Paris: Edmund S. Wood, 1950. Two volumes. (8), 174; (11), 204pp. This set reproduces the original edition, with John Tenniel’s famous illustrations. A fine set bound in quarter red morocco, gilt-titled to spine. This is the most famous and sought-after set of Carroll's Alice books in miniature form. T.e.g. (Bradbury..... More
(Sussex): Silver Thimble Books, 1983. (48)pp. One of 150 copies, signed by Gordon Murray, the designer and publisher. A passage from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with four full-page and three double-page illustrations after John Tenniel, the original illustrator of "Alice" and Through the Looking-Glass. The illustrations are handcolored by Murray..... More
Cambridge, MA: Pomegranate Press, 1972. Broadside. About 300 copies. A striking presentation of this fanciful poem, silkscreened in turquoise, purple and orange by Karyl Klopp. Very fine. (Measures 25 inches wide by 19 inches tall). More
London/NY: William Heineman/Doubleday Page, (1907). Quarto. xi, 162pp., + 12ff. plates. One of 1,100 copies. Because Rackham was away from London while this book was in production, most copies of the deluxe edition went unsigned; however, this copy has been signed by Rackham on the limitation page. Contains thirteen large..... More
Baltimore: Xavier Press, 1993. 19pp. A timeless essay by Lewis Carroll on the art of correspondence, illustrated with two pasted-in postage stamps promoting letter-writing and a fold-out sample of a letter by the author. In a designer binding by Dominic Riley featuring gilt-tooled envelopes and abstracted stamps in onlays of..... More
