Hi everyone.
I’m trying to trace a BookCrossing book based on the official records.
A copy of Little Miss Jealous by Roger Hargreaves (I can provide a picture if needed) was released in Shepparton (Abernethy St. bus stop, Victoria, Australia) on 18 May 2013 by a user called “Kellygang” and has not been registered since.
I’m looking for any information about what might have happened to this specific copy.
Any insight would be really appreciated.
Thanks.
I have never seen binding like this before! Anyone know anything about it?
This copy is a 1914 print of the 1898 first edition. Illustrated by Henry Justice Ford.
Family has no idea (none of us were ever musicians). We didn’t even know our dad had it.
Any possible info would be appreciated. It is kinda neat but all in German (which none of us speak).
It is missing its front cover but it still has its bookmark, 350 years later, along with a paper receipt or something. Also, someone took it upon themselves to cut out the plates and paste them in, and color a few of them!
This is such a fun little find for only $35 :)
Hope you all enjoy it as much as I do!
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Poetical Works of Francis Ridley Havergal: Under His Shadow; the Ministry of Song; Under the Surface.
Publisher is J. Nisbet and Co., London
My neighbor was getting rid of a pile of stuff and this was in it. It's in pretty rough condition. I don't know anything about old books, so I photographed it and ran the images through an AI and got this:
Suggestions on what to do with it...
I am now in charge of cataloging all the ancient texts!
As I get deeper into the vault, even older ones will reveal themselves, this is who I came across today.
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Louis Agassiz Fuertes was a pretty interesting guy
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From my personal collection.
Second post attempt; first upload failed and didnt include photos. I removed and reuploaded.
Cover is rebounded but text is original.
I am based out of Bangalore and have these HR course books which is never used. If anyone is interested to buy out, please DM asap.
Another book fair find to add to the collection.