HAROLD AT THE NORTH POLE
First printing of the fourth book in the Harold series of mid-century meta-picture books.
First printing of the fourth book in the Harold series of mid-century meta-picture books.
First edition of the second book in the Harold series of mid-century minimalist meta-picture books.
Second issue of this whimsical advertising booklet about boat safety and yachting, illustrated by Seuss with sea creatures in a style very similar to the future Cat in the Hat and the characters of ONE FISH TWO FISH.
First edition of the beautiful meta-picture book on the power of the creative imagination, rarely seen with the original dust jacket so intact.
First edition of the book that gave Americans their own fairy tale, with all the textual points of the first state and a mixed state B/C of the plates.
First edition, in which Buster and his dog Tige travel to France, Switzerland, England, and more.
First edition of the first extensive printed record of the tales of Brer Rabbit and other oral traditions kept by enslaved African Americans before emancipation, this copy with an owner's Christmas gift inscription dated 1880.
First printing of the Sendak edition, published after Sendak designed the costumes and sets for the Pacific Northwest Ballet's production of the NUTCRACKER.
First printing, in later printing dust jacket, with 3 Christmas cards from the Leaf family laid in.
First edition, first issue of one of the best-loved works of American literature, in scarce original dust jacket.
Gorgeous first printing of White's classic children's book.
First printing of the Newbery Award Winner that mixes science fiction with fantasy, in which lab rats gain incredible abilities.
First printing of the classic picture book, a carefully designed balance of text and image by the author, in the scarce original dust jacket.
First printing of the classic American children's book about an orphan boy growing up on the banks of the Mississippi River in Missouri, in the expertly restored original cloth binding.
First printing, in the most uncommon form: bound in the publisher's full sheep.
First edition of this classic story of the life and domestication of an Alaskan wolfdog.
Early Boston piracy of Collodi's fairy tale, published without attribution to the author or the translator of the first US edition – but also the first known version published in the US with color plates.
First printing of the last of the Little House books, in which Laura is almost sixteen and teaching school.
Signed first printing of Cooney's adaptation of Chaucer, a modern take on the Middle Ages fable and Caldecott Award Winner.
Rare German-language edition of the Camelot-themed Mickey Mouse pop-up, an exceptionally well-preserved copy in the original dust jacket.
First printing of the 33rd Oz title in the original dust jacket, dedicated by Thompson to J.R. Neill (who illustrated every Oz book except the first, including this one).
Signed early printing of Seuss's second book.
Second printing (as tentatively noted in BAL), of the bucolic classic, a beautiful copy.
First printing of the winner of the 1931 Newbery Medal winner, an example of Lynd Ward's more delicate brush illustrations.
First printing of White's first book for children, a charming classic of the small but robust Mouse Adventure genre.