London: Dean’s Rag Book Co., Ltd, No date [circa 1920]. 10 pages. Illustrated in colour by Richard James Williams. 135 x 114 mm. A fine copy from the Dean archive with the original paper advert’ slip still loosely laid in. See Cope, page 88. However, this has a variant cover design with the titles in numerals rather than words.

London: Hutchinson and Co, No date [1910]. 400 pages. 8 full-page black & white plates. Original brown pictorial cloth gilt. All edges gilt. First edition. A fine copy.

Paris: Hachette & Cie, No date [circa 1911-1918]. A French issue of Dean ‘s 6d Patent Rag Book Series 1. Number 131. 6 pages. Illustrated in colour by David Brett, Eugenie Richards et al. 235 x 115 mm. A fine copy from the Dean archive. See Cope, page 79.

Chicago: M. A. Donahue & Co, No date [circa 1920]. [10] pages. 4 coloured illustrations, and others printed in brown. Original die-cut covers shaped around the cat’s head. 36.5 x 18.8 cm. Ownership inscription on rear cover; lower outer corners worn, and some leaves with small loss; else very good.

Oldham: The Incline Press, 1993. 35 pages. This edition uses 32 Nursery Rhymes and engravings from The Zodiac Book of Nursery Rhymes published by Chatto and Windus in 1939. The drawings on the title page, after the contents, and on page 3 were made later, in 1945. Number 99 of an edition of 260 copies. Original blue cloth-backed boards over patterned paper-covered boards designed by Enid Marx. A fine copy.

London: John Swain & Son, Limited, No date [1924]. [22] pages, plus 12 colour plates; line drawings within the text. Original cloth-backed pictorial boards. 17 x 13 cm's. Some light spotting on fore-edges; else a very good copy.

London: Grant Richards, 1900. The Dumpy Book For Children. No VI. [6] 121, [2 ad’s] pages. Illustrated throughout in black & white. Original two-tone green striped cloth. 13 x 8.2 cm. First edition. A very good copy. Necker 1239.

London: Henry Frowde, No date [1910]. [16] pages, the first and last being blanks pasted to the card covers as issued. [Coloured illustrations by William Foster.]. Original pictorial boards. 320 x 240 mm. Short split at base of spine [2 cm]; else a very good copy.

London: Constable and Company Ltd, 1912. 56, [3] pages. Illustrated with 24 mounted black & white reproductions of photographs. Original cloth-backed decorative boards with a mounted pastedown. 250 x 195 mm. First edition. Old corner crease-mark to one plate; covers a little soiled; else a very good copy of a scarce book. See White, Mundane to the Magical, 366.

Cambridge: W. Heffer & Sons Ltd, 1922. Alternate English and Latin text, the Latin translations by T. R. Glover. Xxi, [4], 83, 83 pages. Portrait frontispiece. Original blue cloth gilt. Octavo. First edition thus. Some light spotting, little stronger on endpapers; spine mellowed; else very good.

London: Chatto & Windus, 1908. 128 pages. Illustrated with a pictorial title-page, twelve full-page coloured plates, and numerous line drawings. Original pictorial blue cloth gilt. Quarto: 225 x 168 mm. First Sowerby Edition. Spine slightly faded, else an excellent copy.

London: John Lane, 1900. [6], 95 pages. Original pictorial cloth. 217 x 217 mm. First edition. Some spotting on front endpapers; else A very good copy.

Market Drayton: Tern Press, 1997. Number 129 of an edition of 150 copies. The typeface is Eusebious, the paper is Lana, with drawings and watercolours by Mary Parry. Signed by both Mary and Nicholas Parry. A fine copy of this floral alphabet with the illustrations beautifully coloured as issued.

London: Bancroft & Co. (Publishers) Ltd, No date [circa 1950]. [8] pages of full-colour parts to cut out; plus instructions and a six page history of tractions engines. Original pictorial card covers. Oblong: 26 x 33 cm. A very good copy with all parts complete.

1909. Manuscript title illustrated in pen & ink and watercolour, presentation inscription on verso; 4 other full-page original illustrations of pen & ink and watercolour; 8 pages of printed text illustrated in the margins with original pen & ink vignettes. Original printed covers with manuscript note at foot of upper cover: ‘In 20 editions of one copy each.’ On the blank verso of the upper cover is written ‘3rd Edition.’ Presentation copy inscribed: ‘To G. C. Pease with the Author’s Artist's Best Love New Year 1910.’ Few old minor creases, else a very good copy of a finely illustrated, privately published, fairy tale. Hope Begbie, a poet, published a slim collection entitled ‘Verses’ in 1917.

London: Blackie & Son Limited, No date [circa 1950]. Twenty-four colour plates. Original decorative paper-covered boards with mounted pastedown. Original price-clipped dust-wrapper. Head and heel of spine a little bumped; wrapper chipped at corner and head & heel of spine; inscription for 1953 on endpaper; else a very good copy.

London: Blackie & Son Limited, No date [circa 1940]. Twenty-four colour plates. Original decorative paper-covered boards with mounted pastedown. Original dust-wrapper priced 2/6. A near fine copy.

London: Faber and Faber Limited, No date [C: 1945]. [48] pages. Illustrated throughout in colour. Original pictorial boards. Pictorial dust-wrapper. Oblong: 18.6 x 22.8 cm’s. A fine copy in a like wrapper.

London: Stanley Paul & Co., Ltd, No date [1925]. Illustrated with twelve mounted colour plates. Limited edition of 500 copies, numbered and signed by the author, A. A. Milne. Original white pictorial buckram, gilt. Some light spotting to the endpapers and a few very minor marks occasionally, else an exceptionally clean copy.

London. New York: Stanley Paul & Co., Ltd. David McKay, No date [1925]. Illustrated with twelve mounted colour plates. Limited edition of 500 copies, numbered and signed by the author, A. A. Milne. Original pictorial blue cloth gilt. Top edge gilt. This is the first American edition, as issued, with a UK title-page but with a David McKay binding. Bookplate on front pastedown; else a fine copy of the scarce American edition.