THE SATURDAY EVENING POST TREASURY Selected by Roger Butterfield and the SEP Editors Simon Schuster, First Printing, 1954 Condition: About Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket GREAT STORIES FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Edited by Ben Hibbs Bantam Books, First Printing, 1947 Condition: Very Good Minus The 544-page TREASURY contains a generous selection of some of the best Post stories and articles from the early days of Ben Franklin up to the 1950s. Also included are two 32-page sections, one displaying in color many of the great SEP covers, the other being an album of 75 vintage Post ads. The book's two lower corners are worn, but there is little other wear no writing and the binding is firm throughout. The jacket has a few edge tears (mostly very short), some slight chipping, a small hole on the back cover, a few scratches on the spine front fold, a corner clip on the lower front flap and some darkening on the inside jacket. The paperback contains 12 additional stories, plus one duplicate from the hardback. It has spine edge/end wear and some corner wear, plus a gutter tear at the bottom of the first page, else looks nice with intact binding and no markings. Both books have lightly toned pages.