Princeton copy 1: White Cotsen family bookplate with note in JoAnne Cotsen's hand that the book was a Hanukkah gift to her daughter Tobey in 1969.
Princeton copy 1: "Hutchinson" stamped in ink on the front free endpaper.
Princeton copy 1: Title page is printed in red and black.
Princeton copy 1: Series list of twenty-six titles on half title verso ending with The Swiss Family Robinson.
Princeton copy 1: "Printed...the Washington Square Press".
Princeton copy 2: Series list of twenty-eight titles on half title verso ending with The Swiss Family Robinson.
Princeton copy 2: Title page is printed in black.
Princeton copy 2: "With eight illustrations in color by Maria L. Kirk".
Princeton copy 2: "Printed in the United States of America"--t.p. verso.
Princeton copy 2: Publication date of 1935 inferred from the series list, which is identical to the one in the edition of MacDonald's The Princess and the Goblin (1935), Cotsen number 12044.
Princeton copy 2: The book's flyleaves and endpapers have been covered with pencil drawings of princesses, not all of them entirely decent.
Binding note
Princeton copy 1: Pub. red pictorial cloth stamped in black and gilt with white pictorial endpapers printed in dark orange.
Princeton copy 2: Pub. red pictorial cloth stamped in black with ivory pictorial endpapers printed in orange.
Provenance
Princeton copy 1: Cotsen, Tobey
OCLC
1897267
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