Delightful late Victorian collection of six mini books for little readers, in the original publisher's box, each illustrated with four full-page chromolithographs.

Late 19th-century McLoughlin Brothers publication with their characteristic bright chromolithographs.

Exceptional ABC using names to teach letters, with large print and colorful images.

Stunning Gilded Age ABC book with each letter illustrated in a stars-and-stripes motif, and including a Fourth of July story.

Scarce color McLoughlin Brothers Brownies production featuring author-illustrator Palmer Cox's ingenious adaptation of Scottish folklore, an attractive copy.

Darling Czech children's book, with vibrant chromolithographs of well-to-do children engaging in various activities including going to the zoo, going sailing, and buying new toys.

First edition of this almanack for children, with lovely illustrations by Kate Greenaway.

First edition of this near-miniature collection of 12 short stories with illustrations attributed to Kate Greenaway.

First edition of this McLoughlin Brothers STRUWWELPETER-esque title, describing children of different temperaments.

Rare first edition of this exciting McLoughlin title, in which a steam train and its passengers experience increasingly unlikely adventures.

Rare and fantastic German hand-colored picture book, featuring several characters similar to those in Meggendorfer's famous moveable books.

First edition of this moral tale in the shape of its titular character, with illustrations by noted Philadelphia chromolithographer Ferdinand Moras.

First edition of this humorous tale of families looking for a short escape from city life, only to find that country living comes with its own difficulties.