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Books published by publisher Saalfield Publishing Co.

  • The Battleship Boys in the Wardroom, or Winning Their Commissions as Line Officers on the Eve of the Great War

    Frank Gee Patchin

    Hardcover (Saalfield Publishing Company, March 15, 1918)
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  • The Water-Babies. A Fairy-Tale for Land-Babies.

    Charles Kingsley

    Hardcover (The Saalfield Publishing Co., Sept. 3, 1905)
    None
  • Pinocchio

    D. Collodi, Frances Brundage

    Hardcover (Saafield Publishing, Co., July 6, 1924)
    Antique hardcover copy in original G. Lawson dust jacket. Jacket shows light soil and several tears, but remains 95% complete. Pages tanned but otherwise clean. Sturdy binding.
  • Dave Dawson With The Air Corps: The War Adventure series

    R. Sidney Bowen

    Hardcover (The Saalfield Publishing Co., March 15, 1942)
    Description: Copyright 1942, hardcover, 251 pages. SYNOPSIS: "The Dave Dawson aviation stories were classics of the WWII era. American Dave Dawson with his English pal Freddy Farmer roamed the skies throughout the world defeating the evil forces of Germany, Italy and Japan. In this novel they trail the unknown villain, then on a small Caribbean island, Dave and Freddy come face to face with the Nazi and his colleagues." CONDITION: Corners are bent, front has angle crease, small price on front flyleaf, hinges have loosened exposing netted cloth. Pages are browned. No loose pages.
  • David Bushnell and his American Turtle

    David Bushnell

    Hardcover (The Saalfield Publishing Co., March 15, 1903)
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  • At the Back of the North Wind

    George MacDonald, Frances Brundage (illustrator)

    Hardcover (Saalfield Publishing, Sept. 3, 1927)
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  • The Girls of Central High; or, Rivals for All Honors. The Girls of Central High Series

    Gertrude W. Morrison

    Hardcover (Saalfield Publishing Company, )
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  • Billy Whiskers' adventures

    Frances Trego Montgomery, Paul Hawthorne

    Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co, July 6, 1920)
    This lovely vintage children's book circa 1920 tells about the many adventures of Billy Whiskers, a goat, and his friends Button, the cat and Stumpy, the dog. The setting is just after their return from World War I. Each chapter tells of a new adventure and is accompanied by lovely color and black and white illustrations. This book takes us on a journey back in time and would make a very nice addition to anyone's library.
  • Pinocchio

    C. Collodi, Frances Brundage

    Hardcover (The Saalfield Publishing Co., July 6, 1924)
    Carved by a woodcarver named Geppetto in a small Italian village, Pinocchio was created as a wooden puppet but dreamed of becoming a real boy. He has also been used as a character who is prone to telling lies and fabricating stories for various reasons. The story has appeared in many adaptations in other media. Pinocchio has been called an icon of modern culture and one of the most re-imagined characters in the pantheon of children's literature.
  • Toby Tyler

    James Otis; Illustrator-William Couse

    Hardcover (The Saalfield Publishing Co., July 6, 1938)
    Hardback book by James Otis, illustrated by William P Couse, published by The Saalfield Publishing Company in 1938
  • Billy Whiskers out for fun

    Frances Trego Montgomery

    Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co, March 15, 1922)
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  • BILLY WHISKERS AT THE CIRCUS

    F. G. Wheeler, Arthur Debebian

    Hardcover (The Saalfield Publishing Co, March 15, 1908)
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