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Fun with Dick and Jane circa 1940s

Description

This book is in beautiful condition except for a small smudge on a couple of the pages.  The original owners' name is written on the flyleaf.

The pages are the lovely color that happens with aging.

There are no torn pages.  The binding is completely intact.

 

Category Books and Manuscripts
Condition Excellent
Date Period 1945-ish
History In the family since the 1940s - used by a cousin in school in Placentia, California.
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Grammawalt 🌱 Newbie 10 years ago

Thank you, Ewebb...I appreciate your response.  Now, if only I knew how to tell the difference between Good and Very Good.  :-)   -Marty

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Ewebb 🌱 Newbie 10 years ago

Ugh I wrote out this big response for you, it got deleted. Okay first, is it a true first edition printed in 1946 and the seriel number should have the number one somewhere- anywhere in there. very good is as close to new as reasonably possible- no staining tearing or flecked/ chipping paint, binding should be attached together, glue unbroken. You should be able to message me personally, it should give an odd looking cover name but route the message to my email if you want to send photos :)

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Ewebb 🌱 Newbie 10 years ago

Some books are harder to find, and the harder to find they are, the more the scale of what is reasonably very good can drastically shift, so please don't think I'm saying minimal to no wearing on all very good books- some books are so rare they could be very stained and still be considered very good. I hope this isn't too confusing, in my head it makes sense, haha.

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Grammawalt 🌱 Newbie 10 years ago

Thanks for the clearing up some of the definitions for me.  It can really get confusing but since I'm planning on putting some old cookbooks up for sale, too, it's good to get a better feel for how to describe them.  You've been a big help.  Thanks.

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