Treasures of Disney Animation Art 1st edition Vintage illustrated coffee table book 1982
This is a “very good” or better orange cloth wrapped large format vintage hardcover with matching original jacket published in 1982 by Abeville, 319 page including index.
First edition, profusely illustrated in color throughout.
Text block is square and tight, as are the gutters and hinges. Board corners and spine head and heal are not bumped. No writing. No loose, torn or folded pages. Text block edges bright all around. Matching original dust wrapper is not clipped. No tears or significant flaws.
Super nice Disney film treasure book. Will make a wonderful gift for the Disney vintage animated film buff!
Will ship promptly, boxed, carefully packaged with insurance.
Additional information
| Weight | 160 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17 × 13 × 5 in |
| Shipping Options | Standard + Tracking, Tracking + Insurance |
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