Illustrated gift book extolling the virtues of the independent grocery store via adventurous fairies – a charming piece of 1920s US advertising.

The fifth book in Atwell's popular BOO-BOOS series, in which the titular fairies accompany their friend Bunty to a farm in the country, this copy in unusually nice condition.

Scarce color McLoughlin Brothers Brownies production featuring author-illustrator Palmer Cox's ingenious adaptation of Scottish folklore, an attractive copy.

Beautiful copy of the third installment of this elf series, taking place in a town full of humanized insect and animals, marvelously illustrated.

A lovely fantasy of the humanized GUM-NUT BABIES and how they interact with the other residents of the Bush.

First edition of this charming fantasy by the creator of that famous Kellogg trio Snap, Crackle and Pop, lavishly illustrated in Grant's unique style.

First printing of this little story about a CABBAGE MOTH fairy's travels through various garden flowers on a journey towards love and personal acceptance.

First printing of the second book in the Harold series of mid-century minimalist meta-picture books.

Charming make-your-own-scene book featuring humanized bugs and frogs and a host of their fairy and gnome friends, issued as loose figures to be fit into the color plates.

First edition of this stylishly dreamy and deco fantasy of little Michelle's adventures in Fairyland.

First printing of this fantasy shape book, with rhymes about the many fairies of the outdoors illustrated with vivid chromolithographs.

First US edition (probably preceding the British), a beautiful copy.

Inscribed first printing of this charming story of a young raccoon with an untidy room, and how his troubles become much more pressing when he accidentally summons THE MESS FAIRY.