ITEM DESCRIPTION
My Stock Ref: - #GT/Sept26
This is a nice hardback children's book titled:
Pookie
by Ivy L. Wallace who has illustrated it as well.
Pookie
by Ivy L. Wallace who has illustrated it as well.
Published in 1950 by Collins.
Elizabeth Mellor has written her name in the front.
Elizabeth Mellor has written her name in the front.
Has the dust cover and it is unclipped at 3/6, outer dust cover has some tears near the spine and corner wear as usual. In overall very nice collectable condition. The top cover if you angle it slightly you can see where some child has used the book to lean on and draw on another bit of paper, its got slight marks on from this happening in the middle.
Please lease see close-up photographs provided which form part of the visual description and confirmation of condition for yourself.
Normal signs of age and use wear.
The dustcover is worn on the edges and corners which has then lead to the edges and corners of the actual hardback cover to wear.
There are some foxing marks and some other water stains etc.
It measures approx. 26cm x 21cm. The pages inside are not numbered.
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