Great pre-war alphabet picture book with large block letters and captivating colorful illustrations, in a larger linen book format for easy use by young children.

Early 20th-century cloth alphabet book in verse, with images and rhymes associated with affluent families of the period.

Great object ABC mounted on muslin for easy use by young children, with no text except for large block letters accompanied by a rich illustration and primarily one-word captions.

Scarce trade catalogue for children's books, toys, games, and educational novelties meant for the Christmas market.

Early edition of this French reader for young US learners, published as the cracks that would lead to the Civil War began to form.

First edition of this scarce, charming, and educational '70s guide for children on the artistry and practical craft of filmmaking.

First edition of this rare Margaret Wise Brown pseudonymous title, inscribed by illustrator Bill Ballantine, who he gave up his career to join the circus in 1947.

The foundational 1914 edition of this children's reader, the basic text and structure of the primer that publisher Scott, Foresman would later revise to incorporate their Dick and Jane characters into.

Third revised edition of this important bibliographical reference work on the "greatest little book" in the history of American early childhood education.

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.

First edition of a selection of stories from various sources all about birds, many with conservationist tones.

Midcentury edition of this stylish educational activity book that emphasizes the value of educational play.

First US edition of this beautiful chapbook that uses woodcuts as the basis of its moral lessons – an educational emblem book.