Greenaway (Kate) - Almanacks,

This small book is titled "Kate Greenaway's Almanack for 1927", published by Frederick Warne in Great Britain, and it is a first edition because there is just a single date for the book. The covers ha

1-1936 Little Orphan Annie and the 1,000,000 formula. 2- 1883 Almanack Kate Greenaway. 3- Mother Goose illustrated by Kate Greenaway published by Frederick Warne, printed by Lowe and Brydon London. 4-

My Valentine; A young couple surrounded by floral relief. Gemini; Based on Kate Greenaway almanack. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 1977 - 1978 Dimensions: 8.25" dia Country of Origin: England Manufa

Group of Vintage Ephemera including 1893 Columbian Exposition Berry Brothers Souvenir Medal, an Almanack for 1887 by Kate Greenaway, Vintage Theater stubs including 1966 Philharmonic Theater, Shubert

Almanack for 1883. London: Routledge, (1882). 1st ed. of the 1st Greenaway almanack. 12mo. Glazed yellow paper boards, yellow cloth spine, blue endpapers. Some scrapes and wear, otherwise VG.

Almanack for 1928. London: Warne, (1927). 12mo. Glazed salmon boards, brown spine, cream endpapers. Covers soiled. // Kate Greenaway's Birthday Book. With Verses by Mrs. Sale Barker. London: Warne, n.

GREENAWAY (KATE) Under the Window: Pictures and Rhymes for Children, first edition, first issue, colour illustrations, faintly soiled, publisher's cloth-backed green glazed pictorial boards, corners

GREENAWAY (KATE) 'Who'l go a jump' [sic], pair of original illustrations related to p.55 of Marigold Garden, one pencil and watercolour, titled and signed ('K. Greenaway 1894'), the second pencil, ti

[CHILDREN’S LITERATURE]. GREENAWAY, Kate (1846–1901), illustrator. –– HARTE, Bret (1836–1902). The Queen of the Pirate Isle. London: Chatto and Windus, n.d. [1886]. 8vo.

GREENAWAY (KATE) Four original illustrations, pencil, 2 signed with initials and one dated 'April 1883', images 150 x 100mm. and smaller (4) Footnotes: Comprising: girl dancing (Provenance: Sotheby's

GREENAWAY (KATE) Three original illustrations, two of bonneted girls with posies, and one of a lady in red and white dress, pencil, ink and watercolour, variously signed lower left ('K.G.', 'K.G. 11

Greenaway (Kate) A Day in a Child's Life, music by Myles B. Foster, occasional browning, hinges cracked but covers holding, original cloth-backed boards, spine ends chipped, [1881] § Crane (Walter)

NO RESERVE Greenaway (Kate).- Cundall (H.M.) Kate Greenaway Pictures from Originals presented by her to John Ruskin..., mounted portrait frontispiece and colour plates, captioned tissue guards, origin

NO RESERVE Greenaway (Kate).- Harte (Bret) The Queen of the Pirate Isle, first edition, illustrations by Kate Greenaway, bookplate of Eric Quayle to pastedown, original pictorial cloth, spine browned,

A Day in a Child's Life. Greenaway, Kate; Myles B. Foster. London: Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd.,n.d. (ca. 1930). Early Edition Music by Myles B. Foster, Late Organist of the Foundling Hospital. Illustr

Almanack for 1886. London: Routledge, (1885). 12mo. 1st ed. Glazed olive boards, salmon cloth spine, yellow/orange endpapers. 2 girls with umbrella on front, flower pot on back. Edges stained a light

Almanack for 1924. London: Warne, (1923). 12mo. Cream color glazed boards, yellow cloth spine, brown endpapers. Cuts on first 2 pages. // Almanack for 1884. London: Routledge, (1883?). Paper covers (2

Almanack for 1926. London: Warne, (1925). 12mo. Black printed boards, black cloth spine, yellow endpapers. Light wear, light foxing.

Heading: (Greenaway, Kate, illustrator) Author: Spielmann, M.H. and G.S. Layard Title: Kate Greenaway Place Published: London Publisher:Adam & Charles Black Date Published: 1905 Descrip

Heading: (Greenaway, Kate, illustrator) Author: Title: Two books illustrated by Kate Greenaway Place Published: London Publisher:Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd. Date Published: [c.1888-1910] <

7.25" X 5.5" Kate Greenway Figural Silverplate Napkin Ring/Condiment - Meriden #132 - Figure of Child Sailor with Large Anchor Holding Up Open Salt &amp; Pepper Shaker with Napkin &amp; Removable Butt

This lot consist of a pair of Kate Greenaway napkin rings, a boy and a girl. Both made by Meriden Britannia Co. And numbered 250 & 251. Boy is wearing a long coat and sporting a big hat, while is also

American. 1880s. Silver plate. Depicting two Kate Greenaway girls climbing ladders. Marked 'J.A. Babcock' - a maker in New York. 3.75"H x 3.5"L x 2"W.

4" X 4" Kate Greenaway Figural Silverplate Napkin Ring - Hartford #133 - Elaborate - Boy Sitting on Boot Jack