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Seventeen Dollars a Square Inch A Personal Tribute to Eric Sloane by: Fenn, Forrest. First Edition by One Horse Land & Cattle Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico: [2007]. Fine in black cloth covered boards with silver colored text stamping on the spine and on the front board. An oblong small quarto measuring 9 1/4" tall by 11 7/8" deep containing 111 pages. In a fine unclipped dust jacket. A new book about Eric Sloane by famed art dealer, Forrest Fenn from Santa Fe, who handled Sloane's paintings for ten years. It's not so much a biography as it is a personal tribute to him. Opening it and reading it feels very much like having in your hands another new book by Sloane as it is so full of his touch, his drawings, his paintings and his sole. Every page contains either some of his witticism, a quick sketch or a wonderful, full color painting by him. 146 illustrations with 64 full color plates and 4 black and white images. This is a wonderful book! It is replete with information and anecdotes that could only be related by a close friend of Eric's. We are also fortunate that the author is a person who could remember so many of Eric Sloane's stories and had such a vast collection of material from him upon which to draw. Quoted at the publisher's list price of $65.00 plus Priority delivery shipment of $8.00 within the USA.

Roll over Image to expandAn Age of Barns by: Eric Sloane, 5th Printing Published by: Funk & Wagnalls in New York: 1966. Fine in red paper covered boards with the illustration of a barn on the front board. An oblong small quarto measuring 10 1/4" by 12". In a very good+ unclipped dust jacket with minor light rubbing and wear at the ends of the spine area and around the edges of the panels. Signed and dated by the author on the first free end page and remarqued with a sketch of a barn on a hill and inscribed "to the Bassin Library | 1972". A highly collectable copy of one of Eric Sloane's more widely recognized books. Unpaginated with black and white illustrations throughout and ten full color plates of paintings by Sloane. TB23511 $275.00

Roll over Image to expandAn Age of Barns by: Eric Sloane, First by Henry Holt Edition Published by: Henry Holt and Co. in New York: 1990. Near fine in black paper covered boards with silver colored text stamping on the spine with a minor bump to the lower edge of the rear board with slight fading. In a near fine dust jacket with the price intact on the front flap. A folio with wonderful color plates throughout. A highly collectable copy of one of Eric Sloane's more widely recognized books. This variation of the book differs slightly in the format and pagination than those published by Funk & Wagnalls. TB19917 $100.00

Roll over Image to expandAn Age of Barns - a special Natural History Bonus by: Eric Sloane, Excerpt dtd 1976 Published by: American Museum of Natural History in New York: 1976. Very good in paper wraps with a small area of the front panel which is very lightly soiled. Without a dust jacket as issued. This is the special excerpt from the 1967 book of the same name issued by The American Museum of Natural History to its members in 1976. Contains un-numbered pages with 8 full color plates and loaded with sketches of barns and barn details. TB23364 $15.00

An Age of Barns (in wraps) by: Eric Sloane, First Ballantine Edition Published by: Ballantine Books in New York: 1974. Very good in printed heavy paper wraps with rubbing at the folds to the spine and rubbing around the panel edges. Without a dust jacket as issued. Signed, dated in 1974 and inscribed by the author on the first free end page. A folio sized reprint in paperback form of Eric Sloane's remarkable book of barns. 93 numbered pages with three un-numbered pages to follow including 10 full color plates of the author/artist's barn paintings. TB21916 $50.00

An Age of Barns (in wraps) by: Eric Sloane, 4th Ballantine Printing Published by: Ballantine Books in New York: 1974. Very good+ with very slight wear to the edges of the panels. Without a dust jacket as issued as it is in wraps. A folio sized reprint in paperback edition of Eric Sloane's remarkable book of barns. We must also point out that a prior owner has made an interesting and talented sketch of a barn's roof on page 41. TB23794 $25.00

Roll over Image to expandAmerican Barns and Covered Bridges by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Wilfred Funk, Inc. in New York: 1954. Very near fine in light brown cloth covered boards with dark brown text and decorations on the spine and on the front board. The cloth at the heel of the spine is very slightly rubbed and there is a ghost of perhaps a removed book plate from the front paste down. In a very good-, unclipped dust jacket with 1/4" deep chipping across the upper edge of the spine area and with rubbing at the folds and at the lower edge of the spine area. Uniquely sketched twice by the author on the first free end page and on the verso of the fly title page. The first free end page shows a sketch of a man working on the roof of a covered bridge and it is inscribed by the author and signed by Sloane and dated at Brookfield, Conn. in 1954. The verso side of the fly title page shows a sketch by Sloane of a barn beneath which he has made the subtraction of 1970 - 1954 = "16 years later and still going strong" and again signed by Sloane. One of Eric Sloane's earliest books dealing with Americana. This one is a classic as it includes his now famous sketches of barn and covered bridge details that no one else has illustrated as well. 112 pages of text with black and white line illustrations throughout. This is one of the more interesting remarqued volumes we have seen. The first illustration by Sloane shows a man working atop a covered bridge and it is dated 1954 in the year of publication. The second illustration shows a barn dated 1970 and the notation by Sloane "16 years later and still going strong" followed by Sloane's signature. TB22024 $500.00

Roll over Image to expandAmerican Barns and Covered Bridges by: Eric Sloane, 3rd Printing Published by: Wilfred Funk, Inc. in New York: 1954. Near fine in decorated tan cloth covered boards with a 1/16" closed tear to the cloth at the head of the spine. A small quarto measuring 9 3/4" tall by 7" deep. In a very good+ dust jacket with the price intact and with 1/8" deep chips across the upper edge of the spine area and with a 1/4" deep chip at the upper edge of the front panel. One of Eric Sloane's earliest books dealing with Americana. This one is a classic as it includes his now famous sketches of barn and covered bridge details that no one else has illustrated as well or as thoroughly. TB23060 $40.00

Roll over Image to expandAmerican Yesterday by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Wilfred Funk, Inc. in New York: 1956. Fine in decorated light blue cloth covered boards with dark blue text on the spine and on the front board. A small quarto measuring 9 3/4" tall by 7" deep. In a very good+ unclipped dust jacket with very light wear and rubbing at the upper edge of the spine area. This is Eric Sloane's tribute to America's "attic of vanishing ways and obsolete occupations". The very quintessence of Sloane with wonderfully detailed sketches of early American ways. 123 pages of text with extensive pen and ink illustrations by the author. TB23059 $75.00

Roll over Image to expandThe Book of Storms by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Duell, Sloan & Pearce in New York: 1956. Fine in bright yellow cloth covered boards with black text on the spine with only a faint ghost of a removed label (probably a prior owner's book plate) on the first free end page. In a near fine unclipped dust jacket with only a slight hint of rubbing at the lower edge of the spine area. One of Sloane's earlier weather titles which has become extremely difficult to locate in collectable condition. This copy is remarkably clean, bright and crisp! 109 pages of text and with black and white illustrations. TB23005 $125.00

Roll over Image to expandCirrus Sunset - Poster for The Santa Fe Opera by: Eric Sloane (1905-1985), Published by: no publisher stated in Santa Fe: 1992. A fine color poster of a golden sky sunset over a distant plateau with what appears to be an adobe village in the mid-ground with a horse and rider coming across a snow covered field. The poster measures 25" by 18" and the image of Sloane's painting measures 19" by 12 1/2". The photo of the art work was taken by Fenn Galleries of Santa Fe which reveals in extraordinary detail the brush strokes and subtleties of the artist's work. TB23439 $50.00

Clouds, Air and Wind by: Eric Sloane, Third Printing Published by: Devin-Adair Company in New York: 1941. Very good in decorated gray cloth covered boards with black & red text with mild staining to the front board and the cloth at the heel of the spine is worn through and with a mild separation between the pages after the frist signature. Without its issued dust jacket but with the rear panel of the dust jacket laid-in. This is Eric Sloane's first book which is quite scarce. 74 pages of text and illustrations followed by two un-numbered pages. TB16368 $85.00

The Cracker Barrel by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Funk & Wagnalls in New York: 1967. Near fine in cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine with the upper edges of the boards very slightly faded. In a very good+ price clipped dust jacket with the spine area very slightly faded. 110 pages of text and black and white sketches helping to round out the stories heard at the local country store in years gone by TB18852 $40.00

The Do's and Don'ts of Yesterday by: Eric Sloane, Reprints Published by: Walker & Company in New York: 1972. This two volume set contains both Do and Don't. Both books are in fine and near fine conditions. Without dust jackets as issued; however, both books are contained in a very good+ slip case which shows minor soiling to the paper label on the front panel. TB22015 $45.00

Roll over Image to expandEric Sloane's 1987 I Remember America Calendar by: Eric Sloane, Published by: Connecticut Historical Commission in Hartford, Conn.: 1987. A six page calander for 1987 which contains six of the artist's paintings each of which is in a 14" by 1" format with the calendar measuring 16" wide by 24" high. The art work includes: First Snow, Hill Farm, Campsite, Prairie Gold, Strem in Autumn, and East Mill. The Sloane-Stanley Museum is advertised on each of the pages and there is a commentary on each painting/print on each page. TB22321 $25.00

Roll over Image to expandEric Sloane's Almanac and Weather Forecaster by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Duell, Sloan & Pearce in New York: 1955. An xLibrary copy in good condition in red cloth covered boards with black text stamping on the spine. The cloth is worn through on the lower edges of the boards, there is a black library call number on the spine, both hinges are cracked but repaired, a label placed over a library stamp on the front paste down and there are several pages within the text block with a blind embossed seal from the library. In a very good- price clipped dust jacket with light rubbing and wear to the folds and extremes. A scarce book in collectable condition. 169 pages of text and illustrations through-out. TB16518 $55.00

Roll over Image to expandEric Sloane's America by: Eric Sloane, Reprint of three volumes Published by: Amaranth Press in New York: 1986. Near fine in full dark blue leather covered boards with gilt tool work and a color graphic of one of Eric Sloane's paintings fixed to the front board. All edges of the text block are in gilt. A small quarto measuring 9 1/4" by 7" with a small 1/8" dent to the fore edge of the rear board. Without a dust jacket as issued. A single volume reprint of American Barns and Covered Bridges, Our Vanishing Landscape and American Yesterday. 343 pages of text extensively illustrated with line drawings throughout by the author/artist. A very clean and handsome copy of a scarce Eric Sloane collectible item. TB23615 $75.00

Roll over Image to expandEric Sloane's Americana by: Eric Sloane, 2nd, 3rd and 2nd with sketchs Published by: Wilfred Funk, Inc in New York: various. All three volumes are in fine to near fine conditions in cloth covered boards. All three jackets are in good to very good+ conditions with the upper 1/4 of front panel of the dust jacket of Our Vanishing Landscape missing and with a 1/2" chip missing from the lower edge of the spine area from American Barns and Covered Bridges. Each volume in this set contains a ballpoint pen sketch of a covered bridge beneath which the author signed his name with "Eric Sloane | New Milford, Conn." This is rather uncommon as he often inscribed books to their owners. The set includes America Yesterday, American Barns and Covered Bridges and Our Vanishing Landscape. The slip case containing the three volumes is in good condition with a split at the rear edge of the case, rubbing at the edges and a number of tears around the front viewing panel. TB15992 $300.00

Roll over Image to expandEric Sloane's Sketches of America Past by: Eric Sloane, Reprint of three volumes Published by: Amaranth Press in New York: 1986. Fine in full green leather covered boards with gilt tool work and a color graphic of one of Eric Sloane's paintings fixed to the front board. All edges of the text block are in gilt. Without a dust jacket as issued. A single volume reprint of Diary of an Early American Boy, A Museum of Early American Tools and A Reverence for Wood. A very clean and handsome copy of a scarce Eric Sloane collectible item. TB19188 $85.00

Eric Sloane's Weather Book by: Eric Sloane, 8th Printing (6/64) Published by: Duell, Sloan & Pearce in New York: 1952. Near fine in gray linen covered boards with red text and decorations on the spine and front board with a touch of rubbing to the cloth at the head of the spine. In a very good+ unclipped dust jacket with only modest wear and rubbing to the ends of the spine area which is also faded. This is Sloane's classic of weather books. Richly illustrated making it easy to understand the weather patters he describes in his text of the book. TB23850 $50.00

Roll over Image to expandEric Sloane's Weather Book (with sketch) by: Eric Sloane, 6th Printing - Jan.,1962 Published by: Duell, Sloane & Pear in New York: 1952. Very near fine with a 1" square stain on the lower edge of the front board & a prior's owner's name on the bottom edge of the text block. In a very good+ dust jacket with a 3" tear (1" of which is open) on the rear panel and light wear & rubbing to the spine ends and corners. With a remarque by the artist/author on the front free end paper showing a happy sun shinning through a rain cloud at a farmer in a field below. Inscribed and signed. Together with a typed and signed letter from Sloane to the prior owner. TB10369 $300.00

Roll over Image to expandThe Five Foot Bologna (Original Art Work By Eric Sloane) by: Eric Sloane, Published by: the artist/author in : . "The Five foot Bologna" which appears on the 11th unnumbered page of Eighty. It is done in what appears to be India Ink on white poster board and includes Sloane's penciled layout lines. There is a faint yellow discoloration at the upper left-hand corner caused by offsetting from masking tape placed on the tissue guard laying atop the art work. The object measures 3 1/8" wide by 11" tall. TB18442 $250.00

Folklore of American Weather by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Duell Sloan & Pearce in New York: 1963. Fine in light grey linen covered boards with with red text on the spine. In a fine unclipped dust jacket with a hint of tanning to the spine area. 63 pages of text and illustrations by the author. One of the more difficult early titles by Sloane to acquire in collectible condition. TB23860 $100.00

I Remember America (in wraps) by: Eric Sloane, First by Ballantine Books Published by: Ballantine Books in New York: 1977. Near fine in illustrated heavy paper wraps. Without a dust jacket as issued. 187 printed pages containing 35 color plates of some of the author's more famous rural scenes and countless black and white sketches. TB14856 $21.00

Legacy by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Funk & Wagnals in New York: 1979. Very good but an x-library copy with typical plates, pockets and stampings. In a very good+ dust jacket with a library call number on the spine area. Difficult to locate in collectable condition. 77 pages containing a number of the author's black and white sketches through-out. Reflections on the lessons of America's past for America's future. TB07709 $24.50

Roll over Image to expandThe Little Red Schoolhouse by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Doubleday & Co. in Garden City: 1972. Fine in black and olive green cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a very good, price clipped dust jacket with a 1/2" closed tear at the lower edge of the spine area with related creasing and a 1/16" chip at the upper edge of the spine area. "A Sketchbook of Early American Education." Unpaginated but containing about 42 pages of text and line drawings by the author describing education in one room school houses. TB19107 $50.00

Roll over Image to expandLook at the Sky! by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Duell, Sloane & Pearce in New York: 1961. Fine in red/orange cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine and illustrated end papers with only a faint ghost of a removed label (probably a prior owner's book plate) on the first free end page. In a near fine unclipped dust jacket with only a hint of rubbing to the ends of the spine area. Extremely bright and clean with no chips or tears. A title which has become increasingly more difficult to locate in collectable condition. 76 pages of text and illustrations throughout by Sloane. This is a remarkably clean, crisp and handsome copy! TB23006 $100.00

Look at the Sky and Tell the Weather by: Eric Sloane, Second Printing of First Enlarged Edition Published by: Funk & Wagnals in New York: 1970. Near fine in blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. An oblong octavo measuring 9" by 12". In a very good+ price clipped dust jacket with light rubbing and wear to the ends of the spine area and to the extremes of the folds to the flaps. Signed by the author on the second free end page. Originally printed in a smaller format under the title "Look at The Sky!". This is the expanded and revised edition with 89 pages and a fold-out plate at the rear. A very clean, crisp and handsome copy. TB23510 $100.00

Roll over Image to expandA Museum of Early American Tools by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Wilfred Funk in New York: 1964. Near fine in light brown decorated cloth covered boards with black text on the spine and two black sketches of hand tools on the front board. A small quarto measuring 10 3/4" by 7 3/4" with a small prior owner's book plate on the verso of the first free end page. In a very good+ unclipped dust jacket with tanning and light soiling to the spine area and with several spots of small water droplets on the rear panel. 108 pages including an index, text and illustrated throughout with line drawings by Sloane A very handsome, collectable copy of the first edition of one of Eric Sloane's most notable titles. Eric Sloane's classic of hand tools used by the many trades of early America. Beautifully illustrated with sketches by the author. TB23702 $75.00

A Museum of Early American Tools (wraps) by: Eric Sloane, 11th PB printing by Ballantine Published by: Ballantine Books in New York: 1974. Fine in heavy, illustrated paper wraps. Without a dust jacket as issued. 108 pages containing an index, text and extensive illustrations of early american tools. TB23763 $15.00

Roll over Image to expandOctober Gleaning - Lithographic Print by: Eric Sloane (1905-1985), Published by: Penn Prints in New York: n.d.. A fine lithographic print of a stone barn in the middle of a golden field with wagons out front and two children picking apples from a nearby tree. The sheet on which the print appears measuring 26" by 14" and the image itself measures 24" by 12". TB23436 $45.00

Roll over Image to expandOur Vanishing Landscape by: Eric Sloane, Second Printing Published by: Wilfred Funk, Inc. in New York: 1955. Fine in decorated green cloth covered boards with dark green text on the spine and front board. A small quarto measuring 9 3/4" tall by 7" deep. In a very good+ unclipped dust jacket with modest wear and rubbing at the ends of the spine area. 107 pages of text and drawings by the author depicting the charms that once graced the landscape of the US during the 1800's and later. The author's underlying theme with this book is his belief that farms and farmers were not only the pioneers of this country; but, created the foundation of the American countryside. In his richly illustrated tour of the American landscape of the mid-1800's he provides extensive graphic detail of farm houses and barns, out-buildings serving the farming family, gates, fences, toll houses, mills, canals and the boats used in them, milestones, devices and tools used to repair roads, plank roads, covered bridges, sleighs, sleds and snow rollers, road signs, taverns, inns, churches and then followed by an eight page "little gallery of sketches from the Vanishing Landscape". TB23058 $35.00

Recollections in Black and White by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Walker and Company in New York: 1974. Fine in white paper covered boards with black text on the spine and a reproduction of Eric Sloane's signature on the front board. In a very good+ dust jacket due to a 2" long closed tear with related creases on the rear panel & a 1" closed tear on the rear panel and two smaller closed tears on the front panel. This edition preceded the more widely seen edition by Funk & Wagnals distributed in 1978. The intent of this book is to memorialize "the oldest and most profound medium of human communication - black lines on a white paper background." In anticipation of doing a book like this, for many years Sloane set aside many of his pen and ink drawings which together in this format provide an autobiographic reverie of this artist/author's life. A great many of the illustrations which appear in this 64 page book are architectural in nature showing barns, sheds, stone fences, covered bridges, toll houses, awning details, all of which serve to graphically explain the use of "shapes of shadow and shapes of light." TB10264 $42.00

Roll over Image to expandRecollections in black and white (PB) by: Eric Sloane, First Ballantine Books Edition Published by: Ballantine Book Co. in New York: 1977. Near fine in illustrated heavy paper wraps with just a touch of soiling in places on the bright white covers, otherwise very tight an showing no wear. Without a dust jacket as issued. This edition preceded the more widely seen edition by Funk & Wagnals of 1978 entitled: Enlarged Portfolio Edition of Recollections in Black and White. Although we do not believe that this paper back version is particularly scarce it is only the second copy we have seen. Being in collectable condition and a first printing it is uncommon. The intent of this book is to memorialize "the oldest and most profound medium of human communication - black lines on a white paper background." In anticipation of doing a book like this, for many years Sloane set aside many of his pen and ink drawings which together in this format provide an autobiographic reverie of this artist/author's life. A great many of the illustrations which appear in this 64 page book are architectural in nature showing barns, sheds, stone fences, covered bridges, toll houses, awning details, all of which serve to graphically explain the use of "shapes of shadow and shapes of light." TB19909 $25.00

Recollections in Black and White (Portfolio Edition) by: Eric Sloane, First Edition by Funk & Wagnal Published by: Funk and Wagnalls in New York: 1978. Fine in white paper covered boards with black text on the spine. In a near fine dust jacket with a tiny 1/4" closed tear at the base of the spine area. An enlarged and expanded edition from the earlier edition which was published in 1974. 95 pages of text and line drawings which deal mainly with early American architectural elements. The intent of this book is to memorialize "the oldest and most profound medium of human communication - black lines on a white paper background." In anticipation of doing a book like this, for many years Sloane set aside many of his pen and ink drawings which together in this format provide an autobiographic reverie of this artist/author's life. A great many of the illustrations which appear in this 64 page book are architectural in nature showing barns, sheds, stone fences, covered bridges, toll houses, awning details, all of which serve to graphically explain the use of "shapes of shadow and shapes of light." TB08594 $65.00

Roll over Image to expandA Reverence for Wood by: Eric Sloane, First by Wilfred Funk Published by: Wilfred Funk, Inc. in New York: 1965. Near fine in decorated tan and purple cloth covered boards with black text on the spine and a black sketch of a barn under construction on the front board. In a very good- unclipped dust jacket with a 1/4" chip from the upper corner of the front panel, tanning to the spine area and light soiling to the rear panel. One of Eric Sloane's most endearing books describing in both written and visual detail how the early settlers utilized the most abundant resource available to them.111 pages of text and with pen and ink illustrations by the author throughout and one color photographic plate of wood samples. This is a book about trees and the wood they produce but viewed from the standpoint of 18th century America as wood was the most prevalent source of building material. Although the last ten pages of the book are devoted to text and illustrations to help the uninitiated identify "American Trees" the bulk of the book focuses on the tools and buildings which were made from this abundant resource. The hundreds of black and white (pen and ink) drawings done by Sloane provide a remarkable insight into the use of some tools and products which today can only be described as obscure. Sloane's observations provide a fascinating glimpse at the life and times of pioneering days of the 18th and early 19th centuries. TB20207 $65.00

Roll over Image to expandSchool Days: ABC Book of Early Americana and The Little Red Schoolhouse by: Eric Sloane, 3rd and 9th Printings Published by: Doubleday (with a Hastings House label) in New York: 1972 & 1963. Both volumes in this two volume set are in fine condition in 1/4 black cloth and burnt orange or green cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spines. Dust jackets were not issued with this set but the two volumes are contained in a slipcase which is in very good+ condition with modest tanning around the edges and with the original, small price sticker on the front panel. This set contains Little Red Schoolhouse and ABC Book of Early Americana. TB20622 $125.00

Roll over Image to expandThe Seasons of America Past by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Wilfred Funk in New York: 1958. Fine in decorated burnt orange cloth covered boards with black text on the spine and a black sketch of an almanac and sand glass on the front board. In a very good+ dust jacket with two short closed tears at the upper edge of the spine area, a 1/2" chip at the upper edge of the rear panel near the fold to the spine area. 150 pages of text, sketches, recipes and four full color plates by the author. Sloane provides us with his look at yesterday's seasons of work and living. A wonderful book of early Americana. TB17490 $70.00

Roll over Image to expandThe Sound of Bells by: Eric Sloane, Third Printing Published by: Doubleday & Co. in Garden City: 1966. Fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a very good unclipped dust jacket with light wear and rubbing at the ends of the spine area and at the folds. 62 pages of text and sketches honoring the early American custom of ring bells at the time of holidays. TB22776 $40.00

The Spirits of '76 by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Walker & Company in New York: 1973. Fine in decorated white cloth covered boards with blue text on the spine and front panel. In a very near fine dust jacket with a price clipped front flap and very minor wear & rubbing to the upper edge of the spine area and rear panel. Signed by author on the fly title page. 64 pages of text and black & white illustrations by the author. TB14686 $59.50

The Spirits of '76 by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Walker and Company in New York: 1973. Near fine in white paper covered boards with blue text stampings on the spine and front board & with a gift inscription on the 1st FEP. In a very good dust jacket with a price clipped front flap and a 1/4" chip at the lower corner of the front panel at the fold to the front flap. 64 pages of text with black and white illustrations by the author/artist. TB13979 $28.00

Your Body in Flight by: Eric Sloane, First Edition Published by: Aero Medical Lab. in Dayton, Ohio: 7/20/1943. Very good+ in light green heavy paper wraps with a stapled binding with a prior owner's name written in ink at the upper corner of the front panel and with several creases throughout the entire body of the volume. The front panel of this publication shows the original publication date of July 20, 1943 with no press name given. 83 numbered pages with at least 46 illustrations by Eric Sloane. Other than the creasing, this is a very tight, bright and clean copy. TB23818 $125.00

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