A 1967 edition of Lewis Carroll's "Alice," featuring distinctive illustrations by Ralph Steadman. Published by Dobson Books Ltd., 80 Kensington Church Street, London W8. Printed in Great Britain by W.S. Cowell Ltd., at the Butter Market, Ipswich. The book features a stark white cover with a bold black Art Nouveau-inspired border design on the front, framing the title "ALICE." The back cover presents a minimalist, elongated floral motif, mirroring the style. Inside, Steadman's characteristic surreal and darkly humorous pen-and-ink drawings bring a unique interpretation to Carroll's classic tale, as exemplified by the illustration for "The Pool of Tears" chapter seen in the provided images. The binding is a hardback, typical of mid-20th-century publications.

Dimensions:
Height - 10"
Width - 7.5"
Depth - 0.75"
Weight - 1.5 lbs

Condition:
Very Good. The cover shows minor signs of shelf wear and some slight discoloration consistent with age, particularly visible along the edges and corners. The pages appear clean with no major tears or markings. The binding is intact and sturdy. Overall, well-preserved for its age.

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• Low Estimate: 250.00
• High Estimate: 350.00