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[HOWARD, C.J.] Object Teacher. NY: McLoughlin Bros. (ca. 1884). 4to, 12pp. Gray cloth spine with color pictorial boards. Color illustrations on every page. Edges worn, particularly at corners, front cover lightly soiled, rear cover more so, two small puncture holes to cloth spine, else an internally clean, bright copy.
Early printing (possibly first?). An instructive, wordless book filled with pictures of every day objects for children to learn their correct names. With stunning full-color illustrations and a glossary of terms at the rear, this early example of a teaching picture book from one of the pioneering American publishing firms in the use of color printing for children's picture books.

HOMER. The Odyssey of Homer. Rendered into English prose by S.H. Butcher & Andrew Lang. Illustrated after drawings by W. Russell Flint. Boston: Hale, Cushman & Flint [1930]. 8vo, x 332pp. Black boards with spine stamped in gold: t.e.g. 20 color plates. Spine ends lightly rubbed, rear cover lightly scuffed, else a clean, tight copy – with some pages uncut – in original dust jacket with mounted color plate (slightest rubbing to spine ends, some light scratches to mounted color plate, 4" scratch across bottom of rear panel).
First trade edition, US issue. Flint's gorgeous, classically inspired watercolors are a wonderful accompaniment to Homer's epic tale.

[FLINT, W[illiam] Russell]. The Odyssey of Homer. Done into English Prose by S.H. Butcher & Andrew Lang. With Twenty Plates in Colour After the Water-Colour Drawings of W. Russell Flint, A.R.A. London: The Medici Society, 1924. 4to, xxviii 319pp. White cloth with brown leather labels stamped in gilt affixed to spine. 20 hand-tipped color plates with captioned tissue guards. Corners and spine ends a tad rubbed, some wear to spine labels, free endpapers discolored, else an internally clean, tight copy with all color plates fine and bright.
First Flint-illustrated edition being a limited edition of 530 numbered copies. A wonderfully captured adaptation of Homer's epic translated by Andrew Lang and featuring W. Russell Flint's lavish illustrations. The illustrations for this book were first created in 1914, but due to the outbreak of WWI, the book's publication was delayed until 1924 when it was produced in this lavish, limited edition. Flint's gorgeous, classically inspired illustrations are a truly marvel.

JONES, Diana Wynne. The Ogre Downstairs. [London: Macmillan, 1982]. 12mo, 191pp. Olive boards with spine stamped in gold. Spine ends a tad rubbed, a few small rubbed spots to boards, else an internally clean, bright copy in original color pictorial dust jacket. Inscribed by the author, Diana Wynne Jones.
Second printing. Casper, Johnny, and Gwinny are sure they'll never be happy again when their mother marries Jack, who is as mean as an ogre. To make matters worse, two obnoxious stepbrothers, Malcolm and Douglas, move in as well. No one – except the parents – are happy. But when Jack gives a chemistry set to each group of kids, bigger problems take over. Turns out, they're not your average chemicals! In one hilarious experiment after another, the kids discover they can fly, switch bodies with one another, and even disappear. But what if the Ogre finds out?

SEUSS, Dr. Oh, the Places You'll Go! NY: Random House [1990]. 8vo, [48]pp. Color pictorial boards. Color pictorial endpapers; color illustrations on every page. A fine copy in original color pictorial dust jacket.
First edition. Seuss' timeless and inspiring picture book about finding the success that lies within, no matter what challenges are faced. A perennial favorite beloved by anyone going through any new changes in their lives!

THOMPSON, Ruth Plumly. Ojo in Oz. Illustrated by John R. Neill. Chicago: Reilly & Lee [1933]. 8vo, 304pp. Navy cloth with spine pictorially stamped in black and color pictorial paper label affixed to front. Pictorial endpapers; 12 color plates and numerous b&w illustrations. Spine edges, lower corners, and left side of label all lightly rubbed, else a bright, clean copy in original color pictorial dust jacket (light edge wear with ½" chip at bottom of spine, spine lightly sunned).
First edition, first state, binding A (with publisher's spine imprint in "boldface,") first state dust jacket (listing to this title on rear flap). From the collection of Fred M. Meyer, longtime Secretary of the International Wizard of Oz Club. When Ojo the Munchkin boy is taken captive — first by gypsies and then by a roving robber band — he makes an adventurous escape in the company of two new friends: Snufferbux, the singing and dancing bear, and Realbad, the bandit chieftain. The 27th Oz book and the 13th written by… Leer más

A promotional poster celebrating the 2007 publication of Old Penn Station by William Low. Measuring 26.5" x 18.5" and folded into quarters.

A promotional poster celebrating the 2003 publication of Old Turtle and the Broken Truth by Douglas Wood, illustrated by Jon J. Muth. Signed by the artist, Jon J. Muth. Measuring 24" x 18".

HENKES, Kevin. Olive's Ocean. [NY]: HarperCollins [2003]. 12mo, [vi] 217pp. Tan quarter-cloth stamped in light green with beige boards decoratively blind-stamped. Marbled endpapers. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket (no medal affixed). Signed by the author, Kevin Henkes.
First edition. 2004 Newbery Honor Book! Martha Boyle and Olive Barstow could have been friends, but they weren't. Now Olive is gone and Martha finds she can't stop thinking about her. Will she find a way to cope with all the feelings that threaten to overwhelm her? The first Newbery Honor book by this Caldecott Medalist!

FALCONER, Ian. Olivia. NY: Atheneum Books for Young Readers [2000]. 8vo, [32]pp. Color pictorial boards. Color pictorial endpapers; color illustrations on every page. Slightest crease at top of front board else a fine copy in a fine dust jacket (no medal affixed). Signed by the author/artist, Caldecott Honor artist Ian Falconer.
First edition. 2001 Caldecott Honor Book! Meet Olivia, everyone's favorite singing, dancing and painting pig! The book that started it all!

Promotional poster celebrating the 2006 release of Olivia Forms a Band by Ian Falconer. Measuring 18" x 24".

Promotional poster celebrating the 2007 publication of sixth book in Ian Falconer's award-winning Olivia series, Olivia Helps with Christmas. Featuring an image of the title character dancing in the Nutcracker with professional dancer Benjamin Millepied. The poster measures 14" x 24".

Poster for Olivia and the Missing Toy by Ian Falconer. Measuring 24" x 18".

SEUSS, Dr.
On Beyond Zebra. NY: Random House [1955]. 4to, [64]pp. Color pictorial boards. Color pictorial endpapers; color illustrations on nearly every page. Upper and lower edges a bit rubbed, else a clean, bright copy in original color pictorial dust jacket (a bit soiled, some small chips and creasing at edges, lengthy scratch to right side of front panel).
First edition. If you think the alphabet stops with Z, you are wrong. So wrong. Leave it to Conrad Cornelius o'Donald o'Dell (with a little help from Dr. Seuss) to create an entirely new alphabet continuing from Z! This rhyming picture book introduces twenty new letters and the creatures that one can spell with them. This book was recently withdrawn from publication by the steward of Geisel's literary legacy, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, due to certain stereotypes featured in one of the images in the book.

LOBEL, Arnold. On Market Street. Pictures by Anita Lobel. NY: Greenwillow Books [1981]. 8vo, 44pp. Brown half-cloth stamped in gilt with maroon cloth boards. Blue endpapers; full-color illustrations throughout. Minute bumping to spine ends, else a fine copy in publisher's original full-color pictorial d.w. (not price-clipped, minute soiling to front and rear panels). Signed by the author, Arnold Lobel, and the artist, Anita Lobel.
First edition of this deluxe edition. #46 of 250 signed copies. 1982 Caldecott Honor book.Have you ever seen a man dressed entirely in playing cards? Or a girl wearing a lollipop dress?Here is a world of wonders, from A to Z. Inspired by seventeenth-century French trade engravings, Anita Lobel's brilliant paintings of the shopkeepers on Market Streeteach composed of his or her wareswill provide blissful hours for all who join the Lobels on an unforgettable shopping spree. In this delightful alphabet book, every letter is illustrated by a figure ingeniously composed of, for… Leer más

HENTY, G[eorge] A[lfred]. On the Irrawaddy. With Eight Illustrations by W[illiam] H. Overend. London: Blackie & Son, 1897. 12mo, 352pp +32 advts. Olive cloth pictorially stamped in white, pale pink,, brown, and gilt; a.e.g. 8 b&w half-tone plates. Spine ends and corners lightly worn, spine slightly cocked, contents a tad shaken, some light hand-soiling to margins, else a clean, tight, surprisingly bright copy.First edition. Newbolt 77.1. Stanley, a young man whose uncle is a trader on the Indian and Burmese rivers, sets out to join him just as war is declared by Burmah against England. He joins the military where his familiarity with Burmese customs and language make him of such use that he is added to Sir Archibald Campbell's staff. After several narrow escapes in battles and adventures while scouting, he and a half -dozen men set out to rescue his captured cousin on to be besieged in an old ruined temple.

A limited edition print featuring artwork created by Charles Vess for Stardust by Neil Gaiman. The print was limited to 130 copies, all of which were signed by the artist.

KRAUSS, Ruth. Open House for Butterflies. Pictures by Maurice Sendak. [NY]: Harper & Brothers [1960]. 12mo, [48]pp. Black cloth spine with color pictorial boards. Pictorial endpapers; b&w illustrations on every page. Light rubbing to spine ends and lower edge, else a clean, bright copy in original color pictorial dust jacket (a bit rubbed at folds and edges, ¾" closed tear at top of front panel, spine lightly sunned; price-clipped).
First edition, having the imprint of Harper & Brothers who changed their name to Harper & Row in 1962. A companion to Krauss & Sendak's first collaboration, A Hole is to Dig, this delightful book of wisdom and aphorisms includes such gems as "A screaming song is good to know in case you need to scream."

A promotional poster created to celebrate the publication of Patricia Polacco's An Orange for Frankie in 2004. Measuring 17.5" x 15".

DILLON, Leo & Diane. Original Artwork for the covers of The Iliad and The Odyssey. 2 paintings, each being mixed media artwork on board created for the 1969 Washington Square Press paperback editions of Homer's epics The Iliad and The Odyssey. Each image measures 9.5" x 18" and was done on paper laid on 23½" x 15½" boards. Both pieces are signed in the lower left corner.
These two pieces are great representations of the fantastic cover style employed by the Dillons in the late 60s and early 70s, which resulted in their numerous commissions for science fiction and fantasy covers as well as their award winning work in children's books. Leo & Diane Dillon received the Hugo Award for Profession Artist in 1971, are the only artists to win the coveted Caldecott Medal two years in a row (1976 and 1977), and were runners up for the Hans Christian Andersen Medal in 1978. We are selling these two paintings as a pair.