THE FAIRY CARAVAN
(1929)
First US edition (probably preceding the British) in the original dust jacket.
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THE FAIRY CARAVAN
(1929)
First US edition (probably preceding the British), a beautiful copy.
GINGER & PICKLES
1909
First edition of this tale of a village shop run by a cat and a dog, based upon a store local to Potter's own Hill Top farm.
THE ROLY-POLY PUDDING
1908
First edition, first issue of this unusual large-format Beatrix Potter book, a rather suspenseful story of a near reversal of the food chain.
THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER
1903
First trade edition of this tale of talented tailoring mice, Beatrix Potter's "own favourite among [her] little books" (Linder, 121).
TALE OF TIMMY TIPTOES
1911
First edition of Potter's story of a squirrel and chipmunk friendship, in a rare later-issue printed glassine.
SISTER ANNE
(1932)
First edition of Potter's gothic retelling of Bluebeard, the second issue (with frontispiece properly placed) in the scarce original dust jacket.
WHEN PETER RABBIT WENT TO SCHOOL
(1921)
American Beatrix Potter imitation, in which Peter's mother sends him to school to keep him out of mischief.
APPLEY DAPPLEY'S NURSERY RHYMES
[1917]
First printing of this collection of nursery rhymes, new and traditional, within the Peter Rabbit universe.
CECILY PARSLEY'S NURSERY RHYMES
[1922]
First edition of the last book by Potter to be issued in the iconic "Peter Rabbit" format, including revised rhymes first composed as early as 1893.
PETER RABBIT'S RACE GAME
[circa 1930]
Complete "very amusing & interesting game introducing the famous characters created by Miss Beatrix Potter" – with the original die and 4 lead figurines.
THE PIE AND THE PATTY-PAN
1905
Early printing of a classic Beatrix Potter work.
THE STORY OF MISS MOPPET
[1916]
First edition in book form, featuring the adorably alert Miss Moppet chasing after a mouse, an exceptional copy.
THE STORY OF MISS MOPPET
1906
First edition, second issue of a timeless tale of kitten and mouse, one of only two Beatrix Potter titles published in wallet binding form.
THE TALE OF BENJAMIN BUNNY
1904
First edition, first issue of the story of PETER RABBIT's badly-behaved cousin, and the pair's quest to retrieve Peter's lost clothes.
THE TALE OF JEMIMA PUDDLE-DUCK
1908
First edition of this story of a well-dressed duck's misguided adventures in pursuit of motherhood.
THE TALE OF JOHNNY TOWN-MOUSE
(1918)
First edition, first issue of this story of the differences between city and country living, a very Beatrix Potter retelling of Aesop's "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse."
THE TALE OF LITTLE PIG ROBINSON
(1930)
First edition, first printing, of the final book in the Peter Rabbit series, first composed decades earlier but set aside for many years.
THE TALE OF MR. JEREMY FISHER
1906
First edition, rare deluxe issue, of this charming story about a humanized frog's efforts to catch fish for a dinner party.
THE TALE OF MR. JEREMY FISHER
1906
First edition, early issue of this story of a fisherman frog who gets a bit closer to his catch than he initially intended.
THE TALE OF MR. TOD
1912
First edition of the first picture book in the Peter Rabbit universe to follows the villains.
THE TALE OF MRS. TITTLEMOUSE
1910
First edition of this charming story of a mouse's efforts to keep her house tidy in the face of numerous insect visitors – one of Beatrix Potter's scarcer titles.
THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT
[1902]
First trade edition of the first book by one of the giants of the Golden Age of Illustration, and of children's picture books.
THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT
1904
Early American pirated edition of the English classic, part of Henry Altemus's Wee Books for Wee Folks series.
THE TALE OF PIGLING BLAND
1913
First edition of this slightly longer Potter story, with a surprise cameo of Peter and two other rabbits at the end.
