First edition of the famous avant-garde picture book, the first collaboration by the two formative children's books creators published by Raduga.

Signed first edition in English of this magical Russian story about a young boy who receives an unexpected reward after saving a mysterious chicken.

Signed first printing of this lush retelling of the tragic Russian fairy tale of a river who falls in love with a musician.

Soviet children's book on the theme of international brotherhood, illustrated with bright color lithographs of parents and children from many nations.

First Charushin-illustrated edition of "the most famous children's book written by Samuil Marshak," a giant of early 20th-century Russian picture books.

Third printing of this avant-garde celebration of technological innovation by the celebrated pair of modernist children's book collaborators, Marshak and Lebedev.

Authorized American edition of this early large format Père Castor book, featuring striking and stylized Art Deco color lithographs by Russian émigré artist Guertik with dotted lines for children to finish the designs.

Satirical Soviet picture book ridiculing famous political figures, one of the books critical of Russian history that led to Bedny's fall from grace under Stalin.

First printing, in which Eloise tours Moscow, visiting famous monuments and eating Russian food, if not exactly doing as the Russians do.

Scarce early Père Castor picture book, a Russian fairy tale vividly illustrated by Russian émigré artist Ivan Bilibin.