Kabumpo in Oz
Circa 1941 print of Kabumpo in Oz, the continuing stories of Oz as Founded by L. Frank Baum. Illustrations by John R. Neill. Book is in great condition and has only light wear at spine ends.
Circa 1941 print of Kabumpo in Oz, the continuing stories of Oz as Founded by L. Frank Baum. Illustrations by John R. Neill. Book is in great condition and has only light wear at spine ends.
This is appears to be a 1941 copy of the the Oz series book #11,Princess of Oz, by L. Frank Baum, Reilly & Lee, Chicago. Again, this is a one-owner book. List of Oz books on both flap ends with #34 Scalawagons of Oz (1941).
1915 First Edition The Scarecrow of Oz by L. Frank Baum (Reilly & Britton). This bundle gives you the best of both worlds: an authentic 1915 Reilly & Britton first edition for display + a pristine matching reader.
FIRST EDITION, in orange boards decorated with black and gold, in dust jacket; SIGNED, DATED (1939) with a full page INSCRIPTION by the author on the FFEP. An unusual, disturbing approach to the racial issues under the surface in Hollywood at this time. Pseudonym of Jack Preston Buschlen. See & Brooker.
The product is a lot of five hardcover books by L. Frank Baum, featuring illustrations by John R. Neill. Published by Reilly & Lee, these books belong to the genre of fairy tales and fantasy, targeted towards a children’s audience. The main character family in these original books is centered around “The Wizard of Oz,” making them a valuable collectible for fans and collectors alike.
The product is a lot of five hardcover books by L. Frank Baum, featuring illustrations by John R. Neill. Published by Reilly & Lee, these books belong to the genre of fairy tales and fantasy, targeted towards a children’s audience. The main character family in these original books is centered around “The Wizard of Oz,” making them a valuable collectible for fans and collectors alike.