THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ
(1986)
Inscribed first edition of Baum's classic as reinterpreted by Moser's stark and occasionally creepy illustrations.
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W.W. DENSLOW: The Other Wizard of Oz
1996
Beautifully printed monograph on the illustrator of the first printing of THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ, who broke with Baum following royalty disagreements but went on to a distinguished career in illustration.
A PICTURE FOR HAROLD'S ROOM
(1960)
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.
DENSLOW'S NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
1902
First edition, first issue of one of the most beautiful turn-of-the-century editions of the classic Christmas poem.
SHIP'S COOK GINGER: Another Tim Story
(1977)
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.
THE WIZARD OF OZ
(1950)
Midcentury large-format adaptation for children from ages five to nine, including many beautiful full-page color illustrations.
THE LOST PRINCESS OF OZ
(1917)
Later printing of this classic Oz title, beautifully illustrated by Neill in his adapted Art Nouveau style.
THE LAND OF OZ
(1904)
Later printing of this early Oz title, in bright red cloth binding and Neill-illustrated paste-on plate.
THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT
[1907]
First deluxe edition of this genre-defining title, which made Beatrix Potter a household name – in scarce binding variant.
THE TALE OF MR. JEREMY FISHER
1906
First edition, rare deluxe issue, of this charming story about a humanized frog's efforts to catch fish for a dinner party.
BLUEBERRIES FOR SAL
1948
First edition, first printing of this picturesque story of a little girl and a little bear in Maine, the scarcest McCloskey title.
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