The product is a vintage 1971 first edition (not stated but copyrighted text and illustrations are 1971) hardcover book titled “Come Back, Amelia Bedelia” from the Amelia Bedelia Series, signed by author Peggy Parish with note dated 1987, and illustrated by Wallace Tripp. It is a children’s novel featuring large print stories with great illustrations, intended for ages 4-8. The book is in English, has a dust jacket, and contains 64 pages of fiction in a modernist literary style. This collectible book is a unique addition to any children’s literature collection.
Cambridge KJV Cameo New Testament Psalms Bible Morocco Leather RARE LNIB L@@K🌟
It is bound in Berkshire leather, with gilt blocking and edges. The words of Jesus are printed in red. Scarce Collectible Copy in Amazing New Condition. I am not an expert in any field. I use only my own photos so what you see is what you will get.
Cambridge KJV Cameo New Testament Psalms Bible Morocco Leather RARE LNIB L@@K🌟
It is bound in Berkshire leather, with gilt blocking and edges. The words of Jesus are printed in red. Scarce Collectible Copy in Amazing New Condition. I am not an expert in any field. I use only my own photos so what you see is what you will get.
PUYULEK PU’IRTUQ!: THE PEOPLE OF THE VOLCANOES : ANIAKCHAK By Michele Morseth
“Puyulek Pu’irtug! : Aniakchaik National Monument and Preserve Ethnographic Overview and Assessment” by Michele Morseth is a vintage trade paperback book published by the National Park Service, Alaska Region, Division of Cultural Resources. The first publication was in 1998 and the second printing in 2003. It is a nonfiction narrative focusing on the sociology, anthropology, and ethnic studies of the Native American people in the area of Aniakchaik National Monument and Preserve. The book includes illustrations by William Lee and is intended for an adult audience interested in travel and social science genres. At 207 pages long, this second printing publication offers a comprehensive look at the cultural and social aspects of the region.
