This mixed a lot of 11 books are in fairly decent. There is spinewear on a few as well as some light foxing, though the majority of them have clean text box. Three or four have yet to be read.
This is an outstanding lot of 11 books by Brian Jacques from his "Redwall" series. Books are Mariel of Redwall. Outcast of Redwall. Lord Brocktree (Hardcover with dust jacket). The Pearls of Lutra.
Please see all photos. Book in very good condition. Dust jacket shows minor wear at edges. Book itself in excellent condition - good binding, pages are in great shape. Pet and smoke free environment. Prompt shipping with tracking.
Please see pictures for detailed condition, good used shape. Really fun unique book. Will start a lot of discussion and talk.
Brian Froud. (Illustrations) Terri Windling. (Ed.) "GOOD FAERIES/BAD FAERIES." Simon and Schuster Editions. New York (1998) First edition. SIGNED by Brian Froud on the "Good Faeries" title page. Near fine in price-clipped otherwise fine dust jacket. (A few small spots of soiling at upper edge of rear board.)
Good Faeries Bad Faeries by Brian Froud.
The product is a vintage first edition hardcover book titled "Faeries" by Brian Froud and Alan Lee, originally published in 1978. This illustrated picture book features faeries and fairies as its main topic, making it a fantasy genre book intended for a wide audience including young adults and adults. The book, measuring 12.5 inches in length and 8.8 inches in width, comes with a dust jacket and is personalized by the authors. With a personalized touch and being a first edition, this collectible book captures the essence of the 1970s era with its enchanting narrative and illustrations by renowned artists Brian Froud and Alan Lee.
This novel is a slow burn that pays off beautifully in the end.
This 1978 1st edition Hardcover book with dust jacket is in GOOD ++ condition. It is signed by both illustrator, Brian Froud, and publisher, Alan Ballantine. Signed copies of Faeries by Brian Froud and Alan Lee are highly sought after; signatures from publisher Ian Ballantine are less common and add unique historical context. This copy bridges the world of art and publishing, making it especially desirable to collectors of fantasy illustration and 20th-century publishing history. The dust jacket is unclipped. Pages are crisp and inner pages are very clear. There is some minor foxing of the book cover and text block mostly at the top edge and a bit at the bottom. See all photos for more condition details. Thank you for looking:)
This activity book has hidden picture puzzles that take time to solve.