Catherine Susan's Little Holiday de Kathleen Ainslie

NY: Merrimack Publishing Corporation. Illustrated staple bound covers. Bright and crisp copy. 40 pages. Facsimile reprint, cir. 1990's. . Fine. Soft cover.

London: Castell Brothers. Color illustrated paper covered boards, 9" x 6", covers are fair to good (90 per cent of cover there - 1" w and 3" long pieces missing at bottom front corner and 3 small pieces of paper missing at outer margins, spine taped - tape has browned); free front endpaper has ink name heavily crossed out but with date Xmas 1904; internally fair to good - tape (browned) re-inforced at margins throughout; 30 pgs with full-page color illustrations which are clear, occasional light spotting; spine is secure; light stain at bottom margins - not affecting text or images; reduced overseas shipping may be possible; f 6 oz

London: Castell Brothers Ltd, nd. Hardcover. Fair. Unpaginated. 15 x 23 cm. 16 colour illustrations. Grey spine with illustrated paper boards. Boards a birt warped, rear bottom corner missing, dents in board edges, spine ends worn, some soiling to boards. Rear hinge cracking. Some stains and darkening to pages. A story about wooden dolls.

Published by Castell Brothers Ltd.. Paperback. Good. Illustrated by Ainslie, Kathleen. Good condition. Small format. Pictorial card wraps. Text in script. Colour illustrations. Covers are browned, grubby and edge rubbed. Contents browned, foxed and slightly grubby. Some ink writing and small doodles to last page and inside rear cover.

New York: Merrimack Publishing Corporation. Reprint edition. Hardcover. Good/good. 8vo, [32] pages. Off-white Illustrated boards with green spine; boards with bumping and some small wrinkles at spine. Firm binding; no loose pages. Tanned pages. Dust jacket with chips and small tears, and a bigger tear at the bottom of the front dust jacket. Dust jacket now encased in a clear, protective cover. Replica of a book originally published in 1905.

Castell Brothers Ltd.. Delightful illustrations each accompanied with a famous quote from Shakespeare's plays. The author and illustrator, Kathleen Ainslie, was active in the years 1900-1911. She is best-known for her series of children's books based on jointed Dutch peg dolls which were popular during the 19th and early-20th centuries.

London: Castell Brothers Ltd Beautifully illustrated book of the adventures of amelia Jane, 28 pages with every other page a full colour illustration, pages are browned with some light foxing . Outer covers are a little browned and lightly marked with a couple of creases, worn to edges with small loss to bottom front corner, neat former owners inscription in pencil on inside front cover, neat child's light colouring to first and last illustration Original cord ties to spine browned with age with maroon tassles at ends.Splits top and bottom of spine so it is loose but still attached to book. Not dated but is early 1900s. Though not perfect still a presentable example of a beautifully illustrated book priced for condition SEE IMAGES. DETAILED IMAGES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.. Illustrated Card Covers. Fair/No Jacket. Illus. by Kathleen Ainslie. 6¾x 4¾ Inches. Card Covers.

London: Castell Brothers Ltd, [1905]. First Edition. Wraps. Good. Ainslie, Kathleen. The colorful misadventures of a young boy peg doll at boarding school. Unpag. 18mo. Stiff paper wraps with silk ribbon tie binding. Darkening to covers from age, chip missing from lower right corner of front cover. Interior has darkened slightly from time, gift inscription in very light ink at head of title page. Clean within. Trade card for a York, PA, dentist using the same characters laid in.

A story about a gruelling girls hockey match between the Mops and the Tails with a 'bury the hatchet' feast at the end. The colour illustrations are bright and cheerful, appearing on every other page, opposite hand-lettered text. Wonderful centre-fold illustration. The author and illustrator, Kathleen Ainslie, was active in the years 1900-1911. She was best-known for her series of children's books based on jointed Dutch peg dolls which were popular during the 19th and early-20th centuries.

Castell Brothers Ltd, London , January 1903. Paperback. Used - Good. Minor wear/extensive yellowing/minor creasing to outer cover with faint dampstain on front, yellowing to pages with minor crease and dampstain on first page, store sticker from Smith Bros in Oakland, CA inside back cover, no tearing, tiestring worn but present.