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1910 Scarce First Edition - Lucy-Mary or The Cobweb Cloak illustrated by Margaret W. Tarrant.

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Author: Agnes Grozier Herbertson. Margaret W. Tarrant, illustrator.
Title: Lucy-Mary or The Cobweb Cloak.
Publisher: London, Glasgow and Bombay, Blackie and Son Limited, no date (1910). First Edition.
Language: Text in English. 
Size: 7" X 5.5".
Pages: 203 pages.
Binding: Attractive and good original illustrated full cloth binding (hinges fine, overall worn, soiled, and scuffed - as shown) under a protective removable mylar cover.
Content:  Good content (tight, light foxing and staining throughout - as shown).
Illustrations: Complete with the 6 beautiful color plates by Margaret W. Tarrant.

Estimate: (Scarce with no or few other copies available for sale worldwide).

The book: "A scarce first edition of "Lucy-Mary or The Cobweb Cloak" by Agnes Grozier Herbertson, published in 1910 by Blackie and Son Limited. This children’s book is enhanced by the delightful illustrations of Margaret W. Tarrant, adding charm and whimsy to the story. The book is a rare find, particularly valued for its illustrations and early 20th-century children’s narrative.

"Lucy-Mary or The Cobweb Cloak" is a tale that likely delves into themes of adventure, fantasy, and the imaginative world of a child. The specifics of the story are centered around the character Lucy-Mary and involve elements typical of children's literature of the era, such as whimsy, moral lessons, and perhaps magical or fantastical occurrences."

The author: Agnes Grozier Herbertson was a writer known for her contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. Her stories often capture the innocence and wonder of childhood, appealing to young readers with their imaginative narratives and moral lessons.

The illustrator: Margaret W. Tarrant was a celebrated illustrator known for her work in children's books. Her illustrations are characterized by their vibrant colors, delicate detailing, and the ability to capture the magical quality of children's stories. Tarrant’s illustrations for "Lucy-Mary or The Cobweb Cloak" are a testament to her skill and artistic vision, making the book a valuable piece for collectors of illustrated children's literature.