The Brownies: Their Book by Palmer Cox, 1st ed/2nd

Surprisingly presentable first edition example of one of the great classics in children's books. The very first Brownies book, which is recognized as the book that launched the Platinum Age of comic b

The Brownies: Their Book by Palmer Cox, 1st ed/2nd issue Excellent copy with no major faults. Unusual to see this book with virtually no wear to the paper-covered boards, especially at the edges. The

"A Box Of Brownies" Vintage Book Collection by Palmer Cox. Illustrations by Palmer Cox. Text by Robert and Pam Kraus. Color Collages by Pam Kraus. Copyright 1980. Published by Windmill Books.

Palmer Cox, 1840-1924, Canadian illustrator and writer. The Brownies is a series of humorous verse books and comic strips based on Scottish folktales about the mischievous but kindhearted fairy-like s

Nielsen, Kay (illustrator), The Twelve Dancing Princesses, 1930, First Junior Library edition, published by Doubleday, Doran, color illustrations throughout; WITH Palmer Cox, Another Brownie Book, 189

ASSORTED ANTIQUE / VINTAGE CHILDREN'S BOOKS, LOT OF 13, including Palmer Cox's Brownie Year Book, McLoughlin Bros., 1895; six Walt Disney Big/Giant Golden Books; and three Walt Disney Library. Various

PALMER COX (1840-1924) ". . . and soon the bicycles they sought / From every room and bench were brought" Illustration for the story "The Brownies on Bicycles" as published in The Brownies: Their Book

PALMER COX (1840-1924) "But we, who laugh at locks or law / Designed to keep mankind in awe . . ." Illustration for the story "The Brownies at Lawn-Tennis" as published in The Brownies: Their Book (Ne

Includes the 1903 "The Brownie's Kind Deed" by Palmer Cox published by W.B. Conkey, the 1894 "The Brownies Around the World" by Palmer Cox published by Curtis, and the "Brownie Year Book" by Palmer Co

Grouping of 7 kids books including The Brownies Abroad by Palmer Cox 1899, 2 books on the Traveling Bears by Seymour Eaton 1915 & 1916, Favorite Fairy Tales by Maud Humphrey, and 3 song books by A.A.

1894 1ed Brownies Palmer Cox Children Fairy Tale Celtic Elf Mythology Illustrated Palmer Cox was a Canadian author and illustrator best known for The Brownies, based on Celtic mythology and highland S

1894 1ed Brownies Palmer Cox Children Fairy Tale Celtic Elf Mythology Illustrated Palmer Cox was a Canadian author and illustrator best known for The Brownies, based on Celtic mythology and highland S

The Jolley Chinee, 1897 with hard colored illustrations by Palmer Cox, author of the Brownies, 5 3/4 in. x 8 1/2 in.. Also 5 DeWolf Fiske Boston alphabet pages

Manufactured by McLoughlin Bros., NY w/ original instruction book. Very good, box w/ wear and loss.

lot of vintage children's books, games & other. Including 2 Big Little books (Kay Darcy & Smitty), 3 picture changing pieces, unused party invitations with envelopes (Palmer Cox Brownies), Cracker Jac

Germany - Early 1900's - 5 1/2" Tall. Palmer Cox was a Canadian illustrator who developed a series of humorous verse books and comic strips about a group of mischievous but kind-hearted sprites that h

This Majolica Palmer Cox Brownie Policeman is a candlestick. This policeman dons a blue uniform with a yellowish brown pocket on his left. The number 88 is stamped on the pocket, which can also be fou

109. MAJOLICA CONSTABLE BROWNIE | Palmer Cox policeman w/night stick, candle holder. 8" h.

Black Gnome Figure 1892, Palmer Cox 12 inches

1900s Brownie Game Palmer Cox. Rare and very odd game featuring Palmer Cox's Brownie characters. Air puff bladders were used to blow a ball to the opponents side. Made by the obscure M.H. Miller toy c

144. TWO MAJOLICA BROWNIES | Two Palmer Cox Brownie figure candle holders. 7 1/2"

94. EARLY TIN LITHO BROWNIE WAGON | Palmer Cox "Oh What Fun" child's pull wagon w/all of the Brownies features around the sides, complete w/pull handle. 29" overall.

561. DUNCE HAT BROWNIE FIGURE | Palmer Cox, long legged, jointed, seated figure with dunce cap. Provenance: Wagoner Collection 9 .5"

Look at the frolicking Palmer Cox Brownies on this piece of Mt. Washington Napoli glass. Either they are being chased by a couple of Furries or they are chasing after the bunnies. So charming. This ty