JUAN AND JUANITA
(1926)
Scarce Tenggren edition, first published in book form in 1887.
Golden Age
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IMAGINA
1914
Unique presentation copy of Ford's distinctively melancholy story of a child's imagined half-world, inscribed by Ford to Rackham collector and bibliographer Sarah Briggs Latimore.
COPPER TOP
(1924)
First US edition of the marvelous fantasy adventure by the New Zealander artist, in the scarce original dust jacket.
THE GOBLIN'S GLEN
1924
First edition of this group of fairy and fantasy stories, enchantingly illustrated by the New Zealander artist – exceptionally scarce in this condition.
MY OWN SET OF SUNNY BOOKS
[circa 1930]
Lovely set of four colorful books written and illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, each in the original dust jacket and housed in the original publisher's pictorial box.
NUOVA OR THE NEW BEE
(1920)
First edition, about a brave female bee that fights convention – a subtle allegory about modern women and a socialist world.
ADVENTURES OF UNCLE LUBIN
1902
First US edition of the first book written and illustrated by Robinson, a quixotic comedy of contraptions, printed in Great Britain and published the same year as the UK first.
A CHILD'S BOOK OF COUNTRY STORIES
1935
Magnificent copy, in original publisher's box.
A VERY LITTLE CHILD'S BOOK OF STORIES
1924
Early printing of the original Duffield edition (more commonly found as the Dial reprint), illustrated with Smith's gorgeous aesthetic to accompany an anthology of nearly 100 stories and poems reflecting popular children's literature of the 1920s.
A CHILD'S BOOK OF MODERN STORIES
1935
Charming anthology of stories accompanied by Smith's vivid illustrations, a beautifully preserved copy in the original box and dust jacket.
THE BLINDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS GIFT BOOK
[1915]
First edition of this fundraising gift book for World War I veterans, illustrated by many of the leading artists of the day, with all proceeds of the project going to the charity St. Dunstan's.
THE ADVENTURES OF BORBEE AND THE WISP
1908
First edition of this beautifully illustrated Edwardian fantasy of an "unsophisticated little boy" who sets out to rescue a Princess on orders from a fairy.
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