ALL SORTS OF COMICAL CATS
[1902]
First edition of these Wain-illustrated cat verses, with a cover image to make any mouse repent of its sins and pray for swift deliverance.
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FUN AND FROLIC
[1902]
Scarce first edition featuring 6 full-page color plates by Wain of his characteristically humanoid cats.
Original Drawing: JOHN BURNS, WHERE IS THERE ANOTHER DUST HEAD?
[circa 1889]
Signed political drawing depicting London County Council member (later MP) and trade unionist John Burns as a cat, standing in front of a wall of broadsides with such remarks as "Sale now on roaring trade of liberal titles" and "John Burns Batter-sees to that."
IN CATLAND
[circa 1915]
A remarkably beautiful copy of this rare Wain title.
THE ZOOLAND POSTCARD PAINTING BOOK
[circa 1908]
First edition of this unusual Louis Wain title, a set of 10 postcards to be colored by a child — remarkably unused.
A LITTLE BOOK OF PUSSY CATS
[1908]
Uncommon edition of an uncommon Wain title, with his black and red drawings illustrating such verses as "The Naughty Fishes," "The Disobedient Kitten," and "The Lodging-House Cat."
MORE JINGLES, JOKES, AND FUNNY FOLKS
[circa 1910]
Scarce Louis Wain title featuring a variety of cats acting out Bingham's humorous verse.
KITS AND CATS - WITH LOUIS WAIN IN PUSSYLAND
[circa 1912]
Nice copy of a rare and fragile Wain title, a shape cat book and title in Father Tuck's Hurrah series.
FROLICS IN FAIRYLAND
[circa 1905]
Rare Wain production, in which characters from classic fairy tales are re-imagined as his characteristically eccentric and expressive cats.
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