"No, No, Natalie" Children's Picture Book (First Edition, 1973)
Books and Manuscripts

"No, No, Natalie" Children's Picture Book (First Edition, 1973)

This is a vintage hardcover children's book titled 'No, No, Natalie' written by Grace E. Moremen with photography by Geoffrey P. Fulton. Published by Childrens Press in Chicago circa 1973, the book features a distinctive square format with its original pictorial dust jacket. The cover art displays a sepia-toned, high-contrast photograph of a white rabbit, set against a vibrant coral-pink vertical text block with elegant white serif typography. The physical construction includes a cloth-textured paper-over-board binding. In terms of condition, the item shows significant signs of age and wear: there is visible foxing and yellowing along the top edge of the jacket, several liquid stains or splashes on the pink typography section, and noticeable bumping/fraying at the corners and along the spine. The jacket exhibits several small tears and surface abrasions, particularly at the margins. Despite these condition issues, the unique photographic style of the 1970s remains clear. This work is part of a series of educational or early reader books from that era, known for using realistic black-and-white or sepia photography to document the behavior of animals, making it a nostalgic piece for collectors of mid-century children's literature.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Basic Information

Category

Books and Manuscripts

Appraised On

April 18, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Item Description

This is a vintage hardcover children's book titled 'No, No, Natalie' written by Grace E. Moremen with photography by Geoffrey P. Fulton. Published by Childrens Press in Chicago circa 1973, the book features a distinctive square format with its original pictorial dust jacket. The cover art displays a sepia-toned, high-contrast photograph of a white rabbit, set against a vibrant coral-pink vertical text block with elegant white serif typography. The physical construction includes a cloth-textured paper-over-board binding. In terms of condition, the item shows significant signs of age and wear: there is visible foxing and yellowing along the top edge of the jacket, several liquid stains or splashes on the pink typography section, and noticeable bumping/fraying at the corners and along the spine. The jacket exhibits several small tears and surface abrasions, particularly at the margins. Despite these condition issues, the unique photographic style of the 1970s remains clear. This work is part of a series of educational or early reader books from that era, known for using realistic black-and-white or sepia photography to document the behavior of animals, making it a nostalgic piece for collectors of mid-century children's literature.

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