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Au Clair de la Lune and Other French Nursery Songs.

Rey, H. A.
NY: Greystone Press, (1941).

Oblong quarto. (15)ff. First edition. A collection of French songs for children, illustrated with ten bright, full-page color lithographs by Hans Augusto Rey. The musical notation for each song is cleverly incorporated into the illustrations, and the music notes take on various shapes: in one, they are soldier's flags, with... more

Price: $400.00

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Autograph letter, signed.

1984.

One page, on stationery printed with an illustration of the Cat in the Hat. The content is a response to a request to sign books and to a question about the availability of prints. Signed as both Dr. Seuss and Theodore S. Geisel. With the original envelope, addressed in Geisel's... more

Price: $1,500.00

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The Bible. The Ninth Edition.

New England: Printed for the Purchaser, (c. 1800).

274pp. Illustrated with a woodcut frontispiece. The ninth edition of John Taylor's Verbum Sempiternum is a rare American Thumb Bible about which only two copies are known, both of which are defective. According to Adomeit, "Epitomes of the story of the Bible were intended to provide early religious instruction for... more

Price: $2,250.00

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Bill the Minder.

Robinson, W. Heath
London: Constable, 1912.

Quarto. (xvi), (256)pp. One of 380 copies signed by Robinson, the author/illustrator. With sixteen mounted color plates and many black & white line drawings, head- and tail-pieces, and vignettes throughout that bring Robinson's imaginative story alive. Bill is the skilled minder, or babysitter, of the nine mostly bad-tempered children of... more

Price: $1,500.00

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Billy Popgun.

Winter, Milo
Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1912.

Quarto. x, 60, (2)pp. First edition. One of 350 numbered copies. Illustrated with eight full-page color plates, protected with tissue guards, and twelve half-tone drawings by Milo Winter. This is the first book by Winter, who went on to illustrate popular editions of such works as Gulliver's Travels, Arabian Nights,... more

Price: $500.00

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Bogstaver (Letters).

(Denmark: c. 1800).

Octavo. (6)ff. Manuscript alphabet book in Danish with hand-colored illustrations throughout. Written in cursive script, the book opens with lowercase and capital-letter alphabets. These are followed by tables of small, precise, colored drawings of items beginning with each letter of the alphabet, accompanied by descriptions of the items. Other pages... more

Price: $1,250.00

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A Child's Garden of Verses.

Robinson, Charles
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1895.

Octavo. xiv, 136pp. First illustrated edition. Charles Robinson's first full book, this edition is illustrated throughout in black & white, including a frontispiece portrait of the author and over 100 drawings showing the influence of Walter Crane, Aubrey Beardsley, and others. Bound in forest green cloth with pictorial gilt to... more

Price: $450.00

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A Child's Garden of Verses.

Robinson, Charles
London: John Lane, n.d..

Octavo. (xvi), 152pp., + (8)pp. of advertisements. Charles Robinson's first full book, this edition is illustrated with nine full-page color plates, including the frontispiece and title page, and with over 100 black & white drawings showing the influence of Walter Crane, Aubrey Beardsley, and others. Bound in tan cloth with... more

Price: $300.00

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The Emerald City of Oz.

Neill, John R.
Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1910).

Small quarto. 296pp., + 12ff. plates. First edition, first issue. Illustrated throughout in black & white by John R. Neill, with sixteen full-page color plates heightened with metallic emerald ink. In the introduction, Baum describes how he wrote this sixth installment in the Oz series by incorporating many of the... more

Price: $600.00

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The Errand-Boy.

Boston: Lincoln & Edmands, 1821.

12mo. (36)pp., (wrappers included in pagination). Illustrated with several small woodcuts and typographical ornaments. The story of Honest Tom, the errand-boy, and how he overcame his slothful nature and was duly rewarded. Original peach wrappers show some chips to spine ends, several page corners creased, otherwise a nice copy of... more

Price: $375.00

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A Fairy Garland. Being Fairy Tales from the Old French.

Dulac, Edmund
London: Cassell & Company, Limited, (1928).

Quarto. 251pp., + 12 plates. One of 1,000 copies signed and numbered by the artist. Illustrated with twelve brightly-colored full-page plates by Dulac, protected by tissue guards. Bound in gilt-accented vellum-backed blue buckram. A near fine copy with some wear to extremities, especially spine ends, spotting and soiling to boards,... more

Price: $750.00

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Jeg Laver Kartoffeltryk.

(Denmark): Skandinavisk Bogforlag, (c. 1938).

Quarto. (30)pp. First edition. Illustrated throughout in color and black & white. A Danish guide to the craft of printing with carved potatoes, which also includes examples of stories illustrated with potato prints. Instructions show how to carve the stamps, and how to create characters, scenes, and action by combining... more

Price: $750.00

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Movable Scene.

(London: Dean & Son, c. 1850).

A leaf with a hand-colored, movable scene on the front depicting two royal children riding in a brightly-colored chaise pulled by two goats. When a tab at the bottom of the page is pulled, the boy raises and lowers his whip and the goats nod their heads up and down.... more

Price: $375.00

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The Purple Prince of Oz.

Neill, John R.
Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1932).

Small quarto. 281pp., + 12ff. plates. First edition. Illustrated throughout in black & white by John R. Neill, with twelve full-page color plates. In this continuation of L. Frank Baum's Oz stories, written by Ruth Plumly Thompson, a young boy proves that he is worthy to become Prince of Oz... more

Price: $400.00

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Sinbad the Sailor & Other Stories from the Arabian Nights.

Dulac, Edmund
(London): Hodder and Stoughton, (c. 1911).

Quarto. 221, (3)pp., + 23 plates. First trade edition. Includes twenty-three tipped-in color illustrations by Dulac, with tissue guards, and text surrounded by gold and black borders throughout. Fine, with only very minor wear to extremitites, in publisher's tan and blue flowered cloth, gilt-stamped with the title and an image... more

Price: $450.00

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Spad-Arfvet mitt Lilla Landtbruk.

Larsson, Carl
Stockholm: Albert Bonniers, 1906.

Oblong folio. (20)pp., + 24ff. plates. A portfolio of large, brightly-colored plates by the Swedish illustrator Carl Larsson. The plates depict life on a farm throughout the seasons, from plowing and sowing the fields to threshing wheat and milking cows. One illustration shows the artist himself painting and chatting with... more

Price: $300.00

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Tatters, the Puppy.

Wain, Louis
Dundee, London & Montreal: Valentine & Sons, (c. 1915).

Small quarto. (8)ff. A die-cut shape book for children in the form of a large-eyed puppy wearing a big blue ribbon. Illustrated throughout by Louis Wain in black and red, depicting the misadventures of Tatters the puppy as he learns how to be a good dog. Wain was best known... more

Price: $850.00

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Vous les Gosses.

Moinet, Boucard
Paris: Michel Bertrand, (1946).

Quarto. (10)ff. A collection of wise, wry poems for children, brightly illustrated in bold red, blue, green, and yellow by Boucard Moinet. The illustrations depict scenes of children at play: spinning around on a carousel, sailing boats on a pond in the park, and waving at an airplane flying overhead.... more

Price: $450.00

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The Witch's Kitchen, or the India Rubber Doctor.

Pogány, Willy
NY: Thomas Y. Crowell, (1911).

Small quarto. 225pp. First edition. With twenty-six full-page illustrations, including eight color plates, and numerous smaller black & white drawings by Willy Pogány. A children's tale in which two girls are lured away from home by a witch named Hookface and taken to an enchanted land. The story might be... more

Price: $1,000.00

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Zsuzsa Bergengóciában.

Kozma, Lajos
(Budapest): Sacelláry, 1921.

Quarto. (26)ff., + 22 plates. One of 500 numbered copies. A Hungarian ABC book with a poetical verse printed in red and black and a color illustration for each of the twenty-two letters in the Hungarian alphabet. The text is that of a fairy tale, and the brightly-colored illustrations reflect... more

Price: $550.00

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