File:Bookshelf DJ no.1.jpg

DescriptionBookshelf DJ no.1.jpg	Dust jacket. Parents' guidebook. Three youngsters are reading for enjoyment. Clara Whitehill Hunt and others served as editors.
Date	1930/31 edition (released, fall 1930)
Source	Original publication: Produced and sold by the publisher, R. R. Bowker of NYC. Immediate source: my own copy
Author	Paul Martin  (1883–1932)     Alternative names Paul IV Martin; Paul Martin IV Description American illustrator and tennis player Date of birth/death 6 June 1883  19 March 1932  Location of birth/death New York City Ossining Authority file : Q7152236 VIAF: 291144271 ISNI: 0000000396229530 ULAN: 500023575 Koninklijke: 165614463 creator QS:P170,Q7152236 His signature is in the mid-lower center.
Permission (Reusing this file)	Copyright expired because the work was published without a copyright notice and/or without the necessary copyright registration.

Other information: The publisher sent out to booksellers a sample dust jacket with an imprinted message. It showed where the retailer's name and address would appear. His niece Adele and nephew Walter are the young models, reading the red-covered book. They were photographed together while sitting on their kitchen table. These tidbits are mentioned in the newsletter, Hard Row to Hoe: Reviews from Rural America (mailbox address: Healdsburg, Calif.), Fall 2005 vol. 9 p. 2–3. It's linked in the author's article at reference 68.

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