How much is book Little Black Sambo worth?
The 1921 Altemus edition has a value of $150 in very good condition, the modern reprint a value around $30, and the Platt and Munk edition $75-$85.
Who illustrated Little Black Sambo?
Helen Bannerman
The Story of Little Black Sambo/Illustrators
“The Story of Little Black Sambo,” written and illustrated by Helen Bannerman in 1899, is considered by many readers to be racist beyond repair. So it’s slightly weird that in a moment of publishing synchronicity, two new versions of the story go on sale this month.
Is there a book called Little Black Sambo?
The Story of Little Black Sambo is a children’s book written and illustrated by Scottish author Helen Bannerman and published by Grant Richards in October 1899.
How much is the Little Black Sambo book worth?
Platt and Munk did a 1935 edition as part of its Wee Books series, a title line obviously acquired from Altemus, with new illustrations by Frank Ver Beck. The 1921 Altemus edition has a value of $150 in very good condition, the modern reprint a value around $30, and the Platt and Munk edition $75-$85.
Who is the illustrator of Little Black Sambo?
Florence White Williams (illustrator). 1st edition thus. unpaginated, quarto shaken binding with splitting hinges, last two pages are soiled, colorful throughout, worn edges, colorful boards, spine is tearing, Fair. LITTLE BLACK SAMBO: An Operetta for Children in Three… LITTLE BLACK SAMBO. BANNERMAN, Helen. Hardcover.
Is the 33 record in Little Black Sambo missing?
This is the story book of Little Black Sambo that was supposed to have a 33 record. The record is missing. It appears to be the same art as in the original. The covers show wear with paper missing from edges and spine.The pages show light hancling with a crease on the bottom corner of page 5. An unusual piece. Soft cover.
Is there a jacket for Little Black Sambo?
No Jacket. First Edition. This is the story book of Little Black Sambo that was supposed to have a 33 record. The record is missing. It appears to be the same art as in the original. The covers show wear with paper missing from edges and spine.The pages show light hancling with a crease on the bottom corner of page 5.
Platt and Munk did a 1935 edition as part of its Wee Books series, a title line obviously acquired from Altemus, with new illustrations by Frank Ver Beck. The 1921 Altemus edition has a value of $150 in very good condition, the modern reprint a value around $30, and the Platt and Munk edition $75-$85.
This is the story book of Little Black Sambo that was supposed to have a 33 record. The record is missing. It appears to be the same art as in the original. The covers show wear with paper missing from edges and spine.The pages show light hancling with a crease on the bottom corner of page 5. An unusual piece. Soft cover.
Florence White Williams (illustrator). 1st edition thus. unpaginated, quarto shaken binding with splitting hinges, last two pages are soiled, colorful throughout, worn edges, colorful boards, spine is tearing, Fair. LITTLE BLACK SAMBO: An Operetta for Children in Three… LITTLE BLACK SAMBO. BANNERMAN, Helen. Hardcover.
No Jacket. First Edition. This is the story book of Little Black Sambo that was supposed to have a 33 record. The record is missing. It appears to be the same art as in the original. The covers show wear with paper missing from edges and spine.The pages show light hancling with a crease on the bottom corner of page 5.
