Reiser,H. Holdeguck and Dieterwackl or The Journey to Wonderland. A funny story …

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Reiser,H.

Holdeguck and Dieterwackl or The Journey to Wonderland. A funny story that children love to read. Stgt. and Heilbronn, Seifert (1921). 4°. With numerous col. Illustr. by Bruno Goldschmitt. 36 S. Cloth hardcover with color illustrations. Klotz 5772/1. Pressler p. 207 (color plate p. 191). Schug 620. first edition. - "Goldschmitt designed the pictures for this original and amusing book for his children as early as 1913 ..." (Seebaß, N.F. 1581). - Some browning, slightly dam. (loss of page numbers), some edge wear.

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