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Two well-worn shoe stories scandinavian including the frontispiece

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Description

including the frontispiece

Prefatory note by Charles W

Le Mair studied at the Rotterdam Academy of Art from 1909 to 1911

very slightly rubbed at ends of the spine

Original publisher's blue cloth with gilt lettering at spine

Two well-worn shoe stories scandinavian including the frontispieceLondon: Sands, 1899. Contains two stories featuring naughty dogs with a penchant for stealing and chewing old shoes, namely "There was an old woman who lived in a shoe" and, drawn by John Hassall, and "Cock a doodle do", by Cecil Aldin. Landscape format. Original cloth backed pictorial boards, edges slightly rubbed, small stain to lower board. Patches of heavy foxing at front interior gutter at join with the titlepage. Colour printed full page

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