CRICKET IN THE CAGE
1933
First edition of this poetry collection with beautiful line drawings that demonstrate the scope of the talent of artist E.H. Shepard, best known for illustrating the Pooh books.
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FROGMORTON
1956
First US edition, in which Frederick Fitzherbert Frog invites Timothy Ptolemy Tortoise to spend the holidays, marvelously illustrated by the famous artist of the Pooh books.
DREAM DAYS
[circa 1953]
Midcentury edition, printed from new plates and illustrated by Shepard with a completely new series of pictures specially for this edition.
GOLDEN AGE
[circa 1953]
Midcentury edition, printed from new plates and illustrated by Shepard with a completely new series of pictures specially for this edition.
VICTORIA REGINA: A DRAMATIC BIOGRAPHY
[circa 1937]
Beautiful book edition of Housman's play about Queen Victoria, illustrated in black and white by famed Pooh illustrator E.H. Shepard.
AS THE BEE SUCKS
(1937)
First printing of this uncommon Shepard title, with essays of his PUNCH colleague, selected and illustrated by the artist best known for illustrating the Pooh books.
FOURTEEN SONGS FROM WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG
(1925)
First American edition of this collection of verses from Milne's wildly popular WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG, the first Pooh book, set to music.
WINNIE THE POOH
(1926)
First printing of the first book of Pooh prose stories, in which Christopher Robin's bear first becomes Winnie the Pooh.
NOW WE ARE SIX
(1927)
Signed limited first American edition of the third book in the Pooh series, featuring more of the poetry that launched Milne to success in the first Pooh book, WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG.
The Pooh Books: WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG; WINNIE THE POOH; NOW WE ARE SIX; THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER
(1924); (1926); (1927); (1928)
A beautiful collection of first editions of the Pooh Books, all in original dust jackets.
The Pooh Books: WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG; WINNIE THE POOH; NOW WE ARE SIX; THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER
(1924); (1926); (1927); (1928)
Complete set of first editions of the Pooh Books, all in original dust jackets, with WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG signed by Milne and Shepard.
WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG
(1934)
Tauchnitz edition of the first Pooh book, meant for distribution exclusively in Europe. An excellent copy.
WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG
(1925)
First deluxe edition, bound in full red gilt-stamped goatskin, of the first book in the Winnie-The-Pooh series.
WINNIE THE POOH
(1926)
Signed limited large paper copy, one of only 350 numbered copies signed by Milne and Shepard, of the first book of Pooh prose stories.
SONGS FROM NOW WE ARE SIX
(1927)
First trade edition of this Pooh-themed songbook, featuring lyrics by Milne after the verses from the third Pooh book, NOW WE ARE SIX.
PRINCE RABBIT AND THE PRINCESS WHO COULD NOT LAUGH
(1966)
First printing, with two fairy tales by Milne never before published in book form, illustrated by E.H. Shepard's daughter.
THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER
(1928)
Rare first edition, deluxe gilt-leather issue, of the second book of short stories about Christopher Robin's forest friends, including the Hundred Acre Wood's newest resident, Tigger.
THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER
(1928)
Rare first printing, the deluxe issue in full gilt-stamped goatskin and original box, of the second book of short stories about Christopher Robin's forest friends.
FUN & FANTASY
(1927)
Signed limited first edition, one of only 150 numbered copies (and only 50 for America) signed by Shepard – retrospectively collecting highlights of his work for PUNCH in the 1920s after the Pooh books brought him fame.
Original art: sketches from PERFUME FROM PROVENCE
[no later than 1935]
Three signed pen-and-ink drawings by Shepard, used in PERFUME FROM PROVENCE by Lady Fortescue, first published in 1935.
ANGEL CITY, CURSE OF THE STARVING CLASS & OTHER PLAYS
(1976)
First printing of this collection of eight plays by the Pulitzer-winning writer, director, and actor, including collaborations with Patti Smith.
MARY POPPINS
(1934)
First edition of this beloved tale of a very unusual nanny, adapted into an equally beloved Disney musical starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke.
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