Dolls of Three Centuries

The dust jacket of this first edition is worn, with visible tears and chipping, particularly along the edges. Despite the jacket's condition, the book itself is well-preserved, with a sturdy binding and clean pages. The wear is typical for a book of this age, adding to its vintage charm while maintaining its usability and appeal to collectors.

"Dolls of Three Centuries" by Eleanor St. George, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York, 1951, offers a comprehensive exploration of doll history, illustrated with photographs of over 350 dolls. This first edition is a valuable resource for collectors and enthusiasts, providing a detailed view into the evolution of dolls over several centuries. Eleanor St. George, an authority on the subject, combines historical insights with visual documentation, making this book both informative and visually appealing. The scarcity of first editions enhances its appeal to collectors. This copy's dust jacket shows wear, with notable tears and chipping, yet the integrity of the book remains intact, preserving its historical and collectible value.