Life's Picture History of World War II -Time Incorporated, 1950. Torn flyleaf, some soiling on cover.

Big Little Book by Whitman Plublishing 1939. Book is in fair condition with owners name on front page and tears at spine.

Third Reader from the Quinlan Basic Readers Series. Published by Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 1953. Red cover with pictorial of boy and girl on train. Excellent condition.

Living Through Reading Series. The Searles Readers. Allyn and Bacon Inc., 1953. Excellent condition.

Written by Melicent Humason Lee and illustrated by Leslie Lee. Published by The Junior Literary League and Thomas Y. Crowell Company, new York, 1936. The story of two Honduran children and life in the banana groves. Green cloth binding. Book is in very good condition. Dust jacket is soiled and missing pieces at corners and rear edges.

Written by Ethel Barton and illustrated by Margaret Platt. Published by the Junior Literary Guild and The Viking Press, New York, 1936. Book is in green cloth binding with shelf wear on bottom and top of spine. Dust jacket is soiled and worn on edges with several small tears on edges.

Edited by Olive Beaupre Miller and published by The Bookhouse for Children, Chicago, 1920. Green cloth covered book features a N.C. Wyeth illustration glued on cover. One small flaw on cover illustration, rubbing on bottom and top of spine otherwise very good.

edited by Neil B. Carmony. High-Lonesome Books, Silver City, 1992. First edition, no dust jacket. Bookplate in front and tear in back leaf otherwise very good clean copy. Contains stories of critters, campfires and the hunting trail collected from previously published magazine articles.

from the editors of Outdoor Life. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1959. Hardcover in torn dust jacket with rubbed slipcase. Very good condition. With paintings by Ralph Crosby and drawings by Nicholas Eggenhoffer and Ray Poich. Approximately eighty illustrations.

By Dr. Seuss. N.Y., Random House, 1987. The first printing of the reissued edition, September 1987. Dr. Seuss's not for children version of the Lady Godiva story. Very good in very good dust jacket.

by Albert E. Elsen. Stanford University Press, Stanford, Cailifornia, 1985. Very good in very good dust jacket. A description of all that is known about Rodin and the Gates of Hell, illustrated with 204 photographs and drawings.

Ottenheimer Publishers, Phil., 1988. Very good without dust jacket. Over 400 pages of magic tricks explained and illustrated in step by step format. Sections include card tricks, money magic, rope magic, silk and hankerchief tricks, mental magic, sponge ball magic. cups and balls, illusions, etc.