[Rackham, Arthur] 3 Titles. ++ J. M. Barrie. PETER PAN IN KENSINGTON GARDENS. Lon: Hodder & Stoughton, 1906. 1st trade edition. Lattimore & Haskell pp27-28. Riall p74. Gettings p176. 50 tipped-on color plates. 4to. Brownish-red cloth stamped in gilt, corners of covers lightly worn, slight sunning/surface soiling. ++ CINDERELLA. Lon: William Heinemann/ Phila: J. B. Lippincott Co., (1919). 1st trade edition with Rackham’s illustrations. Lattimore & Haskell p50. Gettings p179. 4to. Orange cloth spine and black/white/orange paper-covered boards. Corners of covers frayed, covers edgeworn. Occasional slight foxing, most pages clean. Scarce dj matches that which Riall describes as the 1st American edition's dj, except this has "Heinemann" at spine base. The dj is printed in black on a gray background. Chip/tears to dj’s corners and spine crown, smaller nicks to dj’s spine base and edges, dj’s spine worn. ++ Dickens. A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Phil: J. B. Lippincott Co/ Lon: William Heinemann, (nd). [Ca. 1915, probably a 1st American Rackham trade edition. British edition carried a 1915 date on verso according to Lattimore & Haskell p45 and Riall p124 call for a 1915 date on the verso of a British edition, with Riall stating that the date was dropped on later British editions. Gettings p178 does not call for a publication date on a 1st American edition. “Printed in Great Britain” appears on verso of title even though Lippincott is credited before Heinemann on the title page and Lippincott is credited at spine base.] 12 color plates. 8vo. Lavendar cloth, top edge stained purple. Staining on cover (possibly glue residue) . Moderate foxing. Christmas Carol lacks dj (as is usually true of Rackham).