Vintage A Conjure Two-Story Book NECTAR The Giraffe OOLIE The Owl by Wanda Cheyne 1946- FAIR to GOOD condition – spine covering is missing – inside front blank page is torn – boards have edgewear and cornerwear – musty smelling – (Location – Blue Rubbermaid #2) 

****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** NOTE: I am selling these to make more room in our very small, cramped house. Unless I have made a very big mistake, there will be NO RETURNS. Please contact me if you find my descriptions in error and we will work out a deal agreeable to both parties.

COMBINED SHIPPING: 1 win = price listed; 2 wins = 50% of lowest listed shipping price; 3 wins = additional $1.00; 4 WINS (in 7 days) = no additional charge on entire order; Combined Shipping includes AUCTION wins as well as STORE wins (Buy It Now).  FREE shipping on combined shipping orders exceeding $100.00.   4 WINS of jewelry or books only and you will receive FREE SHIPPING.  I will ship worldwide, however, additional shipping charges will apply. I will always attempt to use the cheapest route possible. If you need faster shipping, I will work with you, but you will need to pay the extra shipping charges. I will only be shipping once/week.

BOOKS rated using the following scale: FINE – as new condition NEAR FINE – very minor edgewear or other hardly noticeable defect; gift inscription or previous owner’s name might be present or remainder mark; VERY GOOD – minor edgewear, cornerwear, maybe subtle writing or scribbling; remainder mark might be present; previous owner’s name or gift inscription might be present; subtle creases or wrinkles might be present; one or two very tiny tears; pages might be browning; GOOD – multiple condition issues – edgewear, cornerwear, writing or scribbling not affecting the text, creases or winkles, small tears, browning pages; FAIR – many condition problems but still a readable copy POOR – heavy damage but still readable; some books with neat illustrations might be sold with a few pages missing