CRAZY QUILT Story of A Piebald Pony - Paul Brown 1934 First Edition) Illustrated

Description: >>>>>> BUY WITH CONFIDENCE <<<>>> MANY YEARS EBAY EXPERIENCE <<<>>> TRUSTED SELLER <<<>>> 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK <<<<< CRAZY QUILT The Story of A Piebald Pony By Paul Brown With Illustrations by the Author NEW YORK Charles Scribner's Sons 1934 First Edition Book Specification Format Hard cover Language English Pagination unpaginated Book Size landscape Quarto Approx. Book Dimensions (Width, Height, Depth) in mm 286 x 222 x 15 Approx weight (grammes) 684g (I)SBN n/a Date This Edition Published 1934 (First Edition, with Scribner's letter A on copyright page) Date Of Original Publication 1934 Condition / Description (please see foot of listing for rating key) GOOD plus : no dust jacket, hard cover, pictorial boards, quarter blue cloth (i.e. cloth spine) binding, white lettering blocked to spine, rubbed & lightly soiled, foxing & a little toning to panels, wear at corners where board tips are exposed, spotting to page ends, hinges strong, binding firm, illustrated endpapers, toning to endpapers esp. fly leaf & rear free endpaper, no inscriptions, slight age toning to paper stock, very occasional light margin soiling / handling marks Piper's Pony by Paul Brown The story of A Piebald Pony Illustrated by The Author. Paul Desmond Brown (1893-1958) is widely regarded as the pre-eminent American illustrator of equestrian subjects although he was never formally trained as an artist. Brown is primarily known for his wonderful paintings, drawings and sketches of horses and equestrian sports, he is also well-known for his elegant and prolific illustrations for Brooks Brothers catalogs over three decades including more than one thousand drawings, making him a major influence on the image of urban males in twentieth-century America. This First Edition, published in New York by Scribner's, 1934. A decent copy of a collectable title. Postage & Packaging I am a bookseller based in the South West of England. I have over ten years experience of operating on eBay, and post items to every corner of the globe, without exception. Once you have paid for your book it will be despatched to you on the next available posting day. My aim is to get your book to you promptly and above all safely, without damage. 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