A Fuzzy Wuzzy Book “Miss Sniff” 1945 Illustrated children’s book with faux “fur” on the animals
$144.00
A “very good” vintage full color, illustrated children’s book published by Whitman Publishing in 1945, unpaginated.
First edition.
Binding and gutters are tight, no loose, torn, or folded pages. Christmas 1946 gift inscription on front free end-paper, other wise no marks or writing. Pages are bright. The “fuzz” on the cats and dogs is mostly complete, if somewhat compressed due to age. The fuzz has created “ghosts” on the opposite facing pages.
The matching vintage dust wrapper is not clipped. Shows some edge wear with a little chipping at flap corners, and a small loss at the spine head. A few surface scuffs on the back cover, but overall, a very pleasing, much better than average dust wrapper for a children’s book of this vintage.
See accompanying images for full condition details.
Scarce title in with scarcer yet dust jacket.
Will ship promptly, carefully packaged and insured.
1 in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 48 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 13 × 11 × 1 in |
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