Derby: Thomas Richardson. Price Two-pence, No date [circa 1840]. 12 pages. Hand-coloured engraved frontispiece of two scenes. Original buff wrappers. 13.9 x 9 cm. Spine expertly restored, 3.5 cm repaired tear to rear wrapper; else fine.

London: R. Carr, 101, Houndsditch, No date [between 1830 – 1850]. 8 pages, including outer wrappers. Illustrated with seven wood-engravings; those on the wrappers being hand-coloured as issued. 110 x 70 mm. A very good copy. A scarce chapbook.

Published by W. Kent 116, High Holborn, No date [after 1806]. 4th edition. Each part 12 pages. Each with a wood-engraving on the front cover/title-page. 12mo. Part 1 bears an inscription at the top of the title: ‘Rev’d G. Waldron to Mr. William Moule.’ A very good set. First published in 1806.

Wellington.F. Houlston and Son. 1820. vi, 128, [2 catalogue]pp. Hand-coloured engraved frontispiece. Original printed wrappers. 12mo. All edges yellow. First edition. Outer corners a little rounded; spine expertly repaired; else a very good copy. Very scarce in original wrappers. No copy of the first edition recorded in COPAC.

Edinburgh: G. Ross, 1813. [20] pages, the first and last being the wrappers. Illustrated with an engraved frontispiece and fourteen wood-engravings within the text. Original series wrappers, with a woodcut to the lower wrapper. 98 x 60 mm. Spine repaired and wrappers worn; else a very good of a rare printing, this being the earliest known copy published by Ross; all other printing being 1814 or later.

Birmingham: T. Brandard, No date [1815]. Price One Penny. [16] pages the first being a blank pasted to the wrappers as issued; the last two pages [one leaf] being blanks, page [16} pasted to the wrappers as issued. Illustrated with a wood-engraved pastedown frontispiece and seven small woodcuts. Original wrappers with a wood cut of ‘Puss in Boots’ to the upper panel, and two cuts to the lower panel. Tear in lower wrapper without loss; else a very good copy. Scarce.

London: E. Newbery, 1789. North America: 184 pages. Illustrated with six full-page engravings. Recent quarter calf, gilt. Binding 14 x 9 cm. First edition. A very good copy. South America: 168 pages. Six full-page engravings. Matching binding. 14.3 x 9 cm. First edition. Stain on one page; else a very good copy. A handsome set. There would appear to be only one edition of either volume printed in the U.K., but at least twelve editions of 'North America,' and three of 'South America,' printed in the United States. See Roscoe J169 & J172.

Printed and Sold in Aldermary Church-Yard, London. No date [circa 1770]. 24 pages. Illustrated with 11 woodcuts. 12mo. Last leaf a little worn and ragged; first and last pages dust-soiled; else very good.

London: Thomas Hughes, 1824. 108 pages. Three hand-coloured engraved plates. Recently rebound in quarter red roan over marbled boards with vellum tips. 13. 3 x 8.8 cm. Second edition thus. Small piece missing from the blank margin of one leaf; some offsetting to title; else a very good copy. First published by E. Newbery in 1794.

Bristol: Printed and Sold by Philip Rose, Broadmead, 1828. [Price One Penny]. [16] pages, the first and last pasted to the wrappers as issued. Illustrated with four woodcuts. Original printed wrappers with a woodcut to the upper panel and a booklist to the lower. 104 x 67 mm. Worn at corners and the upper wrapper is chipped along the fore-edges; else a very good copy of a scarce provincial printing.

Derby: Thomas Richardson, No date [circa 1840]. 12 pages. Hand-coloured engraved frontispiece of two scenes. Original green wrappers. Spine expertly restored; else fine.

Printed and Sold in Aldermary Church-Yard, London, No date [circa 1780/90]. 24 pages. Woodcut to title, and four others woodcuts within the text. 12mo. Spine repaired with an overlay of paper; the chapbook sewn into modern wrappers with a typed title label to the upper panel. Rare. The British Library has what looks to be the same chapbook, but with, ‘Bow-lane’ added to the address, which they date, circa 1750, so it’s possible that the above copy is a little earlier than 1780.

London: Tabart and Co, 1804. 40 pages. Illustrated with three hand-coloured full-page plates. Bound in later quarter red untitled sheep, over marbled boards with vellum tips to the corners and gilt banding to the spine. 12.5 x 8 cm. First edition. Trimmed close at bottom edge, just affecting the date on the title; else a very good copy. Moon 65(1). The plates are engraved after designs by W. M. Craig.

London: Tabart and Co, 1804. Price Sixpence. 40 pages. 3 hand-coloured engravings. Original printed wrappers. 124 x 83 mm. First edition. Spine worn at head & heel with some loss of paper; small mark on one plate; printer name partly cropped at foot of page 3; two ownership names of verso of wrapper; else a very good copy of a rare book. Moon 65(1)

London: Dean & Son, 1857. [8] leaves, printed on one side only, the first and last pasted to the wrappers as issued. Two leaves bears text; the remaining six, text and a large hand-coloured engraving. Original pictorial wrappers. 245 x 170 mm. Spine and oversewn by a parent; fore-edges worn and with the occasional short tear; else very good copy of a scarce title.

York: James Kendrew, Printer, Colliergate, No date [circa 1830]. 16 pages, including wrappers. Illustrated with eleven wood-engravings. Original yellow printed wrappers. 99 x 67 mm. The text extends to the lower wrapper. A very good copy.

London: J. Wallis, No. 16, Ludgate-Street, No date [1790]. [Price Two Shillings.] [vi], 173 pages. Engraved frontispiece and five other full-page engraved plates, each date 1790. Contemporary calf sometime nicely re-backed and the corners repaired. First edition of this abridgement. Crossed through ownership name on front endpaper, dated 1796; the occasional mark; else a very good copy. The third and final volume of the first edition of the work was published in 1789, so this abridgement by Richard Johnson, was promptly into print.