Books with author Robert Louis Stevenson 1850-1894 Hallock Ruth Mary 1876-1945 illus

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Hardcover; Fair; Hard cover with illustrated front boards. (No ISBN stated) The classic book of children's poems and stories and illustrations in an abbreviated version the size of 5½ inches by 6½ inches. 44 glorious black and white illustrations copywrited in 1919 (Ruth Mary Hallock). Fair copy securely attached to boards, page edges heavily soiled, pages lightly soiled, stray children's scribbles on three pages, owner's name written on first page, fair boards, heavily soiled, delicately colored illustration on front board of "The Wind." Children's

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