Gordon & His Friends

This 1925 hardcover edition of "Gordon and His Friends" shows considerable wear, with frayed edges and a worn spine. The cover illustration remains visible despite fading. The pages exhibit age-related discoloration and some library markings. The binding is intact, though somewhat fragile, and there is no dust jacket. Overall, this copy reflects its history as a library book, adding character and authenticity to its vintage appeal.

"Gordon and His Friends: Stories To Read Yourself" by Sara Cone Bryant, published in 1925 by Houghton Mifflin Company, is a charming children's book designed to encourage early reading. Illustrated by Ethel C. Taylor, this edition was printed in Boston and New York, reflecting the early 20th-century focus on educational children's literature. Sara Cone Bryant, known for her engaging storytelling, provides a collection of tales that are both entertaining and instructional. This particular copy is an ex-library edition, previously held by the Public Library of the City of Denver, bearing library stamps but no personal inscriptions. The book is scarce in this condition and age, making it a valuable find for collectors of vintage children's literature. The book's physical state shows signs of wear, typical for its age, with no dust jacket present.