London: Macmillan, 1872. 12 mo. (xii), 224pp. First edition, first issue, with "wade" for "wabe" on page 21. Like its predecessor, this continuation of the adventures of Alice is charmingly illustrated with 50 engravings by John Tenniel. Also like its predecessor, Carroll attempted to have the edition suppressed after the..... 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
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
(Berkeley, CA): Poole Press, 1989. Two volumes together: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. One of 100 copies. Signed by the publisher, Maryline Poole Adams. The characters of each story are viewed through a cutout circle on the title-page as the five-panel peepshow is extended out. Alice's Adventures..... 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
