First edition of Kate Greenaway's second illustrated almanack for children.

First editions of various Austrian lesson books for blind children from a single turn-of-the-century publisher, in both Braille and an embossed Latin alphabet, showing the field's move toward the Braille system.

Early edition of this collection of canine anecdotes, alongside charming illustrations of various dogs.

First US edition of this book of simple stories about Christian missions around the world.

First edition, fourth impression of this book of hand-sewing projects, targeted at young girls.

First edition of this economically minded craft book for children that "shows how many things lying around the house [...] can, with proper application, be made into things of beauty and usefulness."

First printing of this I Can Read Book wonderfully illustrated in color by Karen Ann Weinhaus.

First US edition, second overall, of this collection of useful knowledge for schoolchildren.

Fabulous large-format picture book tracing the history of France from the Stone Age to Marie Antoinette.

Second edition of this near-miniature patriotic tale as told by Revolutionary War veteran Uncle Ned, number 7 in the second REDFIELD'S TOY BOOK series.

First edition of this mid-century book of hand-sewing how-tos, targeted at young girls.

First edition of this rationalist dialogue between father and son – also addressed in the dedication to the author's daughters.

Scarce first edition of this text introducing the basic concepts of astronomy to a young audience, specifically including girls, that used Newton's name as a selling point.