JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
[circa 1910s]
Great picture book of the classic fairy tale with captivating colorful illustrations, in a larger format for easy use by young children.
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THE BEE-MAN OF ORN
(1964)
First printing of this magical story of self-reflection about a man who lives with bees.
THE BEE-MAN OF ORN
(1964)
Inscribed first printing of this magical story of self-reflection about a man who lives with bees.
THE GOLDEN KEY
1976
Inscribed second edition thus of this intricately illustrated Sendak publication.
THE STORY OF THE THREE BEARS AND THE HISTORY OF MOTHER GOOSE AND HER SON JACK
1856
First edition thus of this pair of beloved stories, published in the early years of "one of the most important" booksellers in Cleveland (Maurice Joblin).
HISTORY OF WHITTINGTON AND OTHER STORIES
1890
Interestingly re-formatted edition of THE BLUE FAIRY BOOK, featuring adapted selections of fairy tales by the eminent Victorian folklorist, including Ali Baba, Aladdin, Master Maid, Trusty John, and the Goose Girl.
TALES OF A FAIRY COURT
[1907]
Elaborately color-printed large paper edition of this collection of fairie tales, in a 1908 custom binding for a Nottinghamshire private school.
RED FAIRY BOOK
[circa 1920s]
Early 20th century US edition of this classic book of fairy tales with a different binding style than the first edition, still elaborately designed for a gift audience.
THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
[1888]
First edition of Lang's second authored fairy tale (after PRINCESS NOBODY, 1884), set in Scotland and with occasional Scottish dialect.
PRINCE RICARDO OF PANTOUFLIA: BEING THE FURHTER ADVENTURES OF PRINCE PRIGIO'S SON
[1893]
Large paper presentation copy of this original tale of fairies by the fairy tale taste-maker of Victorian nurseries.
THE RED FAIRY BOOK
[circa 1920s]
McLoughlin Brothers edition of this classic collection of fairy tales, in an unusually large format and different pictorial cloth binding design.
THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
[1888]
First edition, deluxe limited large paper issue, of Lang's second authored fairy tale (after PRINCESS NOBODY, 1884), set in Scotland and with occasional Scottish dialect.
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