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Collectible Childrens Books on Ebay eBay Forums: Collectible Childrens Books on eBay ... http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jspa?threadID=1000686080&tstart... Buy Sell My eBay Community Help Hello! Sign in/out. Site Map All Categories Search Advanced Search Categories Motors Express Stores Home > Community > Discussion Boards > Booksellers > Discussion Booksellers Sign in hosted by LiveWorld Discussion Post a reply | Print Helpful Information eBay Books Newsletter Collectible Childrens Books on eBay Terminology, Identifying, Dating and Grading Books zlinda (1965 ) View Listings | Report Apr-19-08 21:40 PDT Book Repairs & Cleaning Help for New Booksellers As per cc's suggestion, a thread for relatively higher dollar children's books sold on eBay and the Books About Books -- ensuing discussions. Reference Guides Packing & Shipping Books Previous 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 Next See last post 146 replies Date posted Reply # zlinda (1965 ) View Listings | Report Apr-19-08 21:41 PDT 1 of 146 What's New Find others who share $577 for the following: common interests - Join an eBay Group Beautiful DR SEUSS 1st HC/DJ Ten Apples up on Top 1961 Get fast answers to Theo LeSieg TRUE 1st state per Younger & Hirsch 195/195 questions in the Answer Item number: 280216208978 ended April 17, 2008 Center. Get Help Now Read about all things TEN APPLES UP ON TOP! by Theo. LeSieg eBay in the illustrated by Roy McKie eBay Chatter Blog Join a community of Beginner Books, 1961. First Edition. First State with all matching issue points. Near Fine unread people who want to hardcover in a Near Fine jacket. 47 years of shelf life but NO signs of use. An amazing specimen make a change of a book with only nominal shelf wear and some yellow offsetting on the endpapers from the dustjacket, and a very tight & clean binding. This is from the same stable of Seuss books as the eBay Community News 1st state copy of Green Eggs and Ham I sold for a near record price 2 years ago right here on eBay. Announcements This copy of Ten Apples is first state all the way, matching all the issue points pertaining to both the book and dustjacket in the Younger & Hirsch bibliography. The second photo shows the lack Upcoming of logo on the book, the fourth photograph clearly shows the dustjacket flap price of $1.95 Workshops: Improved (195/195), and the rear cover photos show the crucial other titles listings. The posted Seller Protection, The photographs should answer all your questions. Of the three first editions on the market this is Golden Rule of the best collector's copy by far, far better than the $900 copy on abebooks, and offered here Customer Support, with NO RESERVE. A great opportunity to catch an elusive Seuss first edition. Frequently Missed Business Deductions, Theodor Seuss Geisel used the pen name Theo. LeSieg (Geisel spelled backwards) for books he wrote but others illustrated. What eBay Sellers Need to Know Right zlinda (1965 ) View Listings | Report Apr-19-08 21:48 PDT 2 of 146 NOW, and Buyer... (8/10/08) $700, at least the seller corrected the original listing: THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT by BEATRIX POTTER 1st Ed. 1902 eBay Motors -- Best Item number: 120246389833 ended April 19, 2008 Match as Default Sort (8/7/08) This is a first edition of Beatrix Potter " The Tale of Peter Rabbit " F. Warne & Co. 1902 print. The book measures 4 1/8" W x 5 5/8" H x 1/2" thick. The book is held together by the existing A Better Way to mess binding. The title on the edge of the book can be reapplied by a pro... There are some Access eBay for pages missing namely : 12-13,16-17,18-19, 24-25, 30-31 ,36-37,42-43, 48-49, 54-55, 60-61, 66-67, 72-73. Thanks! iPhone and Other Smartphone... (8/6/08) On Apr-15-08 at 17:19:38 PDT, seller added the following information: See all Announcements... I have discovered that apparently the publisher made this book with blank pages in between the 1 of 16 8/12/2008 9:17 AM eBay Forums: Collectible Childrens Books on eBay ... http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jspa?threadID=1000686080&tstart... story pages. The story is complete, NO PAGES ARE MISSING.!!!!!!!!! My apology.... See all System Announcements... hummingbirdcolumbine6 (1807 ) View Listings | Report Apr-19-08 22:03 PDT 3 of 146 Thank you, zlinda, I wasn't familiar with that LeSieg title. gismas (11 ) View Listings | Report Apr-20-08 01:13 PDT 4 of 146 $800: CECIL ALDIN FARM BOOK/DEAN'S RAG BOOK Tune in and hear eBay Radio twice a week! Ended: Feb-07-08 Every Tuesday at 11am PT, Terrible description, near fine condition. and every Thursday at 5pm PT Missed a program? Check out cornercube (13 ) View Listings | Report Apr-20-08 01:22 PDT 5 of 146 the eBay Radio Archives gismas Since this is an old auction, it is not accessible except for eBay's most cash-extortionate forms of completed auction search. If you have an auction number, post it. If you have more View the current Workshop particulars, post them also. Calendar "Being ignorant is not so much a Shame, as being unwilling to learn." — Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanack, 1755 Additional Resources Community Hub cornercube (13 ) View Listings | Report Apr-20-08 01:23 PDT 6 of 146 Chatter Archive zlinda Thanks for educational your efforts. Security & Resolution Center Seller Central "Being ignorant is not so much a Shame, as being unwilling to learn." — Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanack, 1755 Hot Items & Merchandising Calendar zlinda (1965 ) View Listings | Report Apr-20-08 08:14 PDT 7 of 146 You're welcome cc. I'll grab some of the previous posts and put them on this thread. McCloskey's 2nd Caldecott Medal winning book sold for $634 on March 24, 2008, to go along with his three Caldecott Honor books. We are not such purists that we would call this a '2nd state DJ' simply due to the applied stickers. In many cases, the stickers were sent to stores and applied post-publication, therefore a 'first issue dust jacket with Caldecott Medal stickers applied.' Thoughts? From the item description: Robert McCloskey_TIME OF WONDER_1957_1st/dj_SIGNED_WOW Winner 1958 Caldecott Medal NF/NF lovely! Item number: 200208715343 Sold on March 24, 2008, for $634 "TIME OF WONDER by Robert McCloskey Viking, New York. 1957. 4to in blue cloth binding with pressed cover decorations and silver-gilt spine titles, interior color illos by author throughout. Correct first edition, first printing in second-state dustjacket. The book is Near Fine with just tracewear to the board edges. The jacket is likewise Near Fine or better, no specific flaws noted. This Caldecott-winning book is SIGNED on the title page by the author at the bottom of the title-page illo. The jacket has the two Caldecott medallions on the front panel, the only difference from the first-state jacket, which does not have the award medallions. See the photos. NOT price-clipped, NOT ex-library, as lovely a copy of this multiple-Caldecott winning author's final award-winner as I have ever seen, in an archival-quality jacket protecter. This book was obtained directly from the estate of a children's librarian who was a Newbery/Caldecott Award judge. VERY scarce in this exceptional collector's condition, even more so signed." 2 of 16 8/12/2008 9:17 AM eBay Forums: Collectible Childrens Books on eBay ... http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jspa?threadID=1000686080&tstart... imagine.ink (1739 ) View Listings | Report Apr-20-08 08:17 PDT 8 of 146 An important point of minutiae overlooked by the buyer of auction #300206904017: "Wept big tears" was changed to "shed big tears" in the 4th printing of The Tale of Peter Rabbit. http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jspa?messageID=2009770324&forumID=4&x#2009770324 zlinda (1965 ) View Listings | Report Apr-20-08 08:17 PDT 9 of 146 yankeeancestry (2536 ) View Listings | Report Mar-26-08 11:03 PDT 1 of 17 Now, if it was Blueberries for Sal, that would have been something. I always thought this book was nice enough, and having experienced some of those better Maine coast days [as opposed to being fogged in for a solid week], it was evocative for me reading/telling it to my daughter. But his less detailed art work, after Sal, just didn't seem all that noteworthy. Was this like a Hollywood make-up award for something? re other artist: How "big", if at all, is Robert Lawson these days? zlinda (1707 ) View Listings | Report Mar-26-08 11:37 PDT 2 of 17 I don't think this was a make-up award. 1957 was an era of prescribed readers (think Dick & Jane, et. at.), and also some unrest from John Hersey's "Why Johnny Can't Read' article in Life Mag, I'm sure the noise reverberating through the ears of elementary school educators everywhere. In this environment, in 1957 two landmark early readers were published, The Cat In The Hat and Little Bear, books outside of the prescribed learn-to-read curriculum. That these two were ignored for Caldecott mention by the selection body of librarians, and a more conservative book selected, is understandable given the context. The Cat In The Hat in particular did not strike the fancy of the teaching public for many, many years (due in part to the authority bending Cat), while Little Bear's Visit deservedly winning a Caldecott Honor in 1962 could be some make-up for Little Bear's omission.
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