Junior Literary Guild edition of this Irish fantasy, in which young Patsy O'Flaherty plans to make a fortune capturing leprechauns.

First edition of this fantasy in Baum's pseudonymous Twinkle Tale Series, scarce in the original dust jacket.

First edition, first state of the children's fantasy novel by Baum published in the early days of his Oz success (and considered by many critics to be within the Oz universe) – a beautiful copy.

First edition, a superior copy in first state, with the contestant blank, and in an original unrecorded dust jacket.

First edition, first printing of the follow up to THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ.

Junior edition of these early Oz books, reissued in simplified form together and in a smaller format.

Early edition of this Golden Age retelling of the 1001 Nights cycle of tales, featuring lavish illustrations by René Bull – with original watercolor.

US-printed anthology of children's stories "told in prose by E. Veale," including a number of Palmer Cox Brownie stories.

First issue, in first issue dust jacket, of the great chocolatier fantasy of desire fulfilled, accompanied by an inscribed photo of Dahl.

Scarce first edition of the second "Teenie Weenie" book, reminiscent of Palmer Cox's Brownies but set in the United States — quite elusive in this condition.

First edition of this middle-grade children's fantasy, charmingly illustrated by the author.

First printing of this delightful story of an explorer father who makes up for forgetting his son's birthday by sending him a unicorn and dodo in the mail; enchanting hijinks ensue, including a disastrous TV interview.

First edition, in which the Cloverdale Dolls come alive.