Newcastle upon Tyne: J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh Market, No date [1805]. Softcover. 8 pages. Wood-engraving to front cover. Original self-wrappers. 15.4 x 10 cm. Single sheet, folded to form four leaves. Unstitched as issued. Little browned; else very good.

Edinburgh: G. Ross. [Price One Penny.], No date [circa 1815]. 20 pages, including wrappers. Illustrated with wood-engraved frontispiece on verso of front wrapper, and 15 woodcuts throughout. Original wrappers. Spine expertly repaired; little tired; else a very good copy of a rare chapbook. WorldCat lists two copies only, one in the British Library, the other in the Morgan Library. Both copies are dated 1815.

Whitehaven: Printed by William Wilson, King-Street, No date [circa 1840-1860]. Chapbook. 12 pages. Woodcut of a farmer ploughing on cover/title, and woodcut device on last leaf. Single sheet, folded to form twelve pages. Uncut and unstitched. A fine copy.

London: R. Carr, No date [circa 1835]. Chapbook. 12 pages, including pastedown wrappers. Illustrated with nine woodcuts, and a further woodcut on both upper and lowers wrappers. 14.5 x 9.6 cm. Unstitched; the interior unopened and present, but for the penultimate page which is a pastedown to the inner wrapper, as a continuous panoramic strip. Running alphabets, in both upper and lower case, are present at the head and foot of the pages throughout. Little worn at fore-edges, else very good.

Derby: Thomas Richardson, No date [circa 1830]. 12pp., including wrappers. Illustrated with six woodcuts, including a cut to both upper and lower wraps. Spine expertly repaired; else a very good copy. This text begins and ends on the wrappers. No copy located in COPAC

London: J. E. Evans, No date [circa 1820]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. Illustrated with 17 woodcuts. Expert repair to spine; else in excellent condition. Rare. Worldcat shows no copies with this exact imprint, but a copy issued by John Evans is located in the British Library.

London: J. E. Evans, No date [circa 1820]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. Illustrated with 15 woodcuts and with a printer’s device on the cover/title. Expert repair to spine; else in excellent condition. Rare. Worldcat lists no copies of this imprint, but locates earlier copies by John Evans.

GlasgowFoulis Archive Press. [1975]. 54pp. Profusely illustrated throughout, including folding broadsheet to rear and one other loosely inserted facsimile broadsheet. Hessian boards with paper label to front cover, with original pictorial dust-wrapper. 26 x 23cms. Limited edition, no 2 of 100 casebound copies; A near fine copy

London: J. E. Evans, No date [circa 1820]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. Illustrated with 15 woodcuts. Expert repair to spine; else in excellent condition. The last two pages of text have ‘Directions how to Play’ the game of ‘Blackbury Wood,’ a rhyming game, that teaches children the story of the Children in the Wood. Rare. Worldcat shows no copy with this imprint.

London: Beilby and Knotts, No date [circa 1830]. Softcover. 54 pages. Illustrated with a wood-engraved frontispiece, and twenty four small wood-engravings, plus two printer's devices. Original plain pink wrappers. 13.5 x 8.6 cm. Stitching loosening; small corners lost from the front wrapper; else a very good copy.

Printed and Sold in London: No date [circa 1780]. Chapbook of 24 pages. Woodcut to cover/title. 12mo. Spine expertly repaired. Originally published in 1607 as 'Democritus, or Doctor Merry-man his medicines, against melancholy humors.'

London: Darton, Harvey, and Darton, 1810. Price Four-pence. iv, [5]-36pp. Twenty-two woodcuts in text. Plain yellow wrappers, as issued. First edition thus. Some spotting on covers and lightly on title; else a very good copt of a very scarce issue of this work by Darton. Darton G352., Lilly Library being the only cited copy. Originally published by Newbery, the last recorded Carnan edition being 1787. In this version the title is slightly simplified, and the attribution to ‘John-the-Giant-Killer, Esq.,’ has been dropped. The preface is shorter and the 68 original riddles have been reduced to 29.

Alnwick: W. Davison, No date [circa 1825]. 16 pages, including wrappers. Illustrated with eight woodcuts, and a cut to both upper and lower wrapper. 83 x 58 mm. Spine expertly restored; else an excellent copy. Worldcat records one copy only at UCLA.

London: J. E. Evans, No date [circa 1820]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. Illustrated with 16 woodcuts. Expert repair to spine; else in excellent condition. Rare. Worldcat lists no copies of this imprint, but locates one copy issued by T. Evans.

London: Bishop & Co, No date [circa 1840]. 8 pages, including cover/title wrappers, stitched as issued.. Illustrated with 8 woodcuts, that on the front hand-coloured as issued. 12.5 x 9.7 cm.

London: J. E. Evans, No date [circa 1820]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. Illustrated with 16 woodcuts. Expert repair to spine; else in excellent condition. Rare. Worldcat shows no copy of this imprint.

London: Dean & Munday, No date. (Circa 1822.). 34pp. Folding hand-coloured etched frontispiece with three illustrations after George Cruikshank. Original printed wrappers with an engraving to the upper cover. A near fine copy. Cohn 577. £625. 00.

Derby: Thomas Richardson, No date [circa 1830]. 12 pages, including wrappers. Illustrated with twelve woodcuts, including a cut to both upper and lower wraps. 84 x 53 mm. Spine expertly repaired; else a very good copy. The text begins and ends on the wrappers. COPAC records two copies.

Alnwick: W. Davison, No date [circa 1825]. 16 pages, including wrappers. Illustrated with eleven woodcuts, and a cut to both upper and lower wrapper. 83 x 58 mm. Spine expertly restored; else an excellent copy. Rare. No copy located.

Edingburgh: G. Ross, 1813. Price One penny. Woodcut on title, and fourteen cuts within the text. Original wrappers, printed on outer covers only, the lower with a cut. Little cropped; spine repaired; little tired; else a very good copy of a very rare nursery rhyme chapbook. WorldCat lists only an undated copy in the British Library, numbering 18 pages, and possibly without wrappers. Contains, Jack Sprat, Jack and Gill, Jack Horner and Silver Bells, as well as less well-known examples.