Fourth edition of this illustrated description of various 19th-century jobs, this copy lacking 2 plates of 67 total.

First edition of this tragic tale of a hare who finds out her animal friends are of the fair weather sort when she is being chased by hunters.

First edition thus of this rare chapbook version of the classic accumulative rhyme, with charming woodcuts.

First edition of this illustrated moralistic chapbook about virtuous Tommy and his naughty brother Harry.

First edition thus of this scarce chapbook in two parts, containing the giant-slaying exploits of a farmer's son in Arthurian England.

First edition of a combination of two shorter nursery rhymes about TOM, with a humorous reference to the Napoleonic Wars to tie them together.

First edition of this early collection in English of Andersen's new fairy tales, including six appearing in English for the first time.

First US edition of this chapbook poem about the sights and sounds (and smells) of the UK's capitol city.

First edition of these Irish verses about fairies, with beautiful Art Nouveau designs by Housman carrying distinct notes of Beardsley's style.

Inscribed first edition, with a purple-ink inscription by Carroll in the year of publication to the wife of the playwright who tried to take ALICE to the theater.

First edition of this later Carroll fantasy, including a contemporary advertisement by Carroll requesting the recall of THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS because of poor reproductions.

Early edition, after the first, of this mischievous travel narrative about the creatures from Scottish folklore, given a Victorian update by Cox, have adventures across the world – in Japan, Turkey, Russia, and more.

Beautiful first US edition of this collection of fairy stories by the Victorian woman of letters known for her depictions of middle-class life in the English countryside.