Item #22827 Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study. Cousin Fannie.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.
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Every beginning is easy for Children who love Study.

Boston: Phillips, Sampson and Company, 1856/c.1855, probable 1st US; translated from the German, tan pictorial boards with drawings of children on four sides of the title; dark grey border decorations and rust cloth spine. Seven single sided litho scenes with a few hand coloured details and cream background on heavier paper; 8.5 x 10.5" Picture Book hardback.

A large book with stories for little children to read, beginnng with Ponto (a Saint Bernard) who came to Emma as a little puppy but grew as big as she was. "He was less frolicsome than before. He became serious and earnest in all he did." Charming and uncommon.

CONDITION: Fair to Poor; tiny pencil 19th c name on very foxed endpaper, boards look dim rather than faded as if they had been laminated with transluscent paper, 6" x 2" tear to card on front affecting upper drawing; probably disbound and then carelessly glued back, but now holds solidly, light foxing and some page soil throughout. Item #22827

$55