Fix the Toys

USA: Dorothy K. Werblow, 1950 Very good + condition, beautiful book, hardly no edge wear, bright boards, on the title page is a ink to and from bottom edge and a black marker inking out some text? bottom edge. All the pages are clean and bright, all heads in new like condition. Has a paper box attached to a page… Read more about this item

William Morrow, 1944. Hard cover. Poor/No jacket. Bin B. Oblong kids activity book. Folded packet that looks like a chest, with only six of the eight heads available. Covers worn and spine missing. As is.

N.p.: Dorothy N. Werblow, 1950. Very Good-. N.p.: Dorothy K. Werblow, 1950. First Edition. Oblong octavo (17.5x24cm.); publisher's spiral-bound pictorial boards; [28]pp.; color illus. throughout, mounted envelope to one page containing eight toy pieces (complete). Biopredation affecting surface of boards and internal leaves, some spotting throughout, ownership address typed twice on title page, else a Good to Very… Read more about this item

New York: William Morrow and Co, 1944. Near fine in VG dust jacket. One page has a folded over section due to a missed cut during manufacture. Oblong 8vo. Unpaged. 28 pages illustrated in color. Bound in color printed boards with matching dust jacket. The story involves eight toys whose heads are missing. The heads are in a… Read more about this item

U.S.A.: Dorothy K. Werblow, 1950 Metal spiral soft cover book in good condition, cover has some scuffs to the front. Large bend top to bottom of the back wrap and some small tears at the spine. All the toys are present

New York:: William Morrow and Co.,, 1944.. First edition.. publisher's boards illustrated in color, in dust jacket.. Two tape repairs to one leaf (the clear tape somewhat darkened); neat tissue reinforcements to the (inner) hinges; 1944 ink ownership name on pastedown. There are some small chips and light rubbing to the dust jacket. Quite attractive. .… Read more about this item

USA: Dorothy K. Werblow, 1950 Cardboard covers with a wire spiral spine. Contains all the heads. Very Good condition.

William Morrow & Co., 1944. Hard. Very Good. First Edition. Pictorial hardback. Edges lightly rubbed, else solid and clean copy. Inscribed and Signed by author under front jacket flap. Lightly worn, price-clipped jacket with tiny tears. All heads in paper crate in great condition.

[New York]: [William Norrow and Co.], 1950. Fine. Oblong 8vo. Unpaged. 28 pages illustrated in color. Bound in color printed boards in originnal box. The story involves eight toys whose heads are missing. The heads are in an envelope to be matched up with the headless toy and fixed by inserting the head in a slot. Compete with… Read more about this item

W. Morrow, 1944. Hardcover. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket in good condition. Later printing. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Secure packaging for safe delivery.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Dorothy K. Werblow, 1950. Soft. Very Good. Pictorial card covers with wire spiral binding -- tight, bright and clean. Book in box with small corner stain and wrinkled cellophane window still intact. Eight flawless heads in crate. Mr. Tippet has eight new toys -- but where are their heads? Find the right head and fix the toy!

Dorothy K. Werblow, January 1950. Trade Paperback. Collectible - Like New/No Jacket. Spiral bound paperback in beautiful condition. All of the heads are included. Book is in the original box. Cellophane front on the box is gone.

None, 1950. Soft Cover. Good. Binding: Cardboard covers, wire spiral binding. Shelf worn, color chipping back cover. Corners slightly worn. Text block: Unpaginated. Clean. Boys Town Nebraska 1961 stamps pasted in throughout (thus taking the condition from fine to good) Content: Story is about a shipment of toys that… Read more about this item