Limited edition of Dulac's final book, one of only 1500 numbered copies.

Signed limited first edition, one of 50 unnumbered copies for presentation, signed by John Greenaway and additionally signed by a woman for whom Greenaway wrote a story that is collected in this book, with an original sketch by Greenaway bound in.

Signed limited edition, one of only 460 copies signed by Rackham, of this popular play based on a Norwegian fairy tale — accompanied by an original pen-and-ink drawing that appears on page 78 of the text.

First edition of this large format picture book collaboration between the "Children's Poet" and the acclaimed Golden Age illustrator.

First edition of Parrish's masterwork, an unusually nice copy.

Signed limited first edition, one of only 50 numbered copies signed by Johnson and Dowd, this copy with a previously unpublished mounted illustration of a pirate by Pyle made available by Frank Schoonover for this edition.

First US edition of this German picture book of fairies — small "root" children who live underground — with gorgeous full-page chromolithographs.

Signed limited edition, one of only 500 numbered copies signed by Dulac.

First edition of this gorgeous outlier of the Golden Age of Illustration, a fully realized fantasy of interplanetary travel written and illustrated by South African architect William Timlin.

First edition of this highly sought Progressive-era fantasy set in Toyville by the multitalented artist, graphic designer, typographer, and film producer.

First edition thus, illustrated by acclaimed Golden Age illustrator Ethel Betts.

First US edition of this beautiful Dulac work, the book that launched his career with gift-book publisher Hodder & Stoughton, identical to the British edition except for the publisher's imprint.

Scarce and desirable Attwell title, an Alice in Wonderland-esque fantasy adventure illustrated by the creator of the Boo-Boos,