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Ameliaranne catalogue

updated 18th January 2012


Ameliarannes
mostly larger format hardbacks with b&w silhouettes and text on the left-hand page
and a gorgeous Susan B. Pearse coloured drawing opposite.
Paperbacks have the same layout.


Postage for hardbacks within Australia is AU$3.00, smaller format and paperbacks AU$1.80
Postage to the UK or US is AU$13.10, smaller format and paperbacks AU$6.50

 

 


 

 

Ameliaranne was created in 1920 with Ameliaranne and the Green Umbrella,
told by Constance Heward
with colour pictures by Susan B. Pearse.

Over the years Ameliaranne stories were written by various authors - always with the charming illustrations by Susan B. Pearse, who lived to be 102.

"She was a pale child with black hair, which she wore in curl rags from Friday night to Sunday morning."
She loved her mother and was fiercely protective of her little brothers and sisters.
The Squire thought she was a sensible child
and everyone agreed: "Ameliaranne will know what to do."

 





Ameliaranne Cinema Star
(aka Ameliaranne and the Monkey)
told by Constance Heward, illustrated by Susan B. Pearse.
First published 1929, this one is a 1940 reprint.

Hardback with no dust jacket, coloured plate on the front "tipped in" GD/--. No names, not ex-library, clean shiny cream pages, tight binding with no wobbles, clean brown board covers with a small chunk missing from top of tipped-in plate. Removable plastic over.
Smaller format 13.5 x 18.1 cm

AME03 AU$70

 

Ameliaranne and the Big Treasure

told in words by Natalie Joan, told in pictures by Susan B. Pearse.
First published 1932, this one is a 1932 1st edition.

Hardback with no dust jacket, coloured plate on the front "tipped in" VG/--. No names, not ex-library, clean shiny cream pages, tight binding with no wobbles, clean red board covers, fading at spine.
Usual format 14.4 x 20.5 cm

AME05 AU$60

 

Ameliaranne Gives a Party

told by Constance Heward, pictured by Susan B. Pearse.
First published 1938, this one is a 1950 reprint GD/FAIR.

Hardback with dust jacket, pictorial board covers the same as the dj. The same name twice (Shirley and "Sirley"), not ex-library, clean cream pages, tight binding with slight wobble, clean covers. The clipped dust jacket in a removable plastic cover has been torn extensively and mended on the reverse, chunk missing from bottom front. Flap says 2nd imp.
Usual format 14.4 x 20.5 cm

AME07 AU$40

 


Ameliaranne Keeps School
told by Constance Heward, pictured by Susan B. Pearse.
First published 1940, this one is a 1949 reprint GD/--.
Hardback with no dust jacket, pictorial board covers, ex-library with only one sticker remnant on fep to show this, clean cream pages, somewhat wobbly binding with a crack at back end-paper (i.e,. the webbing shows through), clean covers with bumping at corners, removable plastic over.
Usual format 14.4 x 20.5 cm
AME09 AU$20

 

Ameliaranne Goes Touring
told by Constance Heward, pictured by Susan B. Pearse.
First published 1941, this one is a 1959 reprint VG/VG.
Hardback with dust jacket, pictorial board covers, not ex-library, no names, clean cream pages, tight binding with no wobbles, clean covers. The clipped dust jacket in a removable plastic sleeve has no marks.
Usual format 14.4 x 20.5 cm

AME10 AU$70
 
Ameliaranne Gives a Concert
told by Margaret Gilmour, pictured by Susan B. Pearse.
First published 1943, this one is a 1952 reprint GD/--.
Hardback with no dust jacket, pictorial board covers, not ex-library, clean cream pages, pale foxing on first page, somewhat wobbly binding with a crack at the monkey page (i.e,. the webbing shows through), clean covers with bumping at corners and edgewear.
Usual format 14.4 x 20.5 cm
AME14 AU$30