THE MARVELOUS LAND OF OZ
1904
First edition, first printing of the follow up to THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ.
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THE YELLOW HEN
(1916)
Second printing of this collection of children's tales by the Oz creator, including a few Oz pieces.
MR. WOODCHUCK
(1906)
Second printing of this American fantasy for young children by the creator of Oz, published pseudonymously in his Twinkle Tale series.
PRAIRIE-DOG TOWN
[circa 1919]
Early printing of this fantasy for young children by the creator of Oz.
THE SILVER PRINCESS IN OZ
(1938)
First edition of this Oz fantasy adventure featuring characters from THE PURPLE PRINCE OF OZ meeting a new princes and her fire-breathing colt.
PRINCE MUD-TURTLE
(1906)
Gorgeous first edition of this pseudonymous L. Frank Baum title, a rare work in his Twinkle Tale fantasy series.
BANDIT JIM CROW
(1906)
First edition of this pseudonymous L. Frank Baum title, a rare work in his Twinkle Tale fantasy series.
THE WONDER CITY OF OZ
(1940)
First edition, first issue of the first Oz book both written and illustrated by Neill, who illustrated every Oz book from 1904 to 1942.
THE SHAGGY MAN OF OZ
(1949)
First edition of Jack Snow's 2nd Oz installment, picking up threads from early Baum books like THE ROAD TO OZ and JOHN DOUGH.
BANDIT JIM CROW
(1906)
Second printing of this pseudonymous L. Frank Baum title, a rare work in his Twinkle Tale fantasy series.
MR. WOODCHUCK
(1906)
First edition of this American fantasy for young children by the creator of Oz, published pseudonymously in his Twinkle Tale series.
PIRATES IN OZ
(1931)
First edition of the 25th Oz book, with a male protagonist — one of Thompson's decidedly post-Baumian innovations.
THE LOST KING OF OZ
[circa 1928]
Early printing of this Oz adventure in which our heroes search for Ozma's father, a beautiful copy in the original dust jacket.
BAUM'S OWN BOOK FOR CHILDREN
(1912)
First edition thus, a re-issue of the Oz creator's JUVENILE SPEAKER (1910) under a different title, a collection of short pieces that Baum believed his best, including stories and verses from Oz.
THE SHAGGY MAN OF OZ
(1949)
First edition of Jack Snow's 2nd Oz installment, picking up threads from early Baum books like THE ROAD TO OZ and JOHN DOUGH.
PHOEBE DARING
(1912)
First edition of the 2nd book in Baum's YA detective series, with a striking ombre binding design.
THE WONDER CITY OF OZ
[1951]
Early printing of the first Oz book both written and illustrated by Neill, who illustrated every Oz book from 1904 to 1942.
THE ENCHANTED ISLAND OF YEW
[circa 1906-8]
Early printing of the children's fantasy novel by Baum published in the early days of his Oz success (and considered by many critics to be within the Oz universe).
KABUMPO IN OZ
(1922)
First edition of this tale of an elephant who finds his way to Oz, the first post-Baum Oz book to fully credit Plumly as the author.
THE LOST KING OF OZ
(1925)
First edition of this Oz adventure in which our heroes search for Ozma's father.
THE ROAD TO OZ
[circa 1929]
1920s reprint — in the original dust jacket — of the fifth Oz book THE ROAD TO OZ, introducing the Shaggy Man, Button-Bright, and Polychrome, and bringing back Toto.
THE TIN WOODMAN OF OZ
[1920]
Early printing this delightful Oz book that ties up a loose end from the very first entry in the series, THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ.
THE LOST PRINCESS OF OZ
[1919]
Early printing of this Oz entry that begins with a mystery: Princess Ozma has disappeared.
THE LAST EGYPTIAN
1908
First edition of this anonymously published adventure novel by the creator of Oz, not printing his famous name in children's books because it was meant for adults.
THE MAGIC OF OZ
[circa 1923]
Early printing of the 13th Oz book, published a month after Baum's death.
