Deans rag books (5 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Beige cloth, rag book. Good binding. Minimal wear. Light staining to cloth. Full color illustrations of various animals throughout.The Dean's Rag Book Company was founded in 1903 by Henry Samuel Dean to launch his brightly colored, printed rag books for children who wear their food and eat their clothes. Popular artists of the day, including F.M Barton, Stanley Berkeley and Charles K. Cook, were employed to work on the artwork for the books, which were produced in a number of different languages, including French, German, and Dutch.A bright, clean, copy in very good condition.…

Cloth. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Rare cloth (fabric) "rag" book. Published by Dean's Rag Books in UK. Gift inscription on front cover. Lightly soiled front and rear cover. Six (6) doubled sided cloth pages teaching numbers 1 to 10 with illustrations. Rare first edition copy. Full refund if not satisfied.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. 220mm wide x 135mm.Colour pictures of early aeroplanes, airships and trains printed on cotton cloth, 6 leaves. Edges a little frayed. Has the inevitable discolouration, and a few stains, but the colours are still bright. On rear leaf there is a motif of two bulldogs trying to tear the book apart, with logo "Dean's Rag Books. Quite Indestructible". Despite its blemishes, very true. An unusual item..…

Dean's Rag Books No. 73. Color, 6 x 4, rag with pict covers and contents, unpag (12 pages including covers). Soiled, spotted, stained, fraying, creasing. Each of the pages have either two or three letters of the alphabet along with an illustration, i.e., "A for Apricot," "J for Japanese," "U for Uniform." Dean & Son, who had been around for more than 200 years at the publication of this book, published books of all sorts including "Debrett's Peerage." In 1902, Dean's started making rag books and by 1903 a branch of the company was started which was called "Dean's Rag Book Company." They were able to mass produce these rag books which made them affordable. Later, during World War I, with no German teddy bears being imported, Dean's took up the manufacture of teddy bears, making them the oldest producer of these toys in Britain to date and are still highly in demand. Scarce title.…

Mit 14 ganzs. farbigen Ill. von (Charles Kingsley Cook). Hamburg. Jos. Süsskind (um 1907). 19,7 x 23 cm. 8 nn. Bl. inkl. Einband. Farbig ill. OU. Schönes Leinwandbilderbuch. Es erschien ursprünglich in London bei Dean. Gezeigt werden wilde Tiere: Löwen, Kamel, Strauss, Affe, Pelikan, Giraffe, Känguruh, Reiher, Zebra, Renntier, Eisbär, Yak, Tiger, Elefant, wilde Esel und Fuchs. Die Hamburger Firma Jos. Süsskind wurde 1941 während der Naziherrschaft aufgelöst. Der Prokurist und seine Frau starben in Theresienstadt. Vereinzelt gering braunfl. Unbenutztes Exemplar. …