Royal Book of Oz author-Shel Silverstein Joe Servello's color and pen-and-ink

Joe Servello's color and pen-and-ink drawings bring exquisite detail to these tales: steam engines

This stunning keepsake masterpiece will be shared and admired by generations to come

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The Tin Woodman of Oz #12

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Royal Book of Oz author-Shel Silverstein Joe Servello's color and pen-and-inkHere is the scarce first printing ever in paperback of Ruth Plumly Thompsons first Oz book! Issued in June, 1985, these first paperback editions are the first appearance of this book under the authors name! This story tells how the Scarecrow finds himself far below the surface of Oz where he is proclaimed the re created Emperor of the Silver Islands. But being Emperor brings all sorts of trouble. Luckily, Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion, along with new