The Seven Lady Godivas Counting books - Specimens (pseudonym)

(pseudonym)

CONSTITUTING A PARAMOUNT ARTIFACT FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH INTO PRE-CINEMATIC ANIMATION

Identified by the definitive points outlined in the Schuster & Engen bibliography [201: 1a] (including the specific layout of the Routledge imprint and the presentation of the wood-engravings)

a remarkable state for an object of this format

" -- [this broadside]

The Seven Lady Godivas Counting books - Specimens (pseudonym)Seuss, Dr. The Seven Lady Godivas. New York: Random House, (1939). FIRST EDITION; "FIRST PRINTING" stated on copyright page. 4to 10 1 4" x 7 7 16". Textured salmon cloth covered boards with the Godiva coat of arms printed in brown to front cover with no signs of handling or wear for what is a lovely copy of the book. Original publisher's unclipped ($1. 75), color pictorial dust jacket with an illustration of the seven ladies, all wearing their