Description: Color Illustrations; Children's Book. Spine ends & corners of book covers have a bit of light bumping, rubbing & edge wear. Green cloth covered boards have black lettering to the spine and front cover of the book. Top spine end has a couple of spots of light fraying (bottom spine end has some spots just starting, but not torn yet). Top front corner of the book cover has a light bump. The spine of the book cover has some toning / sunning. Text pages generally clean & bright, though there are spots of foxing starting throughout the text. Endpapers are a solid off-white color. The previous owner's name and date are inked very neatly on the front endpaper. There is a stub of paper between the front map of Kensington Gardens & the half title page which could have been either a dedication page or a free page -- this is now missing. The text is illustrated throughout by Arthur Rackham in both black and white and full color. Included are six full color plates and 15 black and white line drawings. Overall, a very good solid reading copy. "When Peter Pan was seven days old - just one week, you know - he found out how never to get any older. This is partly managed by having no birthdays: which perhaps is a pity, because birthdays are often very useful, with cards, and cakes, and presents, and happy returns, and so on. But a really manly baby wants other thins as well.". Illustrated by Arthur Rackham.

Binding: Hardcover

Edition: First Edition