Random House. First Edition. 1962 (F/NF) There’s a wax sealant on the hardcover that has resulted in a handful of “smudges” but no actual damage to the covers themselves. No marks or tears. Spine and binding are both excellent.
This delightful little book was likely ghost-edited by Robert Arthur, but don’t let that get in the way of a little magic. Illustrated by Fred Banbery who is mostly known for illustrating a series of Paddington books.
Random House. First Edition. 1962 (F/NF) There’s a wax sealant on the hardcover that has resulted in a handful of “smudges” but no actual damage to the covers themselves. No marks or tears. Spine and binding are both excellent.
This delightful little book was likely ghost-edited by Robert Arthur, but don’t let that get in the way of a little magic. Illustrated by Fred Banbery who is mostly known for illustrating a series of Paddington books.
