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| 1 | Arden, Carolyn Goose Moon [full description] Honesdale, Pa., Boyds Mills Press, 2004 1st ed, hardcover. As New/As New. A delightful story about a girl waiting for the end of winter. Her grandfather teaches her how to watch for the signs that spring is on the way. "The book paints a strong relationship between the protagonist and her grandfather, bound together by their love of nature as ... [cont'd] CL# 765. Price: $ 65.00 
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| 2 |  | Chapman, Allen, [pseudonym used by Stratemeyer Syndicate] The Railroad Series (Volumes 1-8 inclusive) [full description] New York, Grosset & Dunlap, Various dates 8 vols., hardcover. Very Good/Good. This is a set of the first 8 titles (Volumes 1 thru 8 out of 10 in total that were published) from a series targetted to boys (approximately age 10 and up). All 8 have original DJ's, now in archival film covers. The series was published from 1906-1928 and featured fi ... [cont'd]
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| 3 | Cunningham, Carol S. Mr. Finney and the Turnip [Sunflower Press] [details from Private Press web site] Mill Valley, Sunflower Press, 1988 First Edition, As New. Limited edition of 50 copies; CL# 567. Price: $ 75.00
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| 4 | Cunningham, Carol S. Toad [Sunflower Press] [details from Private Press web site] Mill Valley, CA, Sunflower Press, 1983 First Thus, As New. Limited edition of 80 copies; CL# 572. Price: $ 95.00
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| 5 | Phelan, Jacquie How Rabbit Lost His Tail [Sunflower Press] [details from Private Press web site] Mill Valley, CA, Sunflower Press, 2003 First Edition, hardcover. Fine/no DJ as issued. Limited edition, copy 4 of 25; Cover by Carol S. Cunningham; A handmade miniature book, printed by Carol S. Cunningham, proprietor of the Sunflower Press which is a private press in California. Hand-bound in blue cloth over boards, with yellow paper label on cover, yellow endpapers. Unpaginated (28 pp: iv, 24) with single sheet e ... [cont'd] CL# 522. Price: $ 55.00
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