The First Edition of “Love is Forever” by Irving Stone is not in the best shape in some places but is readable throughout the book.  The pics pretty well tell the story of its overall condition. It looks like Irving Stone MAY have signed it inside the cover page but can't tell for sure because of the sticker on top.  It is a story of Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln written in 1954 and published by Doubleday and Company.

This cute little baby book of 1953 and published by Whitman Publishing isnt very big but in excellent condition.

Five Tiny Tales books published by Whitman Publishing of Racine, WI:"Rover" 1949, “A Little Mother Goose” 1949, “Plush” (1949), “Tommy Caboose” 1950, and “Little Lost Kitten” in 1919. All the books have minor use but are in very good condition with no apparent marks or tears. Each book is 3.25"x4"x1/8in.

New York Simon and Schuster. 1949, 128 pages. Cover and pages have wear but very readable.  Rips on 1st 3 pages from child use.

This is a 3 of 4 book series entitled Green Forest Series.  The books are “Lightfoot the Deer”, “Blacky the Crow”, and “Whitefoot the Wood Mouse”.  All are 1st editions an excellent readable condition.  The covers do show usage as identified by the pic.

"Life and Adventures of Robin Hood and His Merry Men",, 1900, no author listed in book. Published by Hurst and Co. from New York. All pages are readable but a little tanned and none are separated from the book. Writing on the 1st page.  Pics are true.

"The Lone Ranger's New Deputy", 1st printing, Sandpiper Books, by Fran Striker. Very good condition.

• Condition
  Used - like new
• Genre
  (Fiction) Children's Fiction

By Thornton Burgess part of the Green Meadow series. Overall book is clean and readable throughout.

Copyrighted in 1946, printed in 1947 by Pied Piper Books. Illustrated by Carol Yeakey. Its materials are cardboard and paper and it is a 6.5x5.5 inch book with 32 pages and has only light wear and the pages are clean.

Pit a Pat, 1949...ABC, 1950...Chipper, 1949...The Secret, 1953...123, 1950. All have survived young children and are still readable.

Condition:   Very Good  Publ by Little Brown and Company, Boston

New Edition with an introduction in the year of the war with Spain

All pages in tact and no marks that i can see.

"A Brief History of Hawaii", George T. Armitage, 1945.  Appears to be a 1st ed and is 4.5"x6". Unusual cover and yellow pages. 55 pages and 3 blanks in back of book.

Bicentennial collection and compilation of songs, prayers and thoughts by Salesian Missions. Paperback.

• Condition
  Used - like new

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. RARE, DIFFICULT TO FIND. Brown LEATHERETTE with gold lettering and trim; BL logo on front; Brodzky Endpapers; . McTeague is an 1899 novel by Frank Norris. STORY: The book describes the life of a turn-of-the-century dentist in San Francisco, named McTeague. The narrator never reveals McTeague's first name; he is referred to only as "Mac" by the other characters in the novel. It tells the story of a couple's courtship and marriage, and their subsequent descent into poverty, violence and finally murder as the result of jealousy and greed. The book was the basis for Erich von Stroheim's film, Greed. Publ: Boni and Liveright. 1st ed. 442 pg.

This is a rare copy of “The Ladies of the White House” by Laura Holloway, a President's wife point of view, written in 1882.  As the pics show the cover is missing and a page disconnected from the book with someone's signature on it (not sure who it is).  The rest of the book is very readable with the pics in very good view. Great book for a filler and good to read (if it does not fall apart).

• Condition
  Used - Good

Joe Murphy, 1969. 1st ed. . Paperback. VG/Wraps. Newspaper editor on Guam finds humor in daily life. Cartoons throughout by Don O'Keefe. Color pictorial cover. Unpaginated. Stapled spine, landscape format. VG/Wraps. Tight binding. Cover and edges tanned.

This hardback appears to be a 1st ed published by Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, New York 1938. Signature of George Cook inside front page.  A collection of funny anecdotes and a wartime book.

Excellent condition

Bantam Books: Bendigo Shafter, Comstock Lode, Lonesome God's, The Walking Drum

Fifth Grade Building for Health book from the Health-Happiness success Series 1925-31. Written by William E Burkard, Raymond, L. Chalmers and Frederick W. Maroney. Very good condition.

Charles  Scribners Sons.  Very Good Condition despite age.  498 pges.

Cover is tattered but still on the book.

Publ Sep 1909 by Harper Brothers.  Writing on front blank page.  All pages readable.  390 pg  Very good condition for age

"Mountain Echoes" written and autographed by Jim Whilt.  It is poetry and is the 5th printing of the 1951 edition. It is a small hard covered paperback signed by the author and of excellent quality.

Covers showing wear but still in very good condition.

Heres one for the school library!  “Glamour Guide for Teens”, 1958. Softcover published by  Pocket Books in New York. Used but in very good condition. 1st ed.

Cover upside down, cap missing on screw. Book in very good condition. 12 pounds.

Rare find.  an autographed copy of “Ghost Towns of Lake Whatcom” (in Washington State) by Elaine I. Zobrist in 1979. Given to a friend whose name is  printed in ink on the cover page. This is also an original edition.

Rare Scrappy Memorabilia

1. Bugs Bunny with Mel Blanc, 1947, 3 rec, CC64;  2. Mickey and the Beanstalk, Johnny Mercer, 1947, 3 rec,  CCX67; 3. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Dennis Day, 1949, 2 rec, Y33.  4. Bambi, Shirley Temple, 1949, 3 rec, Y391;  5. Johnny Applebee's, Dennis Day, 1949, 3 rec, Y390.  Covers not the best and 1 not attached Bugs thought it was a carrot. Records appear in good shape.

Original 1952 J C Penney “50 Years in America” advertising comic book. Has a small rip in corner and aging of book is apparent. It has all its pages and readable. 5.25"x7.5".

Very Good

All prior owners but ok on reading

1st ed. Argosy Magazine from 1935 features “Flashing Blades” by Phillips, and 4 short stories. 144 pgs. Whole book is yellow but readable and back cover is missing.

Spool Cotton Co. magazines of the 1940s: #167 Tips on Tables 1941, #185 New Table Topics 1942, and #191 Gift Shopping