Alphabet Cards
[circa 1880]
Complete set of Gilded Age alphabet trade cards advertising Blake's Great Piano Palace in Boston in a style reminiscent of Alfred Crowquill.
ABC Books
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ALPHABET MILITAIRE 41
[circa 1835]
Single continuous folding pictorial alphabet book with a military theme, featuring gilt-lettered wrappers and details within illustrated letters.
THE COUNTRY CHILD'S ALPHABET
1924
First edition of this delicate and lovely rural-themed Farjeon alphabet book.
THE ABC BUNNY
1933
Scarce first edition of this magnificent ABC and Newbery Honor book, an unusually beautiful copy.
HAROLD'S ABC
1963
First printing of the seventh – and final – book in the Harold series of mid-century meta-picture books.
ALEPH-BET
1923
Scarce and beautiful Hebrew alphabet book, each page with a magnificent full-color illustration by noted Art Nouveau artist Z'ev Raban of the Bezalel school of art, founded by Boris Schatz and Ephraim Moses Lilien.
APPLES TO ZEBRAS
1980
A very attractive and fun ABC, very page completely covered with wonderful full-color illustrations of things that begin with the specified letter.
BRUNO MUNARI'S ABC
(1960)
First printing of the gorgeous picture book of bold full-color illustrations that span two pages, with minimal text for each letter of the alphabet.
THE BUMPER BOOK
(1946)
Second edition of this popular anthology of poems and stories by Lear, Milne, Field, and others, plus ABCs, counting rhymes, and more.
A FISHY ABC OR AN ALPHABET OF THE SEA
1947
First and only edition of this curious ABC, printed by a small private press from the late 1940s based in New Jersey.
GIFT ANGEL
(1987)
First edition of this alphabet of angels doing many things: dancing, sailing, sunbathing in seashells.
ABC DOGS
1940
Signed first edition of the whimsical dog alphabet – with a 3'' drawing of a Scottie in black and red – by the "Queen of Greenwich Village" (Keller), part of the New York Dada group.
THE Z WAS ZAPPED
1987
First printing of this innovative ABC book.
BLONDIE FROM A TO Z
(1943)
"A's for America...E's for the Enemy": Allied alphabet propaganda from Dagwood and Blondie, scarce in the original dust jacket.
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