International Library of Children’s Literature
From the Imperial Library in Japan.
From the Imperial Library in Japan.
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Studio 42, an Etsy shop, creates some wonderful leather book covers. Reasonably priced, most are below $100.
Found in Europe
You can see the title and author at an angle on the redactions. Clever.
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And from the inside:
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