Both books show a little cover wear.  Sound bindings.  I didn’t see any marked pages when I flipped through the books. 

#1.  “Make Doll Shoes: Workbook II” by Lyn Alexander for Hobby House Press, 1983 (this is a later printing).  Softcover.  40 pages.  Profusely illustrated with drawings and patterns to trace.  There are a few black and white photos.  Seven patterns for fabric doll shoes in many sizes.  Covers everything you need to know to make doll shoes, such as choosing the style; choosing the material; making the shoes; refining the sole; trimming; MORE!  Make strap shoes, oxfords, and more.  

#2.  “Make Doll Shoes: Workbook II” by Lyn Alexander, copyright 1989 (this is a later printing).  Softcover.  38 pages.  There are a few black and white photos.  Profusely illustrated with drawings and patterns to trace.  Six patterns for leather doll shoes in many sizes.  Covers everything you need to know to make doll boots and sandals: selecting a pattern; adjusting the pattern; refining the sole; trimming; bindings; cut-outs; MORE!