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Eloise Wilkin
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR
(1904-1987) Eloise Wilkin's career covered more than fifty years, involving illustration and writing, free-lance drawing, and doll design. After graduating from The Rochester Institute of Technology, Eloise Burns and her friend Joan Esley moved to New York City where they hoped to have a better chance at careers in illustration. In 1935, Eloise married Sydney Wilkin and soon began a family of four children. She illustrated over 20 books with her sister Esther, who also married a Wilkin. In 1943, she was offered a contract with Simon & Schuster and worked almost exclusively for Little Golden Books until 1961. LOGANBERRY LEGACY LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Little Golden Books Baby's Birthday. Written by Patricia Mowers, 1972. LGB# 365. Cover wear at edges, bumped corners, small tear in lamination front cover, name in pencil inside front cover, minor spots & soiling on first 2 pp. Good. <SOLD> Child's Garden of Verses. Written by Robert Louis Stevenson, 1957. LGB# 300-9 Very minor soiling to cover. Name in ink inside front cover. Pages like new. Very Good ++ <SOLD> Come Play House. Written by Edith Oswald, 1948. LGB# 44. Minor wear to cover, esp. hinges, corners bumped. Title page missing. Name in pencil inside cover. Both front and rear hinges starting to tear. 11 pages have some not unattractive child's crayon coloring. Poor. $6 Eloise Wilkin's Mother Goose. 1961, third
printing
1971. LGB# 589. Wear to top cover. Slight tear to lower left
cover
pictorial cover. Very Good -. $5 Hansel and Gretel. by Brothers Grimm, 1954, 18th printing, 1973. LGB# 491. A pristine copy. F. <SOLD> Little Book. Written by Sherl Horvath, 1969. LGB# 583. Slight soil to cover, small tears in lamination at edges. Back cover slightly soiled, a few scuff marks. Interior clean, binding tight. Very Good. $12 My Little Golden Book About God. Written by Jane Werner Watson, 1956, 1975. LGB# 311-52 . Fine. Golden spine glossy. <SOLD> My Kitten. Written by Patsy Scarry, 1953. LGB# 300. Cover soiled and lightly spotted, corners bumped. Less obtrusive than one might think but always undesirable masking tape repairing hinges front and rear. Pages yellowed throughout. 4 small spots. Small tears to 6 pages. Text and pictures unaffected. Poor. <SOLD> Prayers for Children. 1952. 38th printing
1978.
LGB# 205. Minor wear to cover, front & rear, corners bumped. Name
in
ink inside cover. Otherwise interior clean. Good ++. $4 Twins. by Ruth and Harold Shane, 1955, "A" edition. LGB# 227. Minor wear to spine and edges, otherwise a beautiful copy of a scarce title. F-. <SOLD> We Help Daddy. Written by Mini Stein, 1962. Sixth printing 1977. LGB# 468. Date stamped and #68 in marker inside rear cover. Slightly bumped top corners front and rear. Very Good. $10 Other
Books Golden Treasury of Prayers for Boys and Girls. Edited by Esther Wilkin. Golden Press, 1975, second printing 1976. Fine. $18 How Many Kisses Good Night. Written by Jean Monrad. Random House, 1986. Very slight wear to covers. Fine -. $25 Ladybug, Lady Bug and Other Nursery Rhymes. Random
House,
1979. Die-cut board book with spiral binding. Front cover
half-detached
from spiral. Slight soil and wear to front & rear covers. Small
section
of peeling paper, front cover. Interior good +. Overall Good.
<SOLD> Make-Believe Parade. Written by Jan Margo, 1949. Wonder Books# 520. Typical wear to cover, some crinkling in lamination, 2 grooves and teeth(?) marks right front cover. Back cover 4" crease-mark. Interior near-fine. Overall Very Good. $18 Mrs. Peregrine and the Yak. Written by Esther Burns. H. Holt and Company, 1938. 2" split in fabric covering spine. Usual wear top and bottom of spine. Normal wear to covers, corners badly bumped. Name and address in ink inside front cover, slight soiling throughout consonant with age of book. Unusual example of Wilkin's early, pre-adorable children style. Good. <SOLD> Nursery Rhymes. Random House, 1979. Substantial wear to spine and hinge. Light Wear to extremities. Interior Very Good; overall Good +. $5 Poems to Read to the Very Young. selected by Josette Frank. Random House, 1982 . Slight sticky residue on cover, minor wear to lamination near spine front cover. Very Good + <SOLD> Visit, The. First Edition. Large, 91/2 by
12.Written
by Joan Esley. Rand McNally, 1980. Ex-library with usual markings.
Front
hinge repaired inside with cloth tape. Scotch tape repair to front
cover,
top of hinge, continuing to rear. Top and bottom of spine worn.
Edgewear
to covers, corners bumped. Slight soiling throughout. One page with 3 "
tear, repaired with tape. Good. <SOLD> |
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Out-of-print books are harder to stock than new books, and some are hard to find, period. If the title you are seeking is not listed for sale above, that probably means that I am currently out of stock. However, I am always on the lookout for books, and will gladly quote you when I do find your coveted book. To add your name to my Wants Files, simply fill out a Book Request Form and I will e-mail you when I have a copy in stock. Thanks. |
| HI FIRST TIME AT YOUR
SIGHT
I HAVE SEARCHED FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ELOISE WILKIN FOR SOME TIME
FOUND YOU AT ASK JEEVES HOPE YOU CAN
HELP
ELOISE ALSO WAS AN ILLUSTRATOR FOR A NUMBER OF BOOKS, I AM INTERESTED
IN
ANY BOOKS SHE HAS ILLUSTRATED OR WRITTEN I HAVE A NUMBER OF THEM BUT WANT ALL. I LOVE HER PICTURES OF CHILDREN AND NATURE I HAVE BEEN COLLECTING FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS FROM GARAGE SALES AND THRIFT STORES. CANT ANY MORE. I REMEMBER HER BOOKS FROM MY CHILDHOOD IN 40S AND 50S. MOST OF HER BOOKS WERE GOLDEN PRESS BUT I HAVE JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT SOME OTHERS, I HEAR SOUNDS IN A CHILDS WORLD 1971 BY LUCILLE OGLE AND TINA THOBURN, A GOOD HOUSE FOR A MOUSE BY IRMENGARDE EBERLE 1940, THE TUNE IS IN THE TREE, WRITTEN BY MAUD HART LOVELACE. ALSO SHE COLLABERATED ON ONE BOOK WITH JOAN ESLEY, CALLED THE VISIT. |
Illustrated by Eloise Wilkens. So
Big. Little Golden Books, 1960 to early 70's. I received
the book as a childwith a Madame Alexander doll there's a little girl
in
the book who holds the doll which is identical the MA doll also named
so
big. Several years ago I saw he story illustrated the same in a book
with
three stories in it. I would like the stand alone book. I believe the
writer's
name may have been Esther something?? Thank you for your help
elosie wilkin, The new baby. We had this book in our home when I was a child. After 6 children it became quite worn. I would like to have it in my home for my grandchildren. As I remember the book it had a yellow cover and was beautifully illustrated. It was larger than the regular golden books.
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