McLoughlin Bros Swing High-Swing Low Vintage Children's Rhymes Hardcover Book
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Condition: Heavy wear from years of loving use. The pictorial cover is scuffed, with chipped and frayed board corners and edges and a frayed cloth spine. The front hinge is split, with the endpaper loosened and the stitching showing. There is pencil scribbling on both covers, a stain spot on the front cover, a red '183' on the back cover, and toned pages. A previous owner's name is written on the 'This Book Belongs to' plate, and a holiday sticker is on the title page. See photos.
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Swing High-Swing Low is a little storybook of short tales and rhymes in simple words, illustrated in color and black and white, including the classic fable 'Belling the Cat.' It comes from McLoughlin Bros., the Springfield, Massachusetts publisher whose picture books have been favorites with children and collectors of vintage children's literature for generations. A fun addition to a shelf of old nursery books, a cozy read-aloud, or a display with other vintage toys and books.
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- McLoughlin Bros., Inc., Springfield, Mass. imprint, cover number 2345.
- Hardcover with color pictorial paper-covered boards and a blue cloth spine.
- Illustrated throughout.
Condition: Heavy wear from years of loving use. The pictorial cover is scuffed, with chipped and frayed board corners and edges and a frayed cloth spine. The front hinge is split, with the endpaper loosened and the stitching showing. There is pencil scribbling on both covers, a stain spot on the front cover, a red '183' on the back cover, and toned pages. A previous owner's name is written on the 'This Book Belongs to' plate, and a holiday sticker is on the title page. See photos.
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