The book is generally in fair to good condition considering its age. The outer linen cover has some minor fraying and some creasing and a name at the top right corner, whilst the interior pages are in good condition with good vibrant colours and only very minor discoloration in places.

Offers are invited on this item.

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The book is 12 pages in length with 5 chromolitho plates, measuring 15cm x 11 cm (6in. by 4in.). The book was printed in Bavaria, Germany and published by Hildersheimer and Faulkner (London) and George C. Whitney (New York).

The author Frederic E. Weatherly is responsible for writing the songs "Danny Boy", "Roses of Picardy" and "Holy City" as well as being the author of the first work featuring signed Beatrix Potter illustrations. Henry Horatio Couldery was a noted artist and illustrator, famous particularly for his works depicting cats, dogs and other animals in mischevious and characterful manner.

The book shows signs of age and some general yellowing/foxing to the paper, but considering its age it is in remarkably goodand solid condition.

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The poster measures approximately 53cm by 43cm (21in. by 17in.) and is in very good condition, with only some minor corner wear and staple holes. These imperfections do not affect the poster in any meaningful way.

Please note: the frame shown is not included and is for illustrative purposes only. The poster will be carefully packaged in a cardboard tube for postage.

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The poster measures approximately 53cm by 43cm (21in. by 17in.) and is in very good condition, with only some minor corner wear and staple holes. These imperfections do not affect the poster in any meaningful way.

Please note: the frame shown is not included and is for illustrative purposes only. The poster will be carefully packaged in a cardboard tube for postage.

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The poster measures approximately 53cm by 43cm (21in. by 17in.) and is in very good condition, with only some minor corner wear and staple holes. These imperfections do not affect the poster in any meaningful way.

Please note: the frame shown is not included and is for illustrative purposes only. The poster will be carefully packaged in a cardboard tube for postage.

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The poster measures approximately 53cm by 43cm (21in. by 17in.) and is in very good condition, with only some minor corner wear and staple holes. These imperfections do not affect the poster in any meaningful way.

Please note: the frame shown is not included and is for illustrative purposes only. The poster will be carefully packaged in a cardboard tube for postage.

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This item originally had some significant wear to the middle, where a smiling sun face illustration is found - notably there is also a hole in the same area, just to the left and above the hole intended for the hands. We have replaced the original movable hands with a new fully working clock mechanism powered by an AA battery to convert the puzzle into an actual clock. We have glued the pieces of the jigsaw in place and also used a clear matt Rust-o-leum top coat finish to protect the face from further damage or wear.

The clock measures 22.5cm by 23.5 cm (8¾in by 9¼in).  The depth of the clock is 1cm (½ in) not including the mechanism/battery compartment, which protrudes by a similar amount at the back.  No fixings are provided, as we expect this item to be shelf-standing but your own fixings could be easily added.

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The stool tops measure  30 cm by 25 cm (12 in by 9¾ in) and the height of each stool is 58 cm (23 in). Please be aware that these are heavily used vintage items and have significant signs of use, including scratches, gouges and paint splatters, but they have been sanded and suitably waxed to provide a smooth and hard-wearing finish.

Please get in touch with us to discuss pricing and delivery/collection options.

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