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Lewis Carroll. Alice in Wonderland With "Come To Life" Panorama. Illustrated by A.L. Bowley. Raphael Tuck & Sons. ND. [ca. 1921]. First Edition. First issue. [Lovett and Lovett, 259] Illustrated paper boards backed by red cloth. Two full page illustrations in color. Numerous B&W illustrations throughout. Two full page panorama.Text block on rough art paper. The first issue has ‘Patent applied for’ printed in the lower right hand corner of the panorama. A later issue has a patent number in the lower left corner of the panorama, and different adverts at the end of the book.


 

 

 

 

Paper boards have very good color and minimal soiling. Rubbing wear to edges, corners. Spine  with pulling wear to head/right shoulder. Externals very good.  Previous owner's name to the THIS BELONGS TO ME BOX, with gift inscription below. Text block clean and attractive. Panorama intact and functional. Internals very good+.


















































 

 

 

 































 

 

A very attractive copy of a scarce issue. Very uncommon in this nice condition.

 

 

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