Early American piracy of Collodi's fairy tale, published without attribution to the author or the translator of the first American edition – but also the first known version published in the US with color plates.
First Detmold edition, with 12 exquisite tipped-in color plates with tissue guards, rare in the box.
First US edition of this unusual children's story from the author of HORATIO HORNBLOWER, with charming illustrations by Newbery-winning artist Robert Lawson.
First edition of this classic American "boy book," dramatizing the everyday life of boys in Gilded Age Boston.
First edition of the sequel to the children's classic, with beautiful late Victorian line illustrations by the author's father.
First UK edition of this adventure story, following a spoiled young boy as he matures aboard a fishing vessel – from the collection of publisher Michael Sadleir.
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Inscribed first edition of the best known book by the first woman and first Swedish person to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, beating out fellow nominees Joseph Conrad, Thomas Hardy, and Mark Twain.
Third edition of this collection of adventure stories, translated and adapted for children by a variety of primarily women authors, selected by Andrew Lang.
McLoughlin Brothers edition of this classic collection of fairy tales, in an unusually large format and different pictorial cloth binding design.
First printing of this collection of tales from the ancient cycle of Reynard the Fox, the prototypical trickster figure – with stylish illustrations.
Charmingly illustrated collection of Edward Lear's silly verses, including classics like "The Owl and the Pussycat" and "The Jumblies."
First edition, first issue of one of the best-loved works of American literature, in scarce original dust jacket.
First edition of this vibrant McLoughlin publication, illustrating Moore's NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS alongside two amusing sequels of their own invention.
First edition, in which Buster and his dog Tige travel to France, Switzerland, England, and more.
First edition, 2nd printing (as tentatively noted in BAL), of the bucolic classic, a beautiful copy.
