I Like the City by James L. Mursell, Gladys Tipton, Beatrice Landeck, Harriet Nordholm, Roy E. Freeburg, Jack M. Watson - front cover
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I Like the City

by James L. Mursell, Gladys Tipton, Beatrice Landeck, Harriet Nordholm, Roy E. Freeburg, Jack M. Watson

"I Like the City" by James L. Mursell et al., published by the California State Department of Education in 1958, is an educational hardcover exploring urban life. Illustrated by Feodor Rojankovsky, this book is part of the California State Series. In good condition, it showcases mid-20th-century educational practices. Ideal for collectors of vintage educational materials.

$18.35$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1958
California State Department of Education
Stock:1 available
SKU:A3-B1-JRM-CIZ-0631

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Condition Details

The hardcover of "I Like the City" shows moderate wear, typical of its age, with some edge wear and slight discoloration. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings. There is no dust jacket, and the cover illustration retains its vivid colors, enhancing the book's visual appeal.

About This Vintage 1958 Edition

"I Like the City" is an engaging educational book published by the California State Department of Education in 1958, part of the California State Series. Authored by a team including James L. Mursell and Gladys Tipton, this work is brought to life with illustrations by the renowned Feodor Rojankovsky. The book explores urban life through a blend of narratives and music, making it a unique educational resource from the mid-20th century. This edition, published in Sacramento, reflects the pedagogical approaches of its time, focusing on city living and its diverse experiences. The book is a valuable piece for collectors of educational and children's literature, especially those interested in the historical context of California's educational materials. The hardcover is in good condition, showing signs of age but remaining intact and vibrant.

Publisher Information

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California State Department of Education

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