First Edition, with First Issue points, including “50 Word Vocabulary” sticker to front panel of dustjacket. This copy includes an index card signed by Seuss laid in. Shiny pictorial boards, color pictorial endpapers, color illustrations throughout, color illustrated dustjacket. Almost Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some nicks, rubbing and short closed tears at spine ends. Item #37750

First Edition (second state/issue with blue shorts). Quarto, original illustrated boards and publisher's dustjacket. Dr. Seuss's extremely scarce first children's book. This copy with dustjacket with boy in blue shorts at front panel and correct blurbs at flaps, lower front flap price-clipped but price is not needed to determine first issue jacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow loss at spine ends, few small chips and short closed tears at top rear panel. Item #41418

First Edition. Quarto, original pictorial boards and end papers. Seuss's take on the inanity of warfare, in this case two factions battle over which side of bread should be buttered. One of the few Seuss titles to be issued without a dustjacket. Meets all first issue points found in Younger and Hirsch. Near Fine, front spine edge with mild bump. Item #12530

First Printing stated, in First Issue dustjacket. The sequel to Dr. Seuss's most enduring contribution to children's literature. Near Fine, small name in child's hand and cat's eye's blacked out in blue ink at front free endpaper, in Near Fine dustjacket. Item #14069

First Edition. Quarto. Original illustrated boards. Includes nineteen Seuss-Songs for beginning singers. Piano Score and chords by Eugene Poddany. Very Good, mild mustiness, spine end corners and edges with moderate rubbing. Item #12533

First Edition, First Issue. Great Seuss title for anyone who enjoys a little sleep. Near Fine but for some bubbling to glazed boards at fore-edge of front cover, in Near Fine bright and crisp dustjacket, less than a centimeter closed tear at top rear panel. Item #22491

First Edition, with $1.95 price and points found in Younger and Hirsch. A Seuss classic. Very Good to Near Fine in a Very Good dustjacket with modest soiling and wear. Item #20688

First Edition, complete number line. Original illustrated glazed boards. Illustrated by James Stevenson. One of Seuss's later children's books. Very Good to Near Fine, few mild signs of use. Item #14065

First Edition. Quarto, original pictorial boards and end papers. One of Seuss's large format titles and one that tells the adventures of a young traveler who meets innumerable obstacles in getting to where he wants to go. Meets all first issue points found in Younger and Hirsch. Near Fine in bright Very Good-Near Fine dustjacket with original 295/295 price at front flap, minor crease lines just visible at spine and edges of front panel. Item #9747

First Edition, First Issue. Great Seuss title for anyone who enjoys a little sleep. Near Fine in Very Good-Near Fine dustjacket with minor spine end wear, original 295/295 price at flap. Item #11577

First Edition. Quarto, original pictorial boards and end papers. Seuss's political analog of a turtle who wants to be on top. Meets all first issue points found in Younger and Hirsch. Near Fine, general shelf wear, in Very Good dustjacket with 295/295 price at front flap, edges with moderate wear, few short closed tears and light surface wear, top spine end chipped centimeter deep. Item #15870

Early or First Pressing. Original vinyl LP, Original illustrated record sleeve. Classic Seuss title dramatized for listening by Zero Mostel. Very Good - Near Fine sleeve and record still in original shrink-wrap, but with some creasing to sleeve outlining record. Item #12538

First Edition. Octavo, Original illustrated glazed boards. The only title written by Seuss using this pseudonym and one of the scarcer titles in his pantheon. Illustrated by Michael Frith. This copy with correct number line at copyright page. A truly lovely and bright Near Fine copy. Item #14070