Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Baum, First Edition (157 results)

Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. First edition, first state of plates and text. (Bienvenue pp. 4-5.) Bound in publisher's full green cloth, boards and spine decoratively stamped in green and red; "B" binding with publisher's name in red at foot, full "O" in as last letter. This is the first binding state for trade edition copies (an earlier state was for pre-publication copies only). 261, [1, blank] pages. Illustrated, with twenty-four plates (including title-page) inserted throughout. A Near Fine copy with slightly darkened spine and mottled cloth, very subtle repairs to cloth at corners and spine ends, edges a little rubbed, inner hinges and a few gutters starting, contemporary gift inscription on front free endpaper, mild toning and occasional thumbing to contents else unusually clean. Housed in a custom clamshell case. The rare, sought-after first edition of the classic children's book that inspired a long-running series and beloved 1939 film.

Condition: Fine. Binding state "C.". First edition, second state, of the classic American fairy tale, a remarkably beautiful copy. Although it was only one of four books Baum published in 1900, THE WIZARD OF OZ was his most ambitious as a publication: he and illustrator W.W. Denslow envisioned an elaborate production of color-printed plates to reflect the role that color plays in the story. The expense turned publishers away until Baum and Denslow took the gamble to pay for the printing costs themselves. Their instinct was right: the book quickly became the fastest selling children's book in the United States, and was soon turned into a sensation at the theater. Denslow and Baum would soon part acrimoniously over the share of the profits (Denslow purchased, no joke, an island from his); the rest of the Oz books in Baum's lifetime were illustrated by John R. Neill. Baum has a complicated legacy: he was also a newspaperman whose opinions on Native American rights were especially pernicious. The Oz books offered a dream world for the children of Manifest Destiny, emigrating across the West. Yet over the years Dorothy's journey with her motley friends has proven fertile soil for a variety of new interpretations, including THE WIZ (1978) and WICKED (1995), demonstrating its power as a modern mythos. The original story may surprise readers, with silver shoes instead of ruby slippers, and an Emerald City that is green only because the visitors must wear colored goggles. This is a remarkable, beautiful, clean copy of the first edition. 8.25'' x 6''. Original full green cloth stamped in red and green, "Geo. M. Hill Co." stamped in red serif typeface on spine, "o" within the "C." Illustrated pastedowns in black and grey (front) and black and red (rear). With no box around ads on page 2, 1st line on page 14 reads "low wail of", p.81 fourth line from bottom spells "pieces" correctly, p.[227] 1st line reads "While the Woodman", colophon in 13 lines with no box, verso title page has copyright, imperfect type on pages 100, 186, color plates perfect on p. 34 and 92. 216, [1] pages. Housed in custom archival box.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing with ALL 24 color plates including the rare color plate between page 14 and 15. The book is bound in the publisher's original cloth with some light wear to the spine. The binding is tight with NO leaning or cocking with minor wear to the edges. The pages are clean with NO writing, marks or bookplates in the book. A beautiful copy with an acetate cover to protect the book.

Condition: Very Good. Denslow, W. W. (illustrator). First Edition. First edition. Illustrated by W. W. Denslow. Original publisher's pale green pictorial cloth stamped in green and red with The Cowardly Lion to upper cover, lower cover with Dorothy, Tin Woodman, and The Scarecrow. Binding state "B" with publisher's imprint in red un-serifed type at foot of spine (copies of binding "A" with publisher's imprint to spine in green are extremely scarce and generally considered to be pre-publication copies for friends of the author and publisher.) Text and illustrations in the first state, except for two points in the second (corrected) state. Containing the first issue points as follows: page 2 with a box around ads, verso of title page is blank with copyright printed to verso of Introduction, 1st line of page 14 reads "low wail on", 4th line from the bottom of page 81 spells "peices" incorrectly, 1st line of page 227 reads "While Tin Woodman", colophon with box around 11 lines of text, page 100 with perfect type, plate facing page 34 has two dark blue blots to the face of the moon; containing these two later points as follows: page 186 with broken type, plate facing page 92 without pink shading at the horizon. A very good copy with inner hinges repaired, head and tail of spine reinforced with cloth neatly relaid over repairs, a few light spots to cloth, spine lightly toned, binding generally clean and unworn, pictorial covers very bright, former owner's name dated 1901 to front free endpaper, pages clean. Hanff & Greene I. 1-2, binding B. Bienvenue p.4. Housed in a customer quarter-leather folding box. Overall, the earliest obtainable binding for this classic of children's literature, with almost all of the first state points of the text and illustrations. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, subsequently published under the shortened title The Wizard of Oz, is the first of Baum's books to feature the fictional Land of Oz. Inspired by the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen, Baum created the first truly American fairy tale, with references to American physical and social landscapes. The story features a young female protagonist, Dorothy Gale, and tells of her adventures in the colorful world of Oz after being transported there from her Kansas home by a tornado. The novel is illustrated by William Wallace Denslow, a book designer and political cartoonist who had previously illustrated Baum's earlier works. The author and illustrator later disagreed about whose contribution garnered the book's commercial success and therefore deserved more of its royalties. As a result of this conflict, John R. Neill illustrated the thirteen Oz books Baum subsequently published.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good. W.W. Denslow (illustrator). First Edition. Original light green cloth pictorially stamped and lettered in red and a darker green, pictorial pastedown endpapers (issued without free endpapers), housed in custom archival light green cloth clamshell box with dark green morocco title label. Tall octavo (8 3/4 x 7 inches. Size of leaf: 8 3/8 x 6 3/8 inches. Thickness of volume: 1 3/16 inches). 259, [1, blank], [1], [1, blank] pages; illustrated with twenty-four inserted color plates (including title) by Denslow. FIRST EDITION/FIRST STATE. Contains ALL first state textual points: Page [2], the publisher's advertisement is enclosed in a box; page 14, line 1 has "low wail on."; page 81, fourth line from bottom has "peices"; page [227], line 1 begins: "While Tin Woodman."; the colophon at the end of book is set in eleven lines and is enclosed in a box. Pictorial endpapers; the front paste-down is in black and gray, the back paste-down is black and red. The pages facing paste-downs are blank. With perfect type last line of pages 100 and 186. Color plates: 24 full-color, tipped-in inserts: title page and facing pages 12 (a rare variant identified by Blanck, most copies has this plate facing page 14), 20, 34, 36, 44, 56, 66, 80, 92, 102, 114, 126, [138], 150, 160, 170, 184, 198, 212, 220, 228, 246, 254. The verso of the illustrated title page is blank. The color plate facing page 34 has two dark-blue spots on the moon, however, the plate facing page 92 lacks red shading on the horizon. The book is collated complete. Cover: light-green cloth, stamped in read and green on the front, back and spine with variant "B" publisher's imprint at foot of spine (stamped in red "GEO.M.HILL CO." An expertly and sympathetically restored copy of the most famous and collectable American children's book of the 20th century. Extremities and outer hinges with a bit of rubbing and chipping. Boards with some light soiling and a light red stain to front board, expert restoration to hinges and gutters Size: Octavo.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing with ALL 24 color plates including the rare color plate between page 14 and 15. The book has these First Issue points "the red serified spine imprint" (Hanff & Greene binding variant C); p. [2] the publisher's ads enclosed in a box; title verso with copyright notice; the earliest state of the plate facing p. 34 with the two dark blue dots in the face of the moon and the plate facing p. 92 with with the red shading on the horizon. The book is bound in the publisher's cloth with some repair to the spine. The binding is tight with NO cocking or leaning and the boards are crisp with minor wear to the edges. The pages are clean with NO marks or bookplates in the book. A lovely copy.

With pictures by W.W. Denslow. Chicago: Geo. M. Hill Co., [1900]. First edition, second state. With the following points: on p. [2], the publisher's advertisement has no box; on p. 14, line one begins "low wail of."; p. 81, fourth line from bottom has "pieces"; p. [227], line 1 begins: "While The Woodman."; and the colophon is reset in thirteen lines with no box; with broken type in the last line of p. 100 and p. 186. The verso of the title-page has a press-printed copyright notice, with the "R"'s having tails that are on a line with the rest of the printing. Second state of plate facing p. 34 without the two dark-blue blots on the moon and the second state of plate facing p. 92 without the pink shading at the horizon. Quarto (8 5/16 x 6 3/8 inches; 211 x 165 mm). 259, [1, blank], [1], [1, blank] pp. Twenty-four inserted color plates (including title). Original light green cloth pictorially stamped and lettered in red and a darker green (variant C with publisher's imprint at foot of spine in red in serifed type, with the "C" of "Co." encircling the "o"). Pictorial pastedown endpapers (issued without free endpapers). Cloth is lightly soiled and spine is a bit darkened, but without any restoration. Text with a small amount of soiling and finger smudging to outer margins. Some pages lightly toned. Plate facing page 44 with three tiny spots where the paper stuck to the facing page. Plate facing page 80 with a small closed marginal tear, not affecting illustration. Previous owner's old ink signature on preliminary leaf. Closed tear to front hinge which has been professionally restored. Overall, a very good copy of a book usually found in poor condition. Housed in a custom full green morocco clamshell. HBS 65777. $12,500.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing. The book has these First Issue points "the red serified spine imprint" (Hanff & Greene binding variant C); p. [2] the publisher's ads enclosed in a box; title verso with copyright notice; the earliest state of the plate facing p. 34 with the two dark blue dots in the face of the moon and the plate facing p. 92 with the red shading on the horizon and ALL 24 color plates including the rare color plate of Dorothy after page 14. The book is bound in the publisher's cloth with professional restoration to the spine.The binding is tight with NO cocking or leaning and the boards are crisp with minor wear to the edges. The pages are clean with NO marks or bookplates in the book. A wonderful copy housed in a custom clamshell box for preservation.

W. W. Denslow (illustrator). First Edition. Original pictorial cloth "B" binding, with publisher's imprint in red capital letters without serifs, at foot of spine; quarto. All second issue text points are present: ad on verso of FFEP is not enclosed in a box; page 14, line 1 with misprint corrected ".low wail of."; page 81, 4th line from bottom with misprint corrected ".pieces."; page 227, line 1, with misprint corrected ."While The Woodman." The endpapers (pastedowns) are in the second state: front pastedown printed in gray and black - the rear pastedown is printed in red and black, with 13 lines and not surrounded by a border. Inserted title page and 23 other full color inserted plates; second state of the plate facing p. 34 without two dark blue dots on forehead of the moon and second state of the plate facing p. 92 without red shading above the horizon. Internally clean and bright, with all plates in very good to fine condition (title page worn at fore-edge and plate facing page 44 with small marginal loss at top gutter and fore-edge, neither affecting the illustration). Inner hinges are visible, as usual, but holding well. A very good tight copy. Housed in a custom quarter-leather clamshell box. Bienvenue & Schmidt, pp. 4-6.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing. The book is bound in the publisher's ORIGINAL cloth with light wear to the spine and panels with some repair. The pages are clean with NO writing, or bookplates in the book. The book has all these First Issue points, on page 2, " box around the publishers advertisement" on page 14 the First line reads "low wail of", on page 81 the fourth line from bottom spells "peices" incorrectly, on pages 100, 186 the type is NOT broken" on last lines, on pages 34 the dots are on the moon, on Page 227 the First line reads "While Tin Woodman", the last page is pasted to back boards and has 11 lines with a box, the title page has the year 1900, and the copyright is 1899. The binding of the book is tight with NO cocking or leaning. The pages have light wear and discoloration. There is NO writing, marks or bookplates in the book. A lovely copy with ALL 24 color plates present in the book. We buy Frank L. Baum First Editions.

Cloth. Condition: Very good. First edition, second issue of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. (illustrator). First Edition, Second Issue. Octavo, 259pp, [3]. Light green cloth, illustrations stamped in red and green on covers. This copy is binding variant C, with the "C" of "Co." encircling the "o" on the spine. This copy is the second issue, with the publisher's advertisements lacking a box on page [2]; "low wail of" corrected on page 14, line 1; "peices" corrected to "pieces" on page 81; "While the Woodman" on page [227]; lacking an enclosed box on colophon and reset with 13 lines. Issued without front and rear free endpapers. Lacking the scarce dust jacket. Complete with 24 color plates, including the title page, which are a blend of first and second issue illustrations. Ownership notation in pencil, dated 1905. Soiling to boards, rubbing to spine. Cloth fraying at a few points. Free of any marks or notations within the text block. Solid binding and hinges. (Hanff & Greene II, 25-27) A presentable copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. 1st Edition. BAUM, L. Frank. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. With Pictures by W.W. Denslow.[Chicago / New York : Geo. M. Hill Co., 1900]. First State of the First Edition. Pp [3]-[261,(1),+ 15 (of 24) full-page colour plates. Text Illustrations. 8vo, illustrated pale green cloth, stamped in red and green. First state points : page 14 line 1 begins "low wail on"; on plate opposite page 34the moon has two dots; page 81 fourth line from bottom has "peices"; page 227 line 1 begins "While Tin Woodman"; colophon on rear pastedown in 11 lines with the initial letter in red and enclosed in a box; in B binding with publisher printed in red and with the O outside the C at foot of spine; however, lacking plate opp. p. 92 (and thus first state point cannot be verified red shading on horizon) and lacking first leaf (and thus first state point cannot be verified box around ads on page 2). The 15 of 24 plates present (and condition) are : opp. p. 14 "She caught Toto by the ear." (detached, edge chipped and short tear not affecting plate); opp. p. 20 "I am theWitch of the North." (very good); opp. p. 34 "You must be a great sorceress." (very good); opp. p. 36 "Dorothy gazed thoughtfully at the Scarecrow." (very good); opp. p. 66 "You ought to be ashamed of yourself!" (very good);opp. p. 102 "Permit me to introduce to you her Majesty, the Queen." (smudgeaffecting plate); opp. p. 112 "The Lion ate some of the porridge." (tear along gutter not affecting plate); opp. p. 126 "The Eyes looked at her thoughtfully." (small smudge not affecting plate); opp. p. 138 "The Soldier withthe green whiskers led them through the streets." (tears along gutter notaffecting plate); opp. p. 150 "The Monkeys wound many coils about his body." (tears along gutter not affecting plate); opp. p. 160 "The Tinsmiths worked for three days and four nights." (detached); opp. p. 170 "The Monkeys caught Dorothy in their arms and flew away with her." (detached, tear to fore-edge affecting plate); opp. p. 212 "The Scarecrow sat on the big throne."(tears along gutter not affecting plate); opp. p. 246 "The Head shot forward and struck the Scarecrow." (vertical crease); opp. p. 254 "You must giveme the Golden Cap." (tears along gutter not affecting plate). Lacking 9 ofthe 24 colour plates, text block detached from casing, hinges broken, spinecloth torn and spine ends chipped, heavy wear and smudging to cloth, lacking first leaf and bottom 2.5 inches of title page (and thus cannot verify publisher's information), brown stain to bottom margin of pp. 96-103, tearsand chipping along fore-edge of pp 113-114, tear along bottom edge of pp 251-252, numerous leaves loose, a poor, defective copy with complete text. The foundation for a restoration. As is. Net price. 4,500.00.

Hardcover. Condition: Acceptable. First Edition. First edition, second state (1900) as indicated by Geo. M. Hill publisher, no box around the ads on page 2, imperfect type on p. 100 and 186. Scarce. Tanning/dust wear to boards. A couple pencil marks on boards. Splitting at hinges, but binding is intact. Bumping at corners. Occasional fingerprints at page edges, a couple pages have a few pencil scribbles, mostly in front half of book, or a big â Vâ in pencil across the page. 22 out of 24 plates present. Missing 2 and 9. Stamp on copyright and introduction page. A couple pencil marks on the following color plates: â I am the witch of the Northâ , â You must be a great sorceressâ , â You ought to be ashamed of yourself!â , â The stork carried him up into the airâ , â Permit me to introduce to you her Majesty, the Queenâ (this one has quite a few scribbles), â You must give me the Golden Capâ , otherwise plates clean and vibrant. Closed tear on illustration titled â Dorothy gazed thoughtfully at the Scarecrowâ . Binding shaken.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. W W Denslow (illustrator). First printing. 24 inserted colour plates (including title). No dust jacket. First edition, in the rare and not first state of both text (first state listed at $58,800 USD) see Blanck, Peter Parley to Penrod, pp. 111-113. Greene and Hanff, pp. 25-27. 261 pgs. Maps. Illustrated with 24 Colour Plates (including the title page). First edition, first printing; second state of the text ( no box around ads on page 2, 1st line on page 14 reads "low wail of", p.81 fourth line from bottom spells "pieces" correctly, p.[227] 1st line reads "While the Woodman", colophon in 13 lines with no box, verso title page has copyright, imperfect type on pages 100, 186, colour plates perfect on p. 34 and 92). Bound in later red cloth boards with no title and tape for spine. Previous owner's gift inscription present to the FFEP "Sept. 7th 1907" New endpapers. Many pages have a discreet strip of tape or paper at the spine end for reinforcement. Some tears to pages. A nice copy for a well read copy.

Condition: Acceptable. Condition: Poor to Fair; Hardcover in original green cloth binding stamped in red and green on front cover. Published in 1900. First Edition, second state, in the "B" variant binding that has Publisher name printed in red, non-serified letters at bottom of spine. Book has Second State points of a 13 line colophon without border, corrected text on pages 14, 21, 227 and copyright on verso of title page. Also the plate facing page 34 has no blue dots and the plate facing page 92 has no red shading. Book in Poor condition. The covers are soiled though not terribly so and the binding is shaken but solid. 21 of 24 plates, missing plates facing pages 14, 138 and 170. Pages 15-18 loose with pencilling on page 15. Plate facing page 150 loose and a torn corner on plate facing page 36. A flawed but decent copy of this scarce First Edition. Please contact us for photos.

First Trade Edition. First Printing. Square quarto (24cm); gray cloth and black simulated leather backstrip, with titles stamped in metallic green on spine; dustjacket; [xiv],[7],8-268,[6]pp; illus. Inscribed by the illustrator on the title page to renown actor, dancer, and musician Geoffrey Holder: "For Geoffrey Holder / to whom I owe a great deal for these images. With great respect - Barry Moser." Fine in a very Near Fine dustjacket, unclipped (priced $19.95 and $25.00 on front flap), with some trivial external wear, and the original price sticker at lower rear panel. An extraordinary association copy of this exquisitely-illustrated edition of Baum's beloved 1900 novel. Among his many accomplishments, Holder (1930-2014) was responsible for directing and designing the original Broadway production of The Wiz, an African-American retelling of The Wizard of Oz, and a clear inspiration for Moser.

Hardcover in Slipcase. Condition: Fine. Rober Sabuda (illustrator). SIGNED, LIMITED EDITION. New York, Little Simon, Simon & Schuster, 2000. Number 90 of 200 Signed Editions. Book with green cloth boards is in Fine condition as is the matching slipcase except for a small scuff on the back. No dust jacket, as issued. Pop-ups are complete with no visible flaws. Appears unread or read very carefully, not touched by any child. A beautiful copy of this scarce Sabuda title. Signed, Limited, Slipcased, First Edition, First Printing.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Barry Moser (illustrator). First Edition. SIGNED BY THE ARTIST with no other inscription present. Stated first edition of the Pennyroyal Press Edition of this classic. Moser's version of the first Oz book is a dark yet magical one, with his characteristic black line strikes. With an appreciation by Oz scholar Justin Schiller. A pristine copy, clean and unmarked. In an archival Mylar jacket cover. Signed.

San Francisco: The Book Club of California, 2011. Folio, 141, [6]; [2], 47, [5] pp. The leaf book is bound in quarter green cloth over illustrated boards; the bookbinder's analysis in printed and illustrated stiff wrappers. In a brown cloth covered slipcase. As new. § With an original leaf from the first edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz printed in Chicago in 1900. These two works bring together important new scholarship on the printing and design history of an American classic. The leaf in this copy is page is a full-page illustration of the stork carrying the scarecrow into the air. Printed in blue, green and orange.

San Francisco: The Book Club of California, 2011. Folio, 141, [6]; [2], 47, [5] pp. The leaf book is bound in quarter green cloth over illustrated boards; the bookbinder's analysis in printed and illustrated stiff wrappers. In a brown cloth covered slipcase. As new. § With an original leaf from the first edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz printed in Chicago in 1900. These two works bring together important new scholarship on the printing and design history of an American classic. The leaf in this copy is page 104 from chapter 9, The Queen of the Field Mice bearing nine lines of text and a field full of mice, their queen in the foreground.

Condition: Fine. Limited edition fine press monograph on the production of the first edition of THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ - with an original leaf from the first edition tipped-in. Designed and printed by Peter Rutledge Koch with the assistance of Jonathan Gerken, bound and cased by John DeMerritt Bookbinding. 12'' x 9''. Original quarter green cloth, orange paper boards with cyclone design in black line, printed paper orange spine label. Dark orange endpapers. Original leaf from the printed first edition of WIZARD OF OZ tipped onto preliminary leaf as issued. Illustrated with 77 full-page color plates and in-text line images. Appendices at rear. 141, [3] pages. With: BOOKBINDER'S ANALYSIS. Original dark orange wrappers, perfect bound, title banner in yellow. Gold endpapers. 47, [3] pages. Together in brown cloth slipcase as issued. Original Book Club of California announcement and order sheet in printed envelope laid in. Just a touch of dustiness to slipcase.

No Binding. 1st Edition Clamshell Collector's Case. Chicago: George M. Hill Co., 1900. 1st Edition Clamshell Collector's Case. No Binding. First Edition Clamshell Case. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum Collector's Clamshell Case. Chicago.

Softcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Uncorrected proof. Illustrated by Biro. Fine in printed wrappers, and near fine proof dustwrapper. The first edition with these illustrations.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. W. W. Denslow (illustrator). First Thus. Brand new hardcover in dust jacket, unopened in original publisher's shrinkwrap. One copy of an unspecified facsimile reprint of the first edition, numbered and signed by the author's great-grandson, Robert Baum. 259 pp. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Signed Associational. Book.

Pop-up. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Sabuda, Robert (illustrator). 1st. Fine without dj as issued in original cellophane wrapper. Full number line. Signed by author "Always remember there's no place like home". In beautiful condition with all pop-ups working properly. No edge wear or other markings. Pop-up pages. Signed by Illustrator(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Sabuda, Robert (illustrator). 1st Edition. Inscribed by author. In original mylar with back sheet. First edition. Full Number line. Slightly bumped corner. Inscribed by Author.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Sabuda, Robert (illustrator). 1st Edition. STATED FIRST Edition AND FIRST Printing, with publishers full number line present. A FLAWLESS - really AS NEW - volume (with 3-D glasses unused, in perfect/ excellent condition). Publishers loose color sheet at rear present. * SIGNED * by Sabuda on first page, Signature Only. ALL POP-UP's are MINT and 'as new'. A fabulous copy. Collector/Gift Quality. Protected in a mylar slip. A FIRST/FIRST. Signed by Author(s).

First Edition. Fine copy in the original color-printed, stiff-card wrappers. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 0 pages; Commemorative exhibition booklet. Subjects: Fantasy. The Wizard of Oz. Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank) , 1856-1919. 1 Kg.

First Edition Thus. SIGNED by Barry Moser. Square 4to. Designed and illustrated with 62 wood engravings by Barry Moser. A fine copy in publisher's illustrated dustjacket. Barry Moser is an artist and owner/operator of the Pennyroyal Press. In this work, he interpreates Dorothy's adventures which matches in excitement and originality Moser's celebrated vision of the adventures of another young lady, Alice.

First Edition. Fine copy in the original color-printed, stiff-card wrappers. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 0 pages; Commemorative exhibition booklet. Subjects: Fantasy. The Wizard of Oz. Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank) , 1856-1919. 1 Kg.