THE CHRISTMAS DREAM OF LITTLE CHARLES.
New York: Kiggins & Kellogg, n.d. [186_]. "Second Series - No. 5" Sewn pamphlet (3 1/2" tall). 16p. Illustrated with woodcuts. Pale pink printed wrappers. Rare. More
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DEATH AND BURIAL OF COCK ROBIN.
Banbury: J.G. Rusher, n.d. [1820's]. Sewn pamphlet (3 1/2" tall). 16p. Illustrated with woodcuts. More
A PICTURE BOOK, FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Kimber and Conrad, n.d. [c.1812]. Chapbook. 12mo. 24p. Illustrated with woodcut on title and two woodcuts on each page. Bound in plain untitled wrappers. Rosenbach 466. More
THE TRAGI-COMIC HISTORY OF THE BURIAL OF COCK ROBIN; WITH THE LAMENTATIONS OF JENNY WREN; THE SPARROW'S APPREHENSION; AND THE COCKOO'S PUNISHMENT.
Philadelphia: Benjamin Warner, 1821. Printed by S. Probasco. Frontis. [1-5], 6-16p, 8 plates including frontis. Plates not figured in the pagination. The frontispiece and final plate are on the inside of the wrappers. 12mo. Bound in untitled stiff salmon wrappers. Rosenbach 616; same collation as Welch, but different imprint and printer. More
GESAMMELTE MARCHEN.
Leipzig: Carl B. Lorck, 1854. Sixth edition. viii, 420p, [iv, ads]. Portrait frontispiece. Bound in full vellum with red spine label and gilt spine decorations. More
THE FAIRIES UP-TO-DATE.
London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, n.d. 189p. Illustrated by Jean de Bosschere on every verso with text on the facing rectos, each page with large illustrated borders in various colors. Bound in publisher's gray boards with titles on spine and upper cover in brown. A scarce de Bosschere title with the..... More
POP-IN THE BUNNY.
n.p. Rand McNally, 1952. First edition. "An In Action Book" 20p. Illustrated in color by Tony Brice. Color-printed glazed boards. Nine of the pages have a hole through which a plastic bunny snaps into a hiding pace when pulled by a string. More
THE PLAYS OF J. M. BARRIE IN ONE VOLUME.
London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1928. First edition. vi, 844p (i, ads). Portrait frontispiece. Bound for Brentano's in full crimson morocco with marbled endpapers, a.e.g., the spine with gilt title and double gilt rules around the panels and covers with dotted rules on the bands and board edges. More
MUGGINS MOUSE.
Chicago: Reilly and Lee Co., (1932). Small folio. 61p. Profusely illustrated throughout by Keith Ward, 32 pages in color. In original black cloth with red spine titles, the upper cover with color pictorial mounted plate, illustrated endpapers. More
THE UNCLE'S PRESENT, A NEW BATTLEDOOR.
Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson, [c.1810]. Four leaves, the first and last pasted down to the covers, the 2 inner ones pasted together making 4 pages in all, containing 24 letters of alphabet cries in six compartments to a page; in the original covers with a flap reading COME, READ and LEARN;... More
MY LIFE STORY.
New York: Samuel Gabriel Sons & Company, n.d. [c. 1920]. First edition. Quarto. Unpaged. 16 pages and with text on the inside covers. Illustrated on every page, four in full color. Bound with cloth spine, the covers mounted with bright color-printed paper. The upper covers features a portrait of Ted... More
INTRODUCTION A LA CONNOISSANCE DE LA NATURE.
Paris: Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1803. Small 8vo. (ii), 296p, (ii, contents). Illustrated with 20 engraved plates, each with tissue guard. Bound in period leather with marbled endpapers, a.e.g., the spine with gilt titles with rules and small ornaments. With a FORE-EDGE painting of Noah's Ark with the procession of the... More
CONTES DE L'ISBA.
Paris: Boivin & Cie. Printed by Firmin-Didot, 1931. First edition in French. Quarto. 160p. Illustrated by Bilibin, including 8 tipped-in color plates. Black and white text illustrations, initials, head- and tail-pieces. Every page with decorative border in red. Tan cloth with pictorial design on upper cover in several colors and... More
ROWENA TEENA TOT AND THE BLACKBERRIES.
Chicago: Albert Whitman, (1945). First edition, sixth printing. 32p. Illustrated in color on every page by Mary Grosjean. Bound in green cloth with color picture label on upper cover, illustrated endpapers. "Three Negro girls [first printing read three pickannies] in the rural South and their very picturesque Grandmammy, with her... More
ROWENA TEENA TOT AND THE RUNAWAY TURKEY.
Chicago: Albert Whitman, 1941. First edition, fourth printing. 32p. Illustrated in color on every page by Mary Grosjean. Bound in maroon cloth with color picture label on upper cover, illustrated endpapers. "Rowena, Teena, and Tot are again visiting Grandmammy Green. This time it is near Thanksgiving and the turkey runs... More
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[Stand Up Scene to Cut Out] THE GLOBE CIRCUS.
Boston: Boston Globe, May 10, 1896. Chromolithographed scene on stiff paper. 16 1/12" x 10". Printed by Forbes Co., Boston. Consists of 2 large pieces that form the big top tent arena and 10 smaller stand up pieces to populate the scene. Printed on folded two-page sheet. More
THE WONDERBOX STORIES.
New York: Century, 1916. First edition. 154p. Illustrated throughout with many drawings by Will Bradley. Small 8vo. Bound in yellow cloth with overall design on upper cover in brown and tan. More
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ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND [with] THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE.
Paris: Edmund S. Wood, Minia Press, 1950. Miniature books (3" x 2 1/8"). Two volumes. [xii], 174p; [xii], 204p. Illustrated by John Tenniel. Bound in quarter red leather with marbled sides and endpapers, t.e.g., gilt spine titles and gilt dots on the bands. Welsh 2507; Bradbury p. 150, nos. 6 & 7. More
THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1902. First edition thus. xvi, 211p. Illustrated with portrait frontispiece and 40 full-page plates by Peter Newell. All pages surrounded with decorative borders in green by Robert Murray Wright. Bound in white parchment boards with gilt titles and gilt embossed vignette of Alice on upper... More
A PERFECT DAY FOR THE MOVIES.
Boston: David R. Godine, (1983). First edition. Oblong quarto. Unpaged. 32p. Written and illustrated y Ron Chatalbash. Each recto with a black and white drawing featuring the protagonist and her cat within famous movies, text on the facing versos. Publisher's printed red boards. More
THE BUBBLE BALLADS.
New York: The Century Co., 1914. First edition. 4to. (x), 148p. Illustrated by Gertrude A. Kay with 16 full-page plates in black and white, and with text drawings and an illustrated border frame repeating on each text page. Bound in publisher's green cloth with spine titles, the upper cover set... More
LET'S TAKE A TRIP... WITHIN USA.
Cincinnati: Chas. W. Doepke Mfg. Company, 1957. Boxed series of six long wooden blocks, each 12" long and 1 1/8" square. Blocks covered in color-printed paper, each of the four sides featuring different aspects of the country: map of the states, their capitals and locations; map of wild animals and... More
BOB AND BETTY IN KRESGELAND.
n.p. Richardson Illustrating Co, (1924). 12pp in staple bound self wrappers. The covers and and four pages in color. This one "Kresge Department Store" More
HERE IS SANTA CLAUS!
New York: Goldsmith Publishing Co., (c. 1931). 14pp in staple bound self wrappers. The covers and and six pages in color. This "Stillman's, Jackson. MI" More
