Nice condition on the beautiful cover. Interior pages are clean.  Damage to the spine. There is a tear at the top which extends half way through the spine and can be seen in the top left hand corner of the scan of the front cover.  This is not a first edition but was printed prior to 1935. Author is L Frank Baum, Enlarged and edited by Ruth Plumly Thompson, illustrated by John R Neill and published by The Reilly & Lee Compnay.  Interior pages appear to be clean. Note:  The scan of the front is darker than it actually is.

This quality reprint of Baum's famous book and illustrated by Michael Hague.  Easton Press is the top publisher in my opinion.  Very good condition.  I see a little white speck on the letter B in Baum, hardly noticible.

This book is a perfect specimen edited by Kenneth Graham. Cloth end papers, gilded end pages, leather boards etc. 

This is an early reprint of this famous book which was published in 1888. I believe this is the 1930 reprint but the date is missing. However the illustrator is Kate Greenaway. Published Frederick Warne and Co in London and New York. 48 pages. Some scuffs on the boards and spine. Clean interior. cracked paper in the back. Inked name of a previous owner.

Colorful hardback book printed in 1926 by the Reilly & Lee Company. One hundred and five pages with orange and black illustrations. Stains on title page. See scan

Easton Press special edition of this tale retold by Deborah Apy. 1983. Leather cover has a large dig in it and the part of the front sheet has been torn out.

Beautiful edition on this children's tale. Kenneth Grahame is the author and illustrations by Michael Hague. Scarce volume in this edition by Easton Press. 1983. Bound in genuine premium leather and a permanent satin ribbon page marker. The spine is accented in 22-karat gold.. The page ends are also gilded in 22-karat gold. Unmatched in beauty and quality. Only defect I note is a small part of the paper backing the cover is torn at the bottom