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First edition.
The adventures of two boys who sail from port to port trying to sell their father's newly built yacht to save the family home from foreclosure. Very good .
The book is copyrighted by The P. F. Volland Company.
Algonquin Happy Books No. 152. The text is an adaptation of "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush". Fair .
First edition.
As a means of teaching young people to read music, bars of music are substituted for some of the words in these story-puzzles with the musical notes corresponding to the letters they replace. Good .
A wonderful juvenile on the Colonial history of New York told in the form of conversations with children.
This little set covers the history of the State of New York starting with the discovery of New York by Henry Hudson, the subsequent purchase of land by the Dutch from the Indians and the West India Company. The many governors of the state appear in chronological order as the author relates the many early conflicts with the Indians and the English. The subsequent acquisition of New York by the English and the later war with the French. The history continues in an entertaining manner up through the American Revolution. A feel for the entertaining manner in which the history of the state is related can be gleamed from the following example of chapter headings: "Uncle Philip..Tells the Children something about General Schuyler, who was very much beloved by the Indians -- Count Frontenac attacks the Mohawks -- Driven back by Schuyler -- Suffering of the Armies..Talks about Robert Fulton, and tells a story about Christopher Columbus -- Cruelty of Count Frontenac -- Murder of an old Onandaga Sachem by the French.." and so on. Very good .
Later printing. Good .
An expanded, hardcover edition of a special issue of the magazine "Graphis" [No. 177] devoted to the illustration of children's books and published in July 1975. The text is in English, German and French. Fine .
First edition. Good .
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