Spot the first: Illustrations: All plates are black and white; there are no colour plates (first impression)
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harr pott phil finds Philosopher's Stone.1937, 1950s, 1950-1959, 1950- or year:1960-1969.first to put first editions at the top.author:, publisher:, series:, illustrator:. Use quotes for spaces: author:"j k rowling".Spot the first: Illustrations: All plates are black and white; there are no colour plates (first impression)
Spot the first: Spine: Flat spine (first private issue)
Spot the first: Title page: Bloomsbury named at the foot of the page (Bloomsbury UK edition)
Spot the first: Binding: Red cloth with the spine lettered in gilt (Heinemann first edition)
Spot the first: Front cover: Gilt vignette of Christopher Robin, Pooh and Piglet on pink cloth (Methuen trade binding)
Spot the first: Imprint: Dated May 1945, three months before actual publication (first impression)
Spot the first: Jacket: Pictorial design by Eileen Soper (original jacket)
Spot the first: Title page: Describes two hundred British species with 220 illustrations, 100 in colour (1937 text)
Spot the first: Front cover: Gilt vignette of Christopher Robin and Pooh on green cloth (Methuen trade binding)
Spot the first: Title page: Titled The Observer's Book of British Birds (early edition, before the title was shortened)
Spot the first: Jacket: Red or green background; both were issued with the first impression (first issue jacket)
Spot the first: Binding: Black cloth with a red heart on the upper board (first edition)
Spot the first: Copyright page: The words First Edition appear below the printer and typesetter credits (first impression)
Spot the first: Copyright page: Number line runs the full sequence from 10 down to 1 (first impression)