Recent Arrivals from LostLoves Books

Illustrations, Facsimiles of maker's marks. Appears to be signed by author on copyright page (pasted in label with signature in blue ink). Clean copy, cover sun faded along spine and top of book. A "must have" for doll collectors.

Clean hardcover with no marks on text. Unclipped dj shows price in shillings (this is an early British edition of book). A very nice copy overall.

DJ has several creases on front and chips on edges, nicely protected in Brodart. Color frontispeace by Robert Lawson and numerous black-and-white full page drawings and chapter headings by the popular artists. Historical fiction account of the early years of Bellini in Florence.

Fine copy, very clean pages. DJ shows some minor wear on top and bottom corners.

Clean copy, no marks on text. cover in very good condition.

Clean copy, no marks on text.

Miniature book. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 304 p. Contains: Illustrations. Mighty Chronicles series. Miniature book in style of Big Little Books with black-and-white illustrations accompanying text. In "as new" condition, very clean, no marks.

Clean hardcover, no marks, dj unclipped.

Hardcover and dj in as new condition, no marks.

Clean trade paperback, no marks.

This newsprint series of "dime novels" told boy's adventure stories. The main heroes were Frank Merriwell and his younger brother Dick. Today they are largely prized for the full color illustrations on front cover of early 20th century sports. This one features a baseball players. Magazine edges frayed and browned as is typical of newsprint over 100 years old. Interior… Read more about this item

This newsprint series of "dime novels" told boy's adventure stories. The main heroes were Frank Merriwell and his younger brother Dick. Today they are largely prized for the full color illustrations on the front cover of early 20th century sports. This one features a baseball game in progress. Magazine edges frayed and browned as is typical of newsprint over 100… Read more about this item

No dust jacket. Brown cloth with pictorial label featuring fox, rooster, and ox on front board. Lavish full color double page spreads and endpapers. Interior text clean and unmarked. Ads for Richardson's Mother Goose and Old Old Tales Retold on back page. Frederick Richardson (1862-1937) was an American illustrator who worked for Volland and other publishers, with his fairy tales… Read more about this item

Adorable "An I CAN READ Mystery" about a missing baby chicken and an owl detective. Pictorial hardcover is in clean condition.

A Whitman Giant Tell-A-Tale Book. Bumps and tears to top and bottom of spine, clean. Illustrated with drawings in full color and photos of popular breeds in mid-20th century America.

No dust jacket. Full page black and white illustrations and a black-and-white frontispiece (artist uncredited). Tales of a farm cat and her animal friends. Gray-blue cloth over boards, black, red, and gold decorations to front cover still clear. Charming piece of Victoriana for a cat lover. Text and cover have spots and aging.

No dust jacket. Originally published in 1925 by P.F. Volland. Charming collection of short stories with highly stylized full color pictures. Front hinge cracked. Text block clean and intact.

PLEASE NOTE CONDITION: Spine is torn away but all pages appear to be intact. Owner's inscription on front cover is dated 1928. Blue cloth boards with white decoration and photographic pastedown in the middle. The front cover is very clean and book would be adorable if spine mended. Text heavily illustrated with black and white photos. Marie Ahnighito Peary ("The… Read more about this item

Weekly Reader Children's Book Club edition. Clean copy. Two former owner's names written on front flyleaf, otherwise text unmarked.

Some corner wear on cover, creases on front cover picture. Interior pages clean and unmarked except for following gift inscriptions: "Edgar Kline Wishes John Malarkey Many Happy Returns of the Day March 11, 1910." Underneath this inscription in a different handwriting it states: "John Marlarkey was the son of James C and Fannie E Malarkey, brother of Mary Malarkey Wall… Read more about this item