Don't Count Your Chickens.D'Aulaire. 1st Ed.

Traditional Collectibles: Books: Bindings: Children Pre 1950: item #82336

Don't Count Your Chicks. (By) Ingri & Edgar Parin D'Aulaire. New York: Doubleday, Doran & Co., (1943). Folio. Pictorial boards. Illustrated endpapers. The full color illustrations by the D'Aulaires were lithographed on stone and printed by George C. Miller. A very good copy in original dust jacket. First edition.

BOOK.KENNETH GRAHAME.WIND IN THE WILLOWS.FINE BINDING

Traditional Collectibles: Books: Bindings: Children Pre 1960: item #81897

The Wind In The Willows. By Kenneth Grahame. Illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1953). 8vo. Bound and signed at lower front turn-in by R.T. LYON and dated 1991. Bound in full green Niger morocco. Tooled in gilt with four strapwork designs wrapping around both covers. Spine in five compartments and lettered in gilt and two gilt decorations. Decorated endpapers. All edges have been beautifully decorated with a blue spatter background sprinkled with gilt stars and... Click for details

The Peek-A-Boos'Circus.Chloe Preston.

Traditional Collectibles: Books: Bindings: Children Pre 1930: item #81811

The Peek-A-Boo Circus. Springfield: McLoughlin Bros., (1929). Square 8vo. Mottled pink-paper boards with a pictorial paste-label in full color. Illustrated endpapers in black and white. Title-page and ten small illustrations in black and white. Six full-page color illustrations. Slight cover wear and inner staples a little rusted, otherwise a very good copy. In this story, Christopher and Columbus Peek-A-Boo decide to put on their very own circus.

BOOK. "Peek-A-Boos".By CHLOE PRESTON. COLOR.

Traditional Collectibles: Books: Bindings: Children Pre 1930: item #81809

The Peek-A-Boos. By Chloe Preston. New York: Hodder & Stoughton, no date (circa 1920's). Square 4to. Tan boards with white lettering outlined in black. The front cover has a wonderful raised glazed paper onlay of a little girl and boy, giving it a three-dimensional "feel". Spine lettered in black. Plain endpapers. Twelve full-page color plates. A nice, tight copy.