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London: Adam and Charles Black, 1905. First Edition. Good plus in original cream cloth top edge gilt with soiling, spine slightly darkened and tears to spine cloth, wear to extremities, hinges starting.. First, De Luxe Edition, #236 of 500 hand-numbered copies. Signed twice by John Greenaway, the artist's brother. With an original drawing by Kate Greenaway in pencil captioned "Nimble Dick" tipped into window mount, as issued. Color-printed frontispiece and 53 plates after Greenaway, and numerous other illustrations and facsimiles after Greenaway and others. The exhaustive reference work on Greenaway. 4to. [i-iii], v-xx, 301pp. Schuster & Engen 226.

York: J. Kendrew, 1820. Near fine in pale yellow wrappers.. A charming Kendrew chapbook featuring the classic Cinderella fairy tale with a woodcut on every page. "And now her god-mother came in, and touched her with her wand, When, lo! her rags were turn'd to robes, the richest in the land." 32mo. 16pp. (including paginated wraps). Davis 4.

New York: Anson D.F. Randolph, 1862. Early American Edition. About very good in original black publisher's cloth with blind stamping, wear to corners and minor loss at spine, some foxing, and cocking.. Scarce printing with no copies located on Worldcat at cataloging, though it appears to be largely identical to the 1858 first edition, with different publisher's cloth. 12mo. [5], 419pp.

London: George G. Harrap & Co Ltd, 9132. A fine copy with top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed, illustrated endpapers, previous owner's bookplate on verso of front free endpaper; in a good matching publisher's paper-covered slip case with title label.. Limited edition, #23 of 550 hand-numbered copies, signed by Rackham. Bound in publisher's full limp vellum with gilt-lettered cover. Illustrated with color frontispiece, 3 color plates, and numerous in-text black and white illustrations. 8vo. 48pp. Latimore & Haskell, pg. 67.

Philadelphia: Globe Bible Publishing Co, 1897. Both are good with heavy wear to the pictorial cloth boards, some staining and grubbiness to the pages.. The Chicago Record's Book for Gold Seekers was rushed into print by the Chicago Record in 1897, to assist those heading for the gold fields. While the book was printed by numerous printers throughout the country during 1897, this particular printing is scarce with only one copy located on Worldcat. Also includes the salesman's dummy, which oddly enough appears more common in institutional holdings than the actual book.

London: George Allen & Unwin, 1950. Good in a good heavily chipped dustwrapper.. Hilaire Belloc's copy with birthday inscription to him on the front free endpaper.