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The Wee Tree's Christmas - TEACHER'S FLIPCHART EDITION

1956réf. 23791Kinderhook NY : James W. Hatch 1956. First Edition. Comb. Very Good. Erwin Hoyt Austin. Erwin Hoyt Austin. First Edition. 3 2-40 pages. 14 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches. Comb bound. Thick cardboard covers set up as a flip-chart for teaching. The text is presented towards the teacher and the artwork related presented to the children. Small price sticker for two dollars on page 40. Minor soiling to blank rear board small sticker removed front upper right. Some edge scuffing occasional marginal very light foxing internally. One piece of a circular comb binding broken off not affecting binding. Generally bright and clean internally. Comb. The "Faciltel." edition. A flip chart style Christmas story with words to face the teacher and bright cheery illustrations to face the children. Page 40 Includes suggestions for teachers which can be used to "correlate" the story with language arts art music dramatics and any other suggestion the teachers might invent: "The suggestions included in this supplement are in no way exhaustive but are indicative of the ways in which teachers may use the story and illustrations as a base upon which to develop units of activity in the classroom." This is NOT the regular "trade" edition of Hatch's book but a teacher's edition which must have been produced in far less quantity. "Erwin Hoyt Austin was born in Albany New York in 1912. He died in 1976. Austin’s career as a designer/illustrator began at age 6 when he stumbled into a stained glass shop at the end of his street. Austin was spellbound when he saw the workers "bathed in colored sunlight that streamed through the stained glass windows." His formal training was at Pratt Institute’s School of Fine Arts from which he graduated in 1933. During his career Austin provided design and illustration services to industrial firms public utilities and governmental agencies. He combined his love of color and illustration and became a prolific watercolorist in upstate New York. In the 1940s and 1950s he worked extensively with the New York State Historical Association in Cooperstown N.Y. where he provided design illustration display and documentation services for the Farmer's Museum and the Fenimore House now the Fenimore Art Museum. His love of history and illustrative drawing lead to commissions for book illustration that included: Spooks of the Valley by Louis C. Jones 1948; The Story of Medicine by Joseph Garland M.D. 1949; Whistling Girls and Jumping Sheep by Edith E. Cutting 1951; The Golden Age of Homespun by Jared van Wagenen Jr. 1953; The Wee Tree’s Christmas by James W. Hatch 1956; and Things That Go Bump in the Night by Louis C. Jones 1959. A Persian translation of Garland’s The Story of Medicine was published at Tehran in 1962." University of Rochester Edward G. Miner Library website writeup of original art for a medical title by Austin. James W. Hatch unknown

Kuenzig Books · États-Unis165,00 $US≈ 147,41 €

Hatch, James WABAA

The Wee Tree's Christmas - TEACHER'S FLIPCHART EDITION

Kuenzig Books · États-Unis165,00 $US≈ 147,41 €

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Collection of Biographical Works on Lewis Carroll

1932réf. 950Z17Virginia; London: The Lewis Carroll Society of North America; Macmillan and Co 1932-81. First edition. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 8" by 5"; 10" by 6"; 8" by 6". None stated. A collection of biographical works on the renowned author of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' Lewis Carroll including a collection of his letters and a selection of catalogues for exhibitions on the author. The first edition to all but 'Lewis Carroll's Library' which is a facsimile of the original edition from 1898. A four volume set. This set includes; "Lewis Carroll Centenary Exhibition London: 29 June-31 July 1932 Catalogue" 1932 "Catalogue of an Exhibition at Columbia University to Commemorate the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Lewis Carroll Charles Lutwidge Dodgson 1832-1898" 1932 "A Selection from the Letters of Lewis Carroll The Rev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson to His Child-Friends" 1933 and "Lewis Carroll"s Library" 1981.Illustrated with a monochrome frontispiece and thirteen monochrome plates to 'Letters of Lewis Carroll' and a monochrome frontispiece and monochrome vignettes to 'One Hundredth Anniversary'. Collated complete. This set features a collection of catalogues for exhibitions on the celebrated author of 'The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland' Lewis Carroll including a facsimile of the catalogue for the auction of Carroll's library contents from 1898 and two catalogues for exhibitions commemorating 100th anniversary of the author' birth. The set also includes a work on his letters to children. In the original publisher's cloths and original paper covers. 'Letters of Lewis Carroll' lacking dust wrapper. Externally excellent to the cloth volumes with only the odd very slight mark to 'Letters' paperbacks are very smart with fading to the spine closed tear to tail of rear joint and tidemark to the front cover 'One Hundredth Anniversary'. Bookseller's label to the front pastedown to 'Letters'. Internally firmly bound with clean and bright pages to all but 'One Hundredth Anniversary' which as a tidemarks to the front and rear. Very Good Indeed The Lewis Carroll Society of North America; Macmillan and Co hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni125,00 £GB≈ 149,29 €