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GRAMATKY, HARDIE.

Little

Toot.

Illustrated throughout with full-

page and in-text color lithographs by the

author. Square 8vo, original blue-green

cloth lettered in yellow, trace of rubbing

to lower board extremities; dust jacket,

unclipped, minor edgewear with a few

small nicks and closed tears, narrow age-

toning along fold edges, vertical crease

along rear flap; discreet bookseller’s label

on rear pastedown, contents clean.

NewYork: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, (1939)

[800/1,200]

FIRST EDITION

,

FIRST PRINTING

,

IN UNRE

-

STORED DUST JACKET

.

Little Toot was

featured in several animated shorts, including

the 1948Walt Disney film Melody Time with

storyboards by Bill Peet. Uncommon in the

original jacket.

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GRIMM, JAKOB and WILHELM.

German Popular Stories. Translated from

the Kinder und Haus Marchen.

Together, 2 volumes. Half-titles. Illustrated with 2

engraved titles, and 20 etched plates by George Cruikshank, those in volume 1 printed in

brown. 12mo, later full burgundy crushed morocco, French fillet covers, spines tooled in

gilt in compartments, inner dentelles, all edges gilt, by Bumpus; occasional offsetting to fac-

ing text from plates, Herbert Standen bookplates on front pastedowns.

London: C. Baldwyn, 1823; James Robins, 1826

[3,000/4,000]

FIRST EDITION IN ENGLISH

,

FIRST STATE

of the title-page in volume 1 without the umlaut over the

“a” in “Marchen”; printed list of plates on page 218 (variant title to the tale of The Travelling

Musicians with the addition of the words “breaking through the Window”); and the final note (p.

240) refers to page vii of the preface.Without the publisher’s advertisements called for at the end of

Volume I and the beginning and end of Volume II, but with the 2 page “Advertisement” after prelims

inVolume II. Cohn 369.

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GREENAWAY, KATE.

Mother

Goose or the Old Nursery Rhymes.

Illustrations throughout after Greenaway,

printed in colors from woodblocks by

Edmund Evans. Small 8vo, publisher’s grey

gilt pictorial cloth, slightly rubbed; Estelle

Doheny and Louise Ward Watkins book-

plates to front pastedown.

London & NewYork: George Routledge

& Sons [1881]

[1,000/1,500]

FIRST EDITION

,

FIRST STATE

in the rare picto-

rial cloth binding with no table of contents and

no Evans seal added to the recto of the rear

endpaper, plus all three textual errors (p.18:

“bush”; p.38: numeral upside down; p.47:

“boy”).

IN AN UNRECORDED BINDING

.

Standard sources describe copies bound in

turquoise or pinkish brown cloth, with no grey

cloth copies examined. Detroit Public Library

138e; Schuster & Engen 140(1aa).

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