Dayton Ohio Flea Market
Please join Suzanne at Coloradolady for Vintage Thingy Thursday. Thanks for hosting Suzanne!
When DH and I were planning vacation in MI, he began looking for a local hamfest (amateur radio) to attend. Not finding anything listed for the state he extended his search to surrounding area. Behold Dayton, reported to 
be THE hamfest of all. There was over 500 exhibitors inside the arena and at least half that number outside. This is where I found two Mother Goose books.
This one has a copyright page and is still somewhat bound. It contains full page illustrations.
The cover on the second volume is exquisite. Pages are loose in this one an
d there is no 
copyright. I've seen this one on a blog but cannot recall where. There are more pages devoted to poetry in this version but still many full page illustrations. 
When DH and I were planning vacation in MI, he began looking for a local hamfest (amateur radio) to attend. Not finding anything listed for the state he extended his search to surrounding area. Behold Dayton, reported to 
be THE hamfest of all. There was over 500 exhibitors inside the arena and at least half that number outside. This is where I found two Mother Goose books.
This one has a copyright page and is still somewhat bound. It contains full page illustrations.
The cover on the second volume is exquisite. Pages are loose in this one an
d there is no 
copyright. I've seen this one on a blog but cannot recall where. There are more pages devoted to poetry in this version but still many full page illustrations. 
Labels: children's books, Mother Goose, vintage thursday, VTT
posted by Ruby | 7/22/2010 08:08:00 AM
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