Greenaway (Kate) - Almanack for 1886,

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

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

[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.

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.

This is the first edition (undated), published by Chatto & Windus in 1886, of Bret Harte’s The Queen of the Pirate Isle, (58 numbered pages), with 28 noted illustrations by Kate Greenaway, engraved

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

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,

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.

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

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.