I AM A PUEBLO INDIAN GIRL
1939
First edition, trade issue, of one of the earliest children's book issued by a major publisher that was conceived, illustrated, and written by Indigenous creators.
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I AM A PUEBLO INDIAN GIRL
1939
Signed limited first edition, one of 500 numbered copies signed by E-yeh-Shure', who was only 13 when the book was published.
DANIEL BOONE
(1931)
First printing of a pivotal book in Rojankovsky's career, his first in English, and the first book published by the Domino Press, founded in Paris by American expats Esther Averill and Lila Stanley.
ÉCLAIR
(1934)
First printing, from Averill's Domino Press, with an autograph letter signed by Averill and on her stationery laid in.
CURIOUS GEORGE
1941
First printing of the first Curious George book, one of the most scarce and sought-after classic children's books.
PEREGRIN AND THE GOLDFISH
1929
Rare first American edition of the modern picture book from the niece of Sigmund Freud – with new English text written by Dalgliesh after sharing Seidmann-Freud's images with a group of children.
TINKER, TAILOR
[1914]
First edition, with Wain's cats shown in trades and stations: tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, gentleman, thief, plough boy, and apothecary.
SUN MOON STAR
(1980)
Stated first edition of an unusual collaboration, in which Chermayeff first created illustrations and Vonnegut supplied a story to fit them.
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