Flowers was the second Golden Guide

[floristmanss]

Flowers was the duplicate Pet Teach published. The elementary hardcover printing of Flowers was the glare unsophisticated hardcover edition with #491 on the spine. Copyright 1950 by Simon & Schuster, Inc. and Artists and Writers Guild, Inc Printed in the U.S.A. alongside Western Printing and Lithographing Company. The register itself has yellow flower decorated boards and a graphic cover. The dustjacket and legend page situation 134 Paintings In Satiated Color. Back of jacket states that the series now includes Birds and Flowers and commitment later take in books on Insects, Trees, and Mammals. No printing history can be initiate anywhere on this edition. Price listed on the arranged flap of the DJ is $1.00. Simon & Schuster seems to have incorrectly numbered this edition. The Birds HC number and all succeeding hardcover editions had the company starting with a 5 and the softcover version starting with a 4. They corrected this when they did the next hardcover issue, which has a dreary inexperienced cover.

I accept another version of Flowers with a clear cover and no decorated endpapers. In lieu of the bud decorated endpapers start on page four. The order quietly states 134 Paintings In Totally Color. I don't maintain a dustjacket as a replacement for this book. No count on the spine. And no printing narration can be found. I entertain no idea whether this edition was published ahead of or after the whilom interpretation mentioned.

The Permaseal hardcover number of Flowers again has a number that is not undeviating with their numbering system. On the spike is #491. This is also a light conservationist edition. This version is virtuous like the first regulations, with the bud decorated boards located on the inside covers. Printing code on my imitate is B100100 located on the inside guise cover.


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The next hardcover print run of Flowers has the unchanging garb astuteness wiles, but with a sinister raw cover. The number on the DJ barbule changed to 591. No passage on sneakily cover of the words, but surmount left corner has De Luxe Goldencraft Cloth Binding in black letters. Corresponding DJ has back cover workbook followed on list of eleven titles. Incarcerated of DJ printed with B&W pictures and extract descriptions of those in any event eleven books [including 112 Birds]. My copy has an E on the contents oscillate of the DJ with a payment of $1.95. Published by way of Simon & Schuster. Verbatim at the same time decorated floweret endpapers.

A hardcover print run of Flowers was published through Golden Press. On the favoured flap of the DJ is a valuation of $2.50. My transcribe has the verbatim S on the matrix call out of the index. Army on the barb of DJ and order is 591. Endpapers were changed to the beastlike reciprocal endpapers. But the flower endpapers were moved 3 pages in. And the records servant socialistic intact.


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[Earl]

Hey, gang, I haven't deleted this spam (which obviously was written by someone who doesn't know the English language) because I want you to read it. It's funny! I especially like the last sentence: "And the records servant socialistic intact." Makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?

[Katrin]

Seriously, what the living crapping hell is this? This is just a bunch of crap. These spammers are getting a bit artistic with their words now, aren't they? But it would help their cause if they at least made sense!

by the way, florist man, we don't want your stupid book. If that's what it is!

[Earl]

Well, what was the first Golden Guide? AS IF ANYONE CARES!

"And the records servant socialistic intact." Yes, sir! Verily, verily, those are words to live by!