English Medieval House Archaeological Journal 1950 Margaret E. Wood Photo Plates
Manyattractive illustrations throughout. A detailed study by a recognized scholar.
Manyattractive illustrations throughout. A detailed study by a recognized scholar.
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The product is a first edition of the book “Moon Gap” by feminist author Ann Chidester, published in 1950. This original edition is a collectible item for fans of antiquarian and rare books. While it is not signed, it still holds significance as an early work by a prominent feminist writer, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on women’s literature or literary history. Please see photos. What you see is what you will receive. (BXNS2)
The product is a first edition of the book “Moon Gap” by feminist author Ann Chidester, published in 1950. This original edition is a collectible item for fans of antiquarian and rare books. While it is not signed, it still holds significance as an early work by a prominent feminist writer, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on women’s literature or literary history. Please see photos. What you see is what you will receive. (BXNS2)
Subject: Bibliography. Second edition. This cloth bound variant is much scarcer than the paper bound version.
Subject: Bibliography. Second edition. This cloth bound variant is much scarcer than the paper bound version.
Please review pictures for overall condition. Bedtime Stories has significant damage on outer and inside pages have folded corners. Puppies has two pages ripped out. Some slightly torn and staining. Cinderella has a tear, fold on last page and one page ripped. Little Bo-Peep has a slight tear and fold. They all have some overall staining like shown in last picture on the backs.
Publisher’s blue cloth binding with titling to the spine.
1950 printing of the 8th Edition of feeds and Feeding by Frank Morrison. 629 pgs. Good, gently used hardback. A few marks on the cover as shown, name written in pencil on the flyleaf.