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Blue/green cloth hardback with color illustrated label/pastedown on front showing Dorothy and the Wizard and title in white; spine with dark blue embossed lettering and Tin Man; some edging on bottom and top of spine; tight binding, clear, unmarked, bright pages. On first page, pencilled name of previous owner in child's writing on ownership page. No dust jacket.
This story is the 4th in the series; introduction by author, Coronado, California, 1908.
An early printing of the Rielly & Lee publication. Copyright 1908; no printing nor number line stated. Circa 1930's right before/at the time of the movie release in 1939.
Illustrated throughout with black etchings by John R. Neill. No color plates.

Latin. Book 2 in series of 2 volumes. Almost all of book 1 is reported lost.
Original printing of this edition 1873 (available in 3 Paris libraries) and this printing "autre edition" 1870 (available in 15 libraries worldwide).
Beautiful red, yellow and green marbling on outside with navy colored spine and decorative edges; spine includes gold embossing; endpapers in marble design of brown, blue, and cream colors. Tight binding; pages intact. Edging on hardback edges and spine.
Clean pages, no markings; some tanning.
Good condition.
This edition begins with 146 B.C. razing of Carthradge, a turning point in Roman history, and continues with details into the lives and careers of Emperors Caesar, Augustus and Tiberius.

Light brown cloth with green decoration hardback, first issue. First edition. No DJ. Spine ends are turned in. Good condition.
Very good pages. Pages clean, unmarked. Tanning only on endpapers maybe due to previous book plate.
First U.S. edition and first issue as evidenced by pg. 31 "friend potatoes" instead of "fried potatoes" (line 12); also no colophon/emblem of Doran publisher; this is the last Doran title to be published without the publisher's logo/colophon; copyright 1920 by Cosmopolitan Magazine.