First Edition. Illustrated by Kurt Werth. "A Grosset Library Edition", but not an ex-library edition. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with original price. Item #20741
First Edition. Small Quarto Oblong, Original cloth and illustrated dustjacket. "Everything you Need to Know for Putting on a Puppet Show". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with light but fairly large stain to front panel, some edge chipping and short closed tears. Item #12493
First Edition. New England set children's story of beavers. Includes five hand-colored illustrations by the artist and an original showing a beaver w/branch of tree w/tag "Dithy and Lizzie". Signed by both the author and illustrator. Very Good lacking dustjacket, few pages with light stain. Item #12494
First Edition. Marked No. 3685 on rear cover. Part of Father Tuck's "Alphabet" Series. Four full page chromolithographs. Good plus with moderate creasing to covers, blue background faded near front top corner, short closed tear to front top edge with wear, rear spine edge is 3/4 split, and rear cover showing surface wear. Still a hard to fine title. Item #15271
First Edition. Decie Merwin illustrations. Octavo, 155 pages. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, chipping along top edge, Item #26189
First Edition. Original oblong octavo, original illustrated boards, complete with two records. Scarce. Very Good. Item #31145
Presumed First Edition. Small Quarto, Original colored lithographed paper covered boards. 224 pgs. Front cover depicting boys running down a town street with a dog in pursuit. Rear cover illustration of a large stone building. Frontis of a Cricket Game and 21 full page illustrations. Story of two young boys and their first year at private school in England. A nice example of a solidly produced but fragile Victorian Era children's novels. Very Good tight and attractive copy, edges with moderate wear, cloth spine with mild discoloration. A much nicer copy then generally found for this type of book. Item #12495
First Edition. Advance Review Copy slip laid in. Quarto. Illustrated by Nadine Forster, awarded the Prix Loisirs Jeunes in France. Fine in Near Fine dustjacket with original price. Item #20718
Uncorrected Proof. Entertaining story of the real Santa Claus. Very Good plus publisher's paper wraps. Item #15259
First Edition. Oblong octavo, original illustrated boards and dustjacket. Ga'g's second work following her most famous title, Millions of Cats. An attractive copy, Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with darkening and few smudges to spine and rear panel, three inch closed tear and accompanying creases to top front panel. Item #16073
First Edition, second issue (without the Jersey City imprint on the copyright page and no additional printings). Octavo, Original oblong illustrated boards and dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some mild soiling to panels, inch closed tear at upper rear flap edge. Item #31124
First Edition. Original illustrated wrappers, volume XXXV, issue no. 4. Two copies of the same issue of this children's magazine both containing the same Wanda Gag story. Both issues nearly Very Good, some loss to spine paper, some soiling to covers, one issue with darkening to top page edge. Item #15997
First Edition. Small oblong quarto. Wonderfully illustrated children's book. Near Fine in attractive almost Near Fine dustjacket with original price, few short closed tears. Item #20708
First Edition. James McCracken dustjacket art and illustrations. Quarto, original cloth and illustrated dustjacket. Uncommon children's book featuring characters from Mother Goose. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and top edge of panels, soiling to panels. Item #31135
Signed Limited edition of 250 copies, this is number 75, lacks wood engraving. Original illustrated oblong boards. This copy signed by Ga’g. Very Good. Item #37049
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First Edition, Uncorrected Proof. John Schoenherr illustrations. Newbery Award author. Great picture book proof copy of a story set in Alaska. Very Good plus publisher's paper wraps with paper clip outline to title page in proof dustjacket that has minor creasing to inside rear flap and general shelf wear. Publisher's notice stapled to front cover. Uncommon proof copy of a vintage children's title. Item #15280
First Edition. Original small Quarto, blue cloth with cover illustration. Fantasy for children that obviously imitated Baum's popular Wizard of Oz series. Attractive Very Good plus copy, spine with mild shelf wear, lower covers with some cloth wear. Item #11558
Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 127 pages. Original illustrated wrappers. Illustrations de Manon Iessel. Very Good. Item #26202
Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 126 pages. Original illustrated wrappers. Illustrations de Manon Iessel. Very Good. Item #26200
First Edition. Small octavo, original illustrated boards. Rare early post World War Two Italian children's book. Very Good. Item #20681
First Edition. Square octavo, original illustrated boards and dustjacket. Collection of 49 picture puzzles with attractive colorful dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #13989
First American Edition. Original small oblong format, original cloth and dustjacket. Story of a mice birthday party, illustrated by the author. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket. Item #9716
Second Printing. Franz Geritz dustjacket art and illustrations. Novel of the California Gold Rush intended for young adults. Uncommon. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with small chips at spine ends. Item #20758
First Edition. Native American story adapted for young adults. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with spine mildly faded and short closed tear to rear bottom edge and front top edge. Item #16179
First Edition. Mix Groth illustrations. " A Jolly old couple find many uses for their bright yellow dishpan-an apple cart, a boat, a sleigh, it carries them through many a happy adventure." Very Good plus with some edge wear and child's handwritten name largely written in pencil in Very Good plus dustjacket with mild wear and creasing to edges. Item #15248
