Eccentric Tales with Cruikshank illustrations

Heading: Author: Cruikshank, George Title: The Comic Almanack: An Ephemeris in Jest and Earnest, containing Merry Tales, Humorous Poetry, Quips, and Oddities by Thackeray, Albert Smith, Gilbert a Bec

NO RESERVE Andersen (Hans Christian) Fairy Tales, plates by Kay Nielsen, embossed ownership stamp to rear endpaper, original pictorial cloth, gilt, rubbed and faded, 1924 § Blyton (Enid) The Chil

Eccentric Tales in Verse, Cornelius Crambo, 1808 London: Tipper., 1808. Hardcover. Green quarter leather with marble paper boards. Spine with gilt titles, raised bands and gilt tooling. Marbled end pa

William Hone's "The Queen's Budget Opened (1820, Fourth Edition). With early George Cruikshank illustrations. Originally issued in booklet form, this copy has been bound in 3/4 leather with paper boar

Morris (Henry) The Private Press-Man's Tale, illustrations by Lili Wronker, original cloth-backed boards, a fine copy, Newtown, PA, Bid & Bull Press, 1990 § Wilson (Enid) A Lakeland Diary, number

1867 Grimm’s Goblins Fairy Tales Illustrated Cruikshank Rumpelstiltskin English “Today I stew, and then I'll bake, To-morrow I shall the Queen's child take; Ah! how famous it is that nobody knows

A mid-20th century childrens book titled Fifty Famous Fairy Tales. Published by Whitman Publishing Co. in 1946. Hardcover. The book is richly illustrated by Isobel Read. Antiquarian Librarian Books Fo

Palamon & Arcite; Illustration from The Knight's Tale, Canterbury Tales, 2 Knights in Sword Combat on White Horses, Castle in background; Oil on Canvas on stretcher with title along bottom edge recto

Heading: Author: Cruikshank, George Title: Illustrations of Popular Works,... Part I (all published) Place Published: London Publisher:For the artist by Longman, Rees, et al Date Published:

Lot of fairy tale & poetry books- Irish Fairy Tales, with illustrations by Arthur Rackham, Grimm's Fairy Tales, and two poetry books.

1888 Grimm’s Fairy Tales Illustrated Cruikshank Rumpelstiltskin Rapunzel Goblins “Today I stew, and then I'll bake, To-morrow I shall the Queen's child take; Ah! how famous it is that nobody knows

Vintage hardcover Puppy Tales with illustrations by Phillip B. Parsons. Published by McLoughlin Brothers, Inc., 1940. Wear to cover, pages, and spine consistent with exposure. Measures approx. 6.75 x

Russian Emigrant book. Charles Perrault “Kot v Sapogah” (Puss in Boots) Fairy tale. Lithographed Illustrations by Konashevich. Publishing house Z.I. Grzhebina, 1922. In Russian, 12 pp., 30

The book "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" on Russian language and postcards to the fairy tale with illustrations by the artist A. Kurkin in Palekh style. Author of book is Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799

The book "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" on Russian language and postcards to the fairy tale with illustrations by the artist A. Kurkin in Palekh style. Author of book is Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799

The book "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" on Russian language and postcards to the fairy tale with illustrations by the artist A. Kurkin in Palekh style. Author of book is Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799

A vintage American expressionist pencil painting on paper depicting a scene from a Russian fairy tale or illustration design for theatrical scenery, 1935. Inscribed, Phila Pa and dated on the back. On

Heading: (Rackham, Arthur) Author: Grimm Brothers Title: The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm Place Published: New York Publisher:Doubleday, Page & Co. Date Published: 1909 Description

Heading: (Rackham, Arthur. illustrator) Author: Grimm Brothers Title: The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm Place Published: New York Publisher:Doubleday, Page & Company Date Published: 1916<

Heading: (Cruikshank, George, illustrator) Author: Layard, George Somes Title: George Cruikshank's Portraits of Himself Place Published: London Publisher:W.T. Spencer Date Published: 1897

"Grimm's Fairy Tales", by the Brothers Grimm, translated by E.V. Lucas, Lucy Crane, Marian Edwardes, illustrated by Fritz Kredel, published by Grosset & Dunlap, New York, copyright 1945, the printing

A lot of 8 vintage books. Gone with the Wind, The Screenplay, edited by Shirley Howard, 1980. The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish by Alexander Pushkin, with illustrations by A. Ermolaev in Russian,

"Canterbury Tales", Geoffrey Chaucer, Rendered into Modern English by J. U. Nicolson. With illustrations by Rockwell Kent and An Introduction by Gordon Hall Gerould, stated First Edition of the Progra

ROMPING FROGS. Original modern anthropomorphized adaptation of an AESOP FABLE hand-drawn and painted by the British artist, J.H. Thornely (19/20th century). Thornely transforms the animals of the orig