The rare third edition, expanded and revised — the so-called first "trade" edition, the first by a major publisher and first to be issued under his own name.

First edition of the greatest of silly books and "a book of the very greatest rarity" (Morgan Library, #215) — one of only a few known copies with all lithographs and both upper wrappers intact.

Original complete mock-up of an unpublished French 1970s children's book by an unknown artist — featuring psychedelic watercolor illustrations depicting fantastical creatures and lush scenery.

First edition of this uncommon Walter Crane work, in which he transforms floral references from Shakespeare's plays into beautiful human figures.

Uncommonly nice first edition, in which Crane transforms floral references from Shakespeare's plays into beautiful human figures.

Signed limited edition, one of 575 copies for England numbered and signed by Rackham, an unusually nice copy.

First edition of this scarce collection of Palmer Cox's signature humorous tales, including an account of how quickly one can climb a mountain when being chased by livestock.

Walter Crane Sixpence Toy Book featuring magnificent, rich color illustrations on every page (engraved and printed by Edmund Evans).

Signed limited edition boxed set of Madonna's first children's book and its sequel, a pristine set in the original shipping carton.

First printing of this collection of poems about the magical, the legendary, and the just plain weird, with bookplate signed by both Sis and Prelutsky laid in.

Inscribed first edition of the second book in Cleary's beloved series, the first to feature Ramona Quimby as the main protagonist.

Signed first edition of this Newbery Honor speculative novel drawing from Lipan Apache storytelling traditions and weaving a "tale of monsters, magic, and familiy."