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Recent Items

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  TODDLES. Dean’s 1/6 Patent Rag Books. Number 134’
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  LEAR, Edward.

  NONSENSE SONGS, STORIES, BOTANY, AND ALPHABETS.
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  SECCOMBE, Captain.

  ARMY AND NAVY DROLLERIES. By Captain Seccombe. With Alphabetical Descriptions, and Illustrations from Designs by the Author. Printed in Colours by Kronheim.
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  HOFFMANN, Heinrich.

  Besuch bei Frau Sonne. Neue lustige geschichten und drollige Bilder von Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann. Aus dem Nachlass herausgegben von Eduard und Walther Hessenberg.
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  EHRLICH, Bettina.

  Poo-Tsee the water-tortoise by Bettina.
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  [Perrault, Charles.]

  CINDERELLA. Price Sixpence; or Mounted on Linen, One Shilling.
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  WEBER, Nicholas Fox.

  THE ART OF BABAR. The Work of Jean and Laurant de Brunhoff.
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  THE NINTH STATUE; or, the History of PRINCE ZEYN ALASMAN, and the King of the Genii: Giving an Account of how the prince had three dreams, and their Wonderful Effects on his Mind, with the consequences that followed. To which is added, the History of Codadad, and his Forty-Nine Brothers; Giving a True Relation of Codadad’s remote birth and education, his entrance into a Military Life, his Brother’s Treachery, The Dreadful State from which they are removed, &c. Part I. London. Thomas Tegg… Price Sixpence. Where may be had, Part II. Of this Extraordinary History.
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  PARKER, F. P.

  SOME ACCOUNT OF COLTON and of the DE WASTENEY’S FAMILY. To all who are interested in the Parish of Colton, Staffordshire, this attempt to throw light on its history is inscribed. [Printed for private circulation.]
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  TAYLOR, Rev. Isaac.

  THE BIOGRAPHY OF A BROWN LOAF, with five engravings of wood, and a frontispiece. By the Rev. Isaac Taylor, author of “Scenes in Europe,” &c. &c. &c.
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  LEVETT’S ARITHMETICAL TABLES, for the use of schools: to which are added, Tables of Exchange, &c. &c.
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  Smith, John.

  Addressed to Members of Parliament. SUGGESTIONS ON NATIONAL EDUCATION, with a view to the advantage, not of the poor only, but of all classes of society. By John Smith, lecturer on education, Liverpool.
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  [MANTELL, Gideon.]

  THOUGHTS ON A PEBBLE; or a first Lesson in Geology. By the author of “The Wonders of Geology.” Sixth edition.
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  BELLOC, H[ilaire].

  CAUTIONARY TALES FOR CHILDREN. Verses by H. Belloc. Pictures by B. T. B.
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  AESOP.

  THE FABLES OF AESOP, and others, with designs on wood by Thomas Bewick.
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  MORING, Michel.

  LES ANIMAUX UTILES.
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  ALLSBURG, Chris Van.

  JUMANJI. Written and Illustrated by Chris Van Allsburg.
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  JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Penny Pictorial Library.
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  Scrap sheets.
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  [PERRAULT, CHARLES.]

  DIAMONDS AND TOADS; or the Mother and her two Daughters.