American Beatrix Potter imitation, in which Peter's mother sends him to school to keep him out of mischief.

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.

First American edition (probably preceding the British), a fine copy.

Complete "very amusing & interesting game introducing the famous characters created by Miss Beatrix Potter" – with the original die and 4 lead figurines.

First edition in book form, featuring the adorably alert Miss Moppet chasing after a mouse, an exceptional copy.

First trade edition of this tale of talented tailoring mice, Beatrix Potter's "own favourite among [her] little books" (Linder, 121).

First edition of this story of a well-dressed duck's misguided adventures in pursuit of motherhood.

First edition, first printing, of the final book in the Peter Rabbit series, first composed decades earlier but set aside for many years.

First edition, early issue of this story of a fisherman frog who gets a bit closer to his catch than he initially intended.

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.

First deluxe edition of this genre-defining title, which made Beatrix Potter a household name – in scarce binding variant.

First edition of this slightly longer Potter story, with a surprise cameo of Peter and two other rabbits at the end.

First edition of Potter's story of a squirrel and chipmunk friendship, unusual in Potter's work for its North American setting.