Resultados da Pesquisa: tony and the wonderful door por fast howard

New York: The Blue Heron Press Inc., 1952. First. Hardcover. Good. William Vigoda. Hardcover. Listed as first edition 1952. Cover has water stains. Tight, clean copy. Childrens Section

New York: Blue Heron Press, 1952. Book. Illus. by William Vigoda. Near Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First printing (so stated). There are some small dark spots on the boards. Otherwise fine. The price-clipped dust jacket is chipped along the edges and has a small white stain on the front panel. There is a puncture at the front joint. In Brodart archival dust jacket protector..

New York: Blue Heron Press, 1952. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/fair. Vigoda, William. 64p. 1st printing. Damp stain on bottom cover edge, jacket brittle with large chips and tears to edges and folds detached. A story of time travel by Tony, a boy in 1920s New York who can step through a tenement door into the past when the Dutch and Indigenous People lived in Manhattan. Laid in Deed for Manhattan - 1649. B&w illustrations by William Vigoda. (9-1/2"x6-1/4")

New York: The Blue Heron Press, Inc, 1952. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. 0x0x0. Vigoda, William. First edition. Chips and tears to jacket. Boards lightly soiled. 1952 Hard Cover. 64 pp. The story of a little boy who grows up in the New York of the 1920's--and what happens to him when he steps through a wonderful door.

NY: Blue Heron Press, 1952 Book. Illus. by Imero Gobbato. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Front free end paper has something inked out with black magic marker. Dust jacket shows edge wear, especially to the corner tips and top spine end. Story set in New York's east side in the early 1920's about a young boy who creates a wonderful door that opens up new & historical worlds for him. .

New York: Blue Heron Press. 1952. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. A few spots to boards. Stated First Printing. .

Warszawa: Iskry, 1956. First Polish Edition. Slim octavo (25cm.); publisher's blue pictorial paper-covered boards; 77pp.; illus. throughout. Rubbing along extremities, corners a bit bumped, textblock unifromly toned, else Very Good and sound. Translation of Fast's novel for young readers, in which the hero, a mixed-race, working class boy named Tony, discovers a door in his native Brooklyn which leads him into 17th-century Dutch New York. First issued independently by Fast's own company the Blue Heron Publishing Company in 1952, at the height of McCarthyism when Fast was unable to find a mainstream publisher due to his ties with the Communist Party.