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House : a word book / drawn by Dianne Weiss ; written by Louise De La Rue.
Author
De La Rue, Louise
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
[San Rafael, Calif.] : Feathered Serpent Press, 1989.
Description
32 unnumbered pages : illustrations (part color) ; 61 mm
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Notes
Special Collections - Cotsen Children's Library
30002 Miniatures
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Subject(s)
Dwellings
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Juvenile literature
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Miniature books
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Specimens
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Ill
Weiss, Dianne
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Related name
Acker, Susan, 1946-
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Feathered Serpent Press
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Rare books genre
Miniature books (Printing)
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United States
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20th century
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Summary note
Defines the word 'house,' speaks of its origins, types of houses and occupations associated with the word.
Notes
"This book was printed by Susan Acker in an edition of 150 copies ..."--Colophon.
Place of publication from R.C. Bradbury.
Illustrations partially hand-colored.
Cotsen copy: Number 18 of an edition of 150, numbered and signed by Susan Acker.
Cotsen copy: Inscription 'For Kal whose collection was the highlight of the [Conclave?] September 1989 Susan.'
Cotsen copy: Booklabel on front pastedown 'Levitan 2964.'
Binding note
Pub. tan pictorial cloth bds. printed in dark brown, blue endpapers and tin color-printed pictorial case shaped as a house.
References
Bradbury, R.C. 20th century U.S. miniature books, p. 78, no. 6
OCLC
45068479
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