Signed first printing of Follett's most beloved epic historical novel, following the fates of generations of characters whose lives are tied to the building of an English town's magnificent cathedral in the High Medieval Period.
Early printing of the most famous and wide-reaching collection of essays opposing Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act, the passage of which led to the Trail of Tears.
Two finished pen-and-ink drawings for Emma Sterne's book, published by Dodd Mead in 1935.
Signed original art featuring a little girl with a doll by the inimitable artist of cute little children.
Signed original watercolor depicting 3 little Peek-A-Boos walking through the woods, each carrying a different bouquet of flowers, in rich and vivid colors.
First printing of this picture book about an ogre who loves to eat children, a characteristically unflinching work for children by Ungerer.
First printing of this "curious culinary adventure incorporating a caveat against Lesser Literature, and an instance of startling Sensibility."
First printing of this color-illustrated work by Gorey, in which the wholesome yellow and pastel blues alternate with the baleful brownish-grey, matching the alternating charming and ominous scenes.
First edition of this collection of five plays, with an interesting introduction by Milne.
First English edition of this whimsical play by Milne.
Collection of 40 vintage die-cut valentines, illustrated in full color in typical 1950s style and ready to punch out along with leaves of envelopes for the user to cut out and glue together.
First edition of this story about a lazy bunny named Patrick, featuring real flocking on the illustrations so the reader can feel the fuzziness of the main character.
Beautifully illustrated account of animals in the wild, paired with advice for children to for their domesticated pets.
Provincial collection of Victorian poems about everyday life, including wood-engraved illustrations of the market.
Signed first printing of paper doll cut-outs for the mercurial bear on the cover, featuring characteristically bizarre and baroque costumes and accessories, signed by Gorey as his pseudonym, Dogear Wryde.
First edition of this bedtime story exploring the secrets of the night, with unusual illustrations by Weisgard.
Signed first printing of this introduction to rhyming Cockney slang illustrated with magnificent color woodcuts.
First printing of this I Can Read Book.
American shape book version of the classic Chicken Little story
Charming American Christmas book with an unusual gift binding, illustrated with many beautiful chromolithographs in a nostalgic throwback Victorian style.
Signed limited first edition set, one of 250 signed and numbered by Gorey, complete with all 16 original postcards and original pictorial envelope.
Signed first printing of this teasing short story, about an unseen "it" slowly sinking in various scenes within a vaguely Edwardian setting.
Signed first printing of this eerie tale of inference on a merry handcar trip in an Edwardian setting.
Signed first printing of this adorably macabre picture book for older readers featuring a boy whose imagination is stimulated by reading lots of comic books.
Signed first printing of Gorey's illustrated interpretation of the Grimm Brothers tale.
