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Six Little Bunkers

   This series started out with interior illustrations by R. Emmett Owen, switching over to Walter S. Rogers later on. 

   A special thanks to James Keeline for providing the authors who wrote this series under pseudonym.  Not much of a surprise that Howard R. Garis wrote the majority of the books in this series, as he was one of the most prolific children's authors of the early twentieth century:

1. Six Little Bunkers at Grandma Bell’s (1918)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
2. Six Little Bunkers at Aunt Jo’s (1918)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
3. Six Little Bunkers at Cousin Tom’s (1918)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
4. Six Little Bunkers at Grandpa Ford’s (1918)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
5. Six Little Bunkers at Uncle Fred’s (1918)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
6. Six Little Bunkers at Captain Ben’s (1920)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
7. Six Little Bunkers at Cowboy Jack’s (1921)  [author unknown]
8. Six Little Bunkers at Mammy June’s (1922)  [written by W. Bert Foster]
9. Six Little Bunkers at Farmer Joel’s (1923)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
10. Six Little Bunkers at Miller Ned’s (1924)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
11. Six Little Bunkers at Indian John’s (1925)  [written by Howard R. Garis]
12. Six Little Bunkers at Happy Jim’s (1928)  [written by Eunice Creager]
13. Six Little Bunkers at Skipper Bob’s (1929)  [written by Eunice Creager]
14. Six Little Bunkers at Lighthouse Nell’s (1930)  [written by Eunice Creager]


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2nd format

The only differences with this format is the dust jacket artwork, and the frontis illustrations were sometimes updated to color.  It is possible that some of the illustrations were colorized in the 1st format, but I am not sure.  The pastedown-illustration on the cover of the book itself is the same as the previous format. 
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The Grosset & Dunlap omnibus

  This is a rather scarce book.  Grosset & Dunlap did not produce many series book omnibuses (I can't think of any others from this time period off the top of my head).  Around 1971, they did produce 3 omnibuses for Nandy Drew, The Hardy Boy and The Bobbsey Twins. 

  This Six Little Bunkers omnibus must have been in print for a VERY short amount of time, as I have only ever seen 1 copy in DJ (and that is the copy I own).  I have only ever seen 1 other copy of the book, and that one did not have a dust jacket. 
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