London: James Nisbet & Co, Limited, .No date [1901]. 72 leaves, each printed on one side only, including 36 full-page coloured illustrations. Original pictorial cloth. First edition. Contemporary inscription on endpaper dated 1901. Binding a little rubbed and worn; few spots here & there; else a very good copy of this sequel to Helen Bannerman's, 'The Story of Little Black Sambo.'

Grant Richards, 1899. Dumpy Books for Children No. 4. With 27 full-page colour-engraved illustrations printed by Edmund Evans. viii+57+1pp colophon. Original two-toned striped green cloth. 16mo. Contained in a morocco-backed clamshell box. First edition. Re-cased; else a very nice copy. Inscribed on front endpaper: ‘Dorothy Xmas 1899.’ See Schiller, ‘The Story of Little Black Sambo.’ (The Book Collector, Autumn 1974).

London: Grant Richards, 1899. Dumpy Books for Children No. 4. With 27 full-page colour-engraved illustrations printed by Edmund Evans. viii+57+1pp colophon. Original two-tone striped green cloth. 16mo. Contained in a morocco-backed folding box. First Edition. Front hinge cracked: rear just starting, but both firm; binding little rubbed and stained; internally clean and, overall, a very good copy of this classic children’s story. For a detailed publishing history of the first edition, see Schiller, ‘The Story of Little Black Sambo’ (The Book Collector, Autumn 1974.

London.Chatto & Windus. 1956. 61pp. Illustrated in colour throughout. Original pictorial boards. Original pictorial dust-wrapper. 12mo. Head & heel of spine a trifle rubbed; occasional finger-marking at start; edges of wrapper a little rubbed; else a very good copy.

London: Grant Richards, 1904. Hardcover. No dust-wrapper. 109 pages. Illustrated in colour throughout. Original pictorial cloth. 4to. First edition in this large format. Few light marks to covers; gift inscription to front free endpaper: 'To dear little Willie with Auntie Annie's love & as a reminder of the first book he read.' Else a very good clean copy. Rarely found in such nice condition. This title was first published in 1899 in Grant Richards' Dumpy Books for Children series.

London.Chatto and Windus. 1928. [3], 4-113pp. Illustrated in colour throughout including endpapers. Original pictorial boards with pictorial paste-down to upper board. 12mo. Eighteenth edition. Spine a little cocked; touch of wear to edge of spine at rear board; some browning to fore-edges; writing in ink on rear free endpaper just above the illustration; else a very good, bright copy.

London.Chatto & Windus. [1935]. [vi], [3], 4 - 113, [5] pp. Colour illustrations. Pictorial blue cloth with pasted on colour illustration to front panel. Paper-wrapper. Small 8vo. Boards clean and bright; some light browning to front and back free endpapers; dust wrapper chipped and repaired, old mend to back panel with adhesive tape; else a very good copy indeed.This title is Number 1 in the series.

Glasgow: J. Lumsden & Son, 1823. 36 pages. Illustrated with a wood-engraved frontispiece and 8 other wood-engravings. Original printed wrappers. First edition thus. Covers a little rubbed; small corner missing from lower outer cover; else very good. Roscoe and Brimmell 124.

Edinburgh: Caw and Elder, 1819. 32 pages, the first and last being blanks pasted to the wrappers as issued. Illustrated with a pastedown engraved frontispiece and ten wood-engravings within the text. Original printed wrappers with a wood-engraving to the lower panel. 101x 64 mm. A very good copy. Scarce. Not in Necker.

Liverpool.Privately printed. 1904. 52pp. Illustrated with two plates. Original cloth-backed printed boards. 14.5 x 11.2cm's.Chip from one blank margin and a small corner lost from another blank margin; covers lightly dust-soiled and a little worn; else a very good copy of this rare, privately printed, children's story.The preface is addressed to 'Bam,' Mary Bertha Watts, at St. Catherine's Convent, Edinburgh.

London & New York: Frederick Warne & Co, No date [1906]. First edition; first issue. A Panorama printed on one side only, with 14 panels of text and 14 colour illustrations. Original grey wallet style binding with a pictorial pastedown of Miss Moppet to the front panel. Gift inscription: ‘With love from Auntie Patie to my little Babs.’ to the titlepage. A fine copy with no tears or damage. Scarce in such fine condition.

New York: The Nourse Company, Circa 1913. [44] pages. Illustrated in colour throughout. Original paper-covered boards with a pictorial pastedown to the upper panel. 14.5 x 11.3 cm. A very nice copy of a scarce book. The first two thirds of the book relates the story of three cats, the last third relates, ‘Bobbie’s summer in the Country.’

London: Oxford University Press, 1946. [16] pages. illustrated throughout in colour. Pictorial paper-covered boards; matching dust-wrapper. Oblong octavo: 16 x 23 cm. First edition. Some light spots of foxing to the rear panel of the dust-wrapper; else a fine copy of a children's book intended for 3 to 6 year-olds.

London: Edinburgh.Morrison & Gibb Ltd. 1946. [16] pages. Illustrated in colour throughout. Original pictorial boards. Original pictorial dust-wrapper. 17.5 x 23cms. First edition. Dust-wrapper lightly spotted with small tear to lower front corner; else an excellent bright copy.

London.John Murray. 1930. 125, [2]pp. Illustrated throughout. Original red cloth. Octavo. First edition. Slight browning of endpapers; else a very good copy. Inscribed by the Queen Mother in ink on the front free endpaper: 'For J. Ainslie from Elizabeth December 1930.'

London: Nisbet & Co, Ltd, No date [1937]. 91 [92] pages. Illustrated in colour throughout. Original green cloth lettered in black; original pictorial dust-wrapper. First edition. Neat inscription on endpaper. A near fine copy.

London, Glasgow & Dublin: Blackie & Son Limited, No date. [1899]. [38] pages. Illustrated in colour and black & white throughout. 6 full-page colour plates. Original cloth-backed pictorial boards. 25.6 x 20.4 cms. First edition, probably the second issue. Wear to edges and corners of boards; occasional light spotting and marks throughout; else a good plus copy.

London: Longmans, Green. and Co, 1871. xvi, [ leaf], 16 leaves, printed on one side only. 11 full-page plates. Original brown decorative cloth gilt. All edges gilt. Folio. First edition. Some occasional very light foxing; inner joints neatly repaired; else a very good copy. Necker, page 119: ‘A beautifully made up book.’

Newcastle-upon-Tyne: John Gilbert, (Succesor to John Ross,) Publisher, Royal Arcade, No date [circa1825]. 8 pages. Illustrated with 6 wood-engravings in a variety of styles and from a variety of souces,, Original yellow wrappers, with a wood engraving to the upper panel; alphabet to the lower. 15.5 x 9.5 cm. Name on first page and a small ink stain; else a very good copy. Scarce .

Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd. [Price Fourpence.] No date [circa 1835]. 36 pages, the first and last being blanks pasted to the wrappers as issued. Illustrated with a wood-engraved pastedown frontispiece, wood-engraving on title, and seven wood-engravings within the text. Original printed wrappers with a vignette of a bird on the upper panel and a book list on the lower. 137 x 84 mm. Some corners a little worn; covers dust-soiled; name on title; else very good. ]