Seuss (Dr) The Lorax
£195
London, Collins, 1972.
First UK edition. Large 8vo. Original pictorial boards, issued without jacket.
One of the good Doctor’s most famous titles, a topical tale of environmental awareness.
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Spine slightly sunned, a couple of minor marks, overall VG.
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