First edition, first printing, of LITTLE WOMEN, together with the first edition, second state, of LITTLE WOMEN, PART SECOND, a major American children's book that introduced an important model for many 20th-century women authors.

First US edition of Aldin's tale of the trials and tribulations of Mac, a white West Highland Terrier, who narrates in a Scottish dialect. Rare in this condition.

First American edition of a timeless tale of double trouble: twin puppies escape the house and get into outdoor mischief. Beautifully illustrated in Aldin's lively style.

First American edition, in which Tim returns home to find his family gone, and he has many adventures before he is reunited with them at last. A Kate Greenaway Medal recipient.

Inscribed first printing of the book about a ghost cat and a haunted house, notoriously scarce in this edition and even moreso signed.

"Rainbow Edition" of one of the earliest children's books depicting surfing, about a young boy from Waikiki who moves to his aunt's house in the mountains.

First edition of this story about a family of pigs, illustrated with fantastic silhouettes.

First and only edition of Baum's pseudonymously published Twinkle Tales.

First edition and only printing of this "summer comedy" self-published by Baum, set near Lake Michigan where Baum wrote many of his books, an exceptional copy.

Early edition of one of Baum's earliest books, featuring Christmas-themed stories with Santa, Jack Frost, and more.

Signed limited edition, one of 500 numbered copies signed by Hague – this an additionally inscribed copy with an original Hague drawing of the Scarecrow alongside his signature.

First edition in the rare original dust jacket of Baum's posthumously published final Oz book.