First printing of this collection of nursery rhymes, new and traditional, within the Peter Rabbit universe.

First US edition (probably preceding the British) in the original dust jacket.

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.

First edition, first issue of this unusual large-format Beatrix Potter book, a rather suspenseful story of a near reversal of the food chain.

First edition, second issue of a timeless tale of kitten and mouse, one of only two Beatrix Potter titles published in wallet binding form.

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.

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.

Early American pirated edition of the English classic, part of Henry Altemus's Wee Books for Wee Folks series.

First edition, first or second issue, of the story of what happens when an over-confident squirrel tries the patience of an owl.

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

First edition of Potter's gothic retelling of Bluebeard, the second issue (with frontispiece properly placed) in the scarce original dust jacket.

Early printing of a classic Beatrix Potter work.

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