This listing includes two classic books. 'China As I See It' is written by Pearl S. Buck and published by The John Day Co in 1970. 'Portrait of a Chinese Lady' is penned by Lady Hosie and published by William Morrow & Co in 1930. Both editions are unstated. The books are in acceptable condition. They show signs of sunning, rubbing, and scratching on the covers. They were formerly library copies with the usual library treatments. There is mild shelf and edge wear, with rounded and scuffed edges, corners, and spine ends. There is foxing on the cover, text block, endpapers, and edges of pages, but it doesn't affect readability. The binding is tight, and the pages are clean except for library markings.
These books are great for reading and adding to your collection. When you're reading, handle them gently to avoid further wear. Since they were former library copies, they might have some markings which don't affect the content. Store them in a dry and cool place to prevent further foxing or damage. If you notice any loose pages, you can use a bit of glue to re - attach them carefully. Enjoy exploring the rich content these books have to offer!
