First Edition Thus. Quarto, original gray illustrated cloth. Unusual contemporary republication of this early Seuss title, first issued by Vanguard Press, presumably to market a sturdier and more compact edition to libraries. Issued without dustjacket. This copy remarkable for having not been marked by a library and in original published condition. Very Good to Near Fine. Item #14066

First Edition. Quarto, original illustrated boards and publisher's dustjacket. Dr. Seuss's extremely scarce first children's book. Near Fine in Very Good to Near Fine dustjacket with boy in blue shorts at front panel and correct blurbs at flaps, lower front flap price-clipped (price is not needed to determine first issue jacket), some shallow loss at spine ends, few small chips and short closed tears at top rear panel. Item #16077

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 attractive copy, with small previous owner sticker at front pastedown, in lovely crisp Near Fine dustjacket. Item #12531

First Printing stated, in First Issue dustjacket. The sequel to Dr. Seuss's most enduring contribution to children's literature. Near Fine, in Very Good to Near Fine dustjacket, few nicks at top spine end, modest edge wear. Item #16041

First Edition. Near Fine but for lower fore-edge corners showing boards in Very Good dustjacket, dime sized abrasion at top rear panel. Item #37043

No date but circa 1934, one sheet fold twice (six panels), blue and red illustrated 'wrappers'. Rare brochure advertising Essomarine Oils and Greases as well as the booklet Dr. Seuss illustrated for the company titled "Secrets of the Deep". The first inside 'page' of brochure duplicates the forward of 'Secrets of the Deep' and Seuss's illustration with copy that includes "To secure one of these laugh-makers, fill in the enclosed card and drop it in the box at the Essomarine booth..." unfortunately this card is no longer with the brochure. In lovely condition. Item #20761

Early or First Pressing. Original vinyl LP, Original illustrated record sleeve. Two Seuss titles dramatized for listening. Sleeve in Very Good condition, lacks inner paper sleeve, record with what appear to be a few very minor scratches. Item #12525

First Edition. Quarto, Original White unglazed illustrated boards. An uncommon, attractively illustrated, Seuss title printed without dustjacket. Very Good plus copy, some generally mild age toning to white covers. Item #12527

First Edition. One of Seuss most entertaining books for first and second graders. Meets all first issue points as described in Younger and Hirsche bibliography. Near Fine bright copy with 'Good Wishes' greeting card pasted to front pastedown, in Near Fine dustjacket with yellow at spine faded, else crisp. Item #9746

No date, circa 1966. Early or First Pressing. Original vinyl LP, Original illustrated record sleeve. Two Seuss titles dramatized by Marvin Miller and the Marty Gold Orchestra. Sleeve in Good condition with edge wear, record with general scratches. Item #12536

First Edition. One of Seuss's last works and one that is increasingly difficult to fine in attractive unmarked condition. Fine in Near Fine dustjacket. Item #12537

First Edition, First Issue (according to Younger and Hirsch with correct ads and jacket price). Octavo, original illustrated boards and dustjacket. Uncommon Seuss title published under his pseudonym Theo. Lesieg. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, closed tear with rubbing at both spine ends. Item #41859