April 30, 2024
Lot of 6 1930's 1940's Whitman Big and Better Little Books
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Sombrero Pete--Whitman Big Little Book 1136, Published 1936--Good condition with complete text. Front blank page is missing (pages 3-4) and there is some tearing of spine at corners. � Zip Saunders King of the Speedway--Whitman Better Little Book 1465, Published 1939--Cover is in good shape, but first 12 pages are missing. First complete page is page 13. Tear on page 250. Flame Boy and The Indian's Secret--Whitman Better Little Book 1464, Published 1938--written by Oren Arnold and illustrated by Hopi Indian Artist Sekakuku, book is well-used. Worn corners, bent pages, tears/torn page corner, pencil/ink inscription on front page. Text complete, but page may be missing at end of book. Mandrake the Magician--Whitman Big Little Book 1167, Published 1935--by Lee Falk/Phil Davis. Complete. Worn edges and corners and some slight tears. Spine cover loose on one side. Frank Buck presents Ted Towers Animal Master--Whitman BLB 1175, Published 1935--From famous comic strip. Complete copy shows some wear at corners of spine, one bent corner on page 280, tear on page 270, corner torn off of page 198. Smilie' Jack and The Coral Princess--Whitman Better Little Book 1464, Published 1943,1945--Based on famous comic strip by Zack Mosley. Complete, but some stains and spots on edges of book pages. � Please view photos carefully and ask questions
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