| All books in this set is in aged condition, but it does not seem that there are missing pages and although the pages have some spotting, all is still legible. Some of the covers have tape on, as per photos. Highly collectable books.
Volume 45 - 1924. Has tape over the cover and the edges are tatty.
Volume 47 - 1926. The cover is in bad condition but the pages are still in fairly good condition.
Volume 48 - 1927. Book is in fairly good condition.
Volume 50 - 1929. Book is in fairly good condition.
Volume 51 - 1930. Cover is in bad condition and the spine is loose, but the pages are still in fairly good condition.
These books have surprisingly good text blocks. Contains articles to be treasured, really a good find.
Approximate dimensions per book - 28cm x 22cm x 5cm Vintage The Girls Own Annual Books are a treasure trove of stories, articles, and activities that offer a glimpse into the lives of young girls in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The annuals were published by the Religious Tract Society in London, and were aimed at a Christian readership. They were popular among young girls and their parents, as they offered wholesome entertainment and moral guidance. The Girls Own Annual was first published in 1880, and continued to be published until 1956. Each annual contained a mix of fiction and non-fiction, including stories, poems, articles, and activities. The stories were often moralistic, with a focus on Christian values such as kindness, honesty, and obedience. They featured strong female characters who overcame adversity and learned important life lessons. The non-fiction articles covered a wide range of topics, from history and science to fashion and cookery. They provided young girls with information about the world around them, and encouraged them to be curious and adventurous. The activities included games, puzzles, and craft projects, which helped to develop the girls' creativity and problem-solving skills. One of the most interesting aspects of Vintage The Girls Own Annual Books is the insight they offer into the lives of young girls in the past. Through the stories, articles, and activities, we can see how girls were expected to behave, what their interests were, and what they aspired to be. We can also see how society's expectations of girls changed over time, as the annuals reflect the evolving roles of women in society. In conclusion, Vintage The Girls Own Annual Books are a fascinating glimpse into the past, and offer a valuable perspective on the lives of young girls in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They are a testament to the enduring appeal of wholesome entertainment and moral guidance, and continue to be cherished by collectors and enthusiasts today. For more items from our store, visit:
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