Eerie Art Deco sequel to Pinocchio in Spanish, in which the animated puppet uses a balloon to visit the Mars and gets caught in a conflict between the Martians and Saturians.

First edition of this rare and charming narrative of London Zoo animals banding together to put on a pantomime of CINDERELLA.

First printing of the sixth book in the Harold series of mid-century minimalist meta-picture books, the only one first published in this format, as an I Can Read Book.

First edition of this Orlando title, in which Orlando and his family open a shop called "The Frisky Housewife."

Handsome copy in English of the classic German children's nightmare, with bright hand-colored illustrations.

Scarce signed first printing of this fabulous color picture book set in ancient Egypt.

Early American pirated edition of the English classic, part of Henry Altemus's Wee Books for Wee Folks series.

First issue of Gorey's bracing alphabet book, with a lengthy inscription by the publisher to comedian Phyllis Diller asserting he "designed this format for all this books to get him into a larger market. It worked!"

First edition of this Gilded Age collection of short stories, vibrantly illustrated.

First edition of this psychedelic story of Orange Boy's efforts to "cool his head," featuring several illustrations that incorporate Cockerell marbled paper.

A Little Color Classic, illustrated with full page color illustrations and in black and white by Harrison Cady.

First edition, first printing of this Tim story in which Tim and Ginger must assist on a ship when the crew comes down with food poisoning.

Midcentury large-format adaptation for children from ages five to nine, including many beautiful full-page color illustrations.