ISBN: 0517104423

[EAN: 9780517104422], Fine, [PU: Hallmark Children's Editions, Kansas City, Missouri], Children's Fiction|General, Children's Fiction|Fairy Tales & Folklore|Single Title, No publishing da… More...

[EAN: 9780517104422], Fine, [PU: Hallmark Children's Editions, Kansas City, Missouri], Children's Fiction|General, Children's Fiction|Fairy Tales & Folklore|Single Title, No publishing date, probably in the 70s. A Hallmark Pop-up Book. Story retold by Dean Walley; Design by Frances Yamashita; Paper Mechanics by Bruce Baker. Hard Cover: pictorial shiny, board book cover with illustration by Arlene Noel. The "pop-ups" and movable pictures begin with the title page and continue throughout the book. Interior clean and crisp with only one crease on the first "pullout tab," and one tiny tear on a swamp fold-out. The name of the owner is on the first free end paper under the sentence: "This Book Belongs To:" and on the title page as a gift from one child to another. Binding is tight and straight; end papers illustrated. Some shelf wear, especially at top and bottom of spine. Size: unpaginated but approx. 25 pages. The condition of this book is amazing when one considers the fact that it was meant to be handled by the child owner. Few books were and are published in the pop-up variety as they are expensive to produce and the devil to keep in good shape. The illustrations and mechanics are lovely and will keep a child mesmerized.<

ISBN: 0517104423

[EAN: 9780517104422], [PU: Hallmark Children's Editions, Kansas City, Missouri], Children's Fiction|General, Children's Fiction|Fairy Tales & Folklore|Single Title, No publishing date, pr… More...

[EAN: 9780517104422], [PU: Hallmark Children's Editions, Kansas City, Missouri], Children's Fiction|General, Children's Fiction|Fairy Tales & Folklore|Single Title, No publishing date, probably in the 70s. A Hallmark Pop-up Book. Story retold by Dean Walley; Design by Frances Yamashita; Paper Mechanics by Bruce Baker. Hard Cover: pictorial shiny, board book cover with illustration by Arlene Noel. The "pop-ups" and movable pictures begin with the title page and continue throughout the book. Interior clean and crisp with only one crease on the first "pullout tab," and one tiny tear on a swamp fold-out. The name of the owner is on the first free end paper under the sentence: "This Book Belongs To:" and on the title page as a gift from one child to another. Binding is tight and straight; end papers illustrated. Some shelf wear, especially at top and bottom of spine. Size: unpaginated but approx. 25 pages. The condition of this book is amazing when one considers the fact that it was meant to be handled by the child owner. Few books were and are published in the pop-up variety as they are expensive to produce and the devil to keep in good shape. The illustrations and mechanics are lovely and will keep a child mesmerized.<

ISBN: 0517104423

[EAN: 9780517104422], [PU: Hallmark Children's Editions, Kansas City, Missouri], Children's Fiction|General, Children's Fiction|Fairy Tales & Folklore|Single Title, No publishing date, pr… More...

[EAN: 9780517104422], [PU: Hallmark Children's Editions, Kansas City, Missouri], Children's Fiction|General, Children's Fiction|Fairy Tales & Folklore|Single Title, No publishing date, probably in the 70s. A Hallmark Pop-up Book. Story retold by Dean Walley; Design by Frances Yamashita; Paper Mechanics by Bruce Baker. Hard Cover: pictorial shiny, board book cover with illustration by Arlene Noel. The "pop-ups" and movable pictures begin with the title page and continue throughout the book. Interior clean and crisp with only one crease on the first "pullout tab," and one tiny tear on a swamp fold-out. The name of the owner is on the first free end paper under the sentence: "This Book Belongs To:" and on the title page as a gift from one child to another. Binding is tight and straight; end papers illustrated. Some shelf wear, especially at top and bottom of spine. Size: unpaginated but approx. 25 pages. The condition of this book is amazing when one considers the fact that it was meant to be handled by the child owner. Few books were and are published in the pop-up variety as they are expensive to produce and the devil to keep in good shape. The illustrations and mechanics are lovely and will keep a child mesmerized.<