Henry s blossom (2 resultados)

Condición: Very Good+. n.p. / Savannah, GA: Harry Mongold / Armstrong College Press, 1979-1982. Three staplebound card-wrapped quartos, two mimeographed with illustrated front covers, one photocopied with blue cover (28cm); each illustrated throughout; (123pp; 113pp; 127pp). All generally toned and rubbed at margins with mild soiling and rusting staples, as expected. Previous owner name in pencil to front cover top margin of Button Bright, and heavier toning to covers of Saw Horse with offset outline of a rectangular item to front. Interiors fairly clean, with creases likely pressed in during printing to some Blue Emperor pages. Photocopied promotional flyer for Dura Binding Co. in Marlboro, Massachusetts loosely laid in to front of Button Bright. Computer punch card laid into Saw Horse, likely as a bookmark. Very Good or better examples of scarce Oz pastiches. Mongold's pair of Oz books, Button Bright of Oz and The Saw Horse of Oz, were both favorably reviewed in the 1983 winter issue of The Baum Bugle, the journal of the International Wizard of Oz Club, which often published reviews and pieces of club member's fiction extending and expanding the wonderful world of Oz. While this copy of The Blue Emperor of Oz is a reprint done in 1982, its original publication in 1966 marked it as the first full length Oz pastiche. All three copies were produced and bound inexpensively, though the promotional flyer, likely written by the author, mentions you could get Button Bright hardcover bound for around $5 by Dura Binding Co. It also notes "If you color the cover picture and ask them to put it on the hard cover, it will look more like a printed Oz book." Only a handful of copies of each mentioned in OCLC, mostly at Hollins, Kansas State, and Bowling Green State Universities as well as Bryn Mawr College.…

Soft Cover. Condición: Fair. Limited. First edition. Limited/numbered. #105 of edition of 300. Quarto. Signed & inscribed by Henry Blossom. Cyan blue cloth affixed to card stock cover. Cover cloth is frayed at edges, but considering how this was constructed my guess is it was frayed from get go. Spine is darkened with age. Binding is sewed, but starting to come undone at top. Quite tender. This was the first fan fiction published about the Land of Oz. Blossom dedicated this remarkable work to Robert R. Pattrick, a Oz & Sherlock Holmes specialist, critic and author of Unexplored Territory in Oz. [118 pages]. Signed By Author. …