one of my sisters is a little squirt and one's a monkey". Those are the milder responses. Illustrated throughout by Charles M. Schulz. Yellow cloth illustrated boards and spine, black lettering, mildly soiled. No DJ. Mild damp stain to page edges, and inside edge of pastedown. All else very clean, solidly bound. 8 vo, 198 pages.
(Kids, Say, The Darndest, Things, Second, Edition, Art, Linkletter, Children, S, Television, 1950, S, Charles, M, Schulz, Illustrations) Cat No. 1774.
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Linkletter, Art; Illustrated By Charles Schulz; Intro By Walt Disney.
Kids Say the Darndest Things!; Illustr
New Jersey, Prentice Hall Inc,
1957, Second Edition ed, Hard Cover,
illus: Charles Schulz, Condition: Very Good, From the hilarious show of the 1950's where Art Linkletter questions children, unrehearsed. "To begin with, there's no writer in Hollywood capable of producing the original, off-beat remarks that come from a six year old mind". "Any brothers or sisters? A Brother and two sisters" "How would you describe them? My brother's a brat, one of my sisters is a little squirt and one's a monkey". Those are the milder responses. Illustrated throughout by Charles M. Schulz. Yellow cloth illustrated boards and spine, black lettering, mildly soiled. No DJ. Mild damp stain to page edges, and inside edge of pastedown. All else very clean, solidly bound. 8 vo, 198 pages.
(Kids, Say, The Darndest, Things, Second, Edition, Art, Linkletter, Children, S, Television, 1950, S, Charles, M, Schulz, Illustrations) Cat No. 1774.
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20.00
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Linkletter, Art; Illustrated By Charles Schulz; Intro By Walt Disney.
Kids Say the Darndest Things!; Illustr
New Jersey, Prentice Hall Inc,
1957, Second Edition ed, Hard Cover,
illus: Charles Schulz, Condition: Very Good, From the hilarious show of the 1950's where Art Linkletter questions children, unrehearsed. "To begin with, there's no writer in Hollywood capable of producing the original, off-beat remarks that come from a six year old mind". "Any brothers or sisters? A Brother and two sisters" "How would you describe them? My brother's a brat, one of my sisters is a little squirt and one's a monkey". Those are the milder responses. Illustrated throughout by Charles M. Schulz. Yellow cloth illustrated boards and spine, black lettering, mildly soiled. No DJ. Mild damp stain to page edges, and inside edge of pastedown. All else very clean, solidly bound. 8 vo, 198 pages.
(Kids, Say, The Darndest, Things, Second, Edition, Art, Linkletter, Children, S, Television, 1950, S, Charles, M, Schulz, Illustrations) Cat No. 1774.
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