CARLO OR KINDNESS REWARDED
[circa 1870]
Gilded Age small-format McLoughlin Brothers publication with a cute pet dog theme.
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FAVORITE COLORED PICTURE BOOK
[circa 1877]
First edition of this brightly illustrated collection of poems and short stories, many focused on animals.
FIVE LITTLE PIGS
[circa 1890]
Gilded Age McLoughlin Brothers publication of the traditional rhyme "This Little Pig Went to Market" from Aunt Mary's Little Series.
GIRLS AND BOYS COME OUT TO PLAY
1901
Winter and Christmas-themed picture book from the McLoughlin Brothers, featuring rhymes for young children illustrated with chromolothographs with little children at play.
HOME PRIMER
1897
McLoughlin Primer, including illustrated alphabets and simple word lessons with large illustrations.
LITTLE OLD WOMAN
[circa 1890]
Late 19th-century McLoughlin Brothers publication with their characteristic bright chromolithographs.
PLAY AND LEARN ABC BOOK
1899
Exceptional ABC using names to teach letters, with large print and colorful images.
ROBIN-HOOD
1895
First edition thus of a McLoughlin collection of classic ROBIN HOOD stories, in a die-cut book in the shape of the man himself.
PATTY AND HER PITCHER
[circa 1884]
First edition of this Cinderella-like tale of a poor girl and the enchanted pitcher who helps her attain a better life.
SLOVENLY PETER'S STORY BOOK
[circa 1870]
Early English-language adaptation/imitation of Hoffmann's STRUWWELPETER: the uncredited Anglophone interpreter produces a strong effort, with avaricious girls bitterly stung by furious bees, set on fire, and the like. Some of the children do live.
CROSS CHILD
[circa 1860]
First edition of this McLoughlin Brothers STRUWWELPETER-esque title, describing children of different temperaments.
TOM TEARABOUT
[circa 1876]
First edition of this STRUWWELPETER-esque story of a very naughty boy and the consequences of his actions.
CINDERELLA
1893
McLoughlin Brothers printing of the French fairy tale, from their Sunshine Series.
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