First edition of this scarce non-Oz Thompson-Neill collaboration, their only book together outside of those carrying on the legacy of L. Frank Baum's famous series.

First printing of this surrealist picture book about communication, whether it's between apples and shoes or recursively between ducks of strange origins.

Signed first limited edition of this sweet little story about a boy and girl playing at being adults — first published in 1955, this is the first time this story appeared with color illustrations.

Signed first edition of this essential children's book biography, with corrections leaf — this copy from the remaining stock of the Youngers' rare book firm, Aleph Bet Books, and signed by Marc Younger.

Père Castor children's calendar, illustrated with full-page color lithographs by Rojankovsky.

Novel and striking Père Castor panorama book, the unusual format allowing readers to follow the long, winding flow of a river.

Inscribed first edition — with a rich, full-page watercolor painted by Polliti — of this charming picture book about a Sicilian-American fishing family in Monterey, California.

First edition of this picture book featuring Steiff Teddy Bears — the original teddy — charmingly illustrated with photographic scenes of two bears' adventures.

Elegant fine-press limited edition of the classic English folk song, drawing on Japanese aesthetics in bookbinding and paper choices.

Original sales sample for the third Pooh Book, bound like the first edition, but with most of the leaves blank, used as a tool to sell the book in advance of publication.

Signed limited edition illustrated by Arthur Rackham, one of only 105 numbered copies signed by Bianco — her charming follow-up to THE VELVETEEN RABBIT, about a wooden dog toy who goes on a journey.

First edition of this rocket picture book for Soviet children — issued about a month before Yuri Gagarin would become the first person to journey into outer space.