Otto Of the Silver hand.
Pyle, Howard, written and illustrated by.

Large octavo. 174pp. Illustrated throughout in black & white, with two dozen full-page illustrations and many other smaller ones within the text. Bluish-gray cloth stamped in black & silver, the spine is lightly faded, the silver is mostly rubbed away from the front cover; a Very Good, sound copy.

The Wonder Clock, or, four & twenty marvelous tales, being one for each hour of the day. Written & illustrated by... Embellished with verses by Katharine Pyle.
Pyle, Howard.

Reprint. Large octavo. xxiv, 318pp. Illustrated throughout in black & white. Orange cloth stamped decoratively in red and black; lower outside corner bumped, mildly affecting the text block; a Very Good copy.

Splendours and Miseries.
Sitwell, Sacheverell.

Later printing. Octavo. 263 pp. Includes index. Illustrated with sixteen black & white plates. Yellow Cloth over voards with silver design to front boards and silver lettering to spine. Very Good in a Good+ dust jacket.

Here's Looking at You! Verses by....
Leander, Ed.

First Printing. Square octavo. [30]pp. Cover illustration by Henri Galeron; book designed by Patrick Couratin. Pictorial glossy wrappers; a Near Fine copy.

On Going to Bed.
Burgess, Anthony.

First American Edition. Octavo. 96pp. with nearly one hundred thirty illustrations, most in color. Tan cloth over boards. Near Fine copy in a Very Good+ dust jacket.

Mother Goose Eggs: sunnyside up.
Westergard, Jim.

First Printing. Octavo. Unpaginated. Illustrated throughout with twenty-four wood engravings by the artist. Black & white illustrated paper wraps with titles in black on spine and red and black on front cover; as New. With a promotional bookmark from publisher for book laid in.

Dispatches from the Front. A Fable of the Conquest.
Duke, Milo.

First Edition. Quarto. [24]pp. Illustrated in blck & white. Pictorial wrappers, stapled; Fine. // Pooka Libre! Stories from the land of the Pookas, illustrated with the author's watercolors

Green Mansions.
Hudson, W.H. Illustrated by E. McKnight Kauffer.

First Thus. 12mo. 254pp. Illustrated throughout by E. McKnight Kauffer including 9 full-page color plates. Near Fine; some scuffing to spine, offsetting to front endpaper, in Very Good+ slipcase, split to one side of top edge

The Jolly Corner. Illustrated by Peter Milton.
James, Henry.

First of this edition. Small quarto.74pp. Hardcover. Previous owner's circular embossed stamp at the bottom of the front free endpapers; a Very Good+ copy in dust jacket. // First published in the 'English review', December 1908 and appeared for the first time in book form in the New York Edition

Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer: The Beauty Supply District.
Katchor, Ben.

First Edition, First Printing. Oblong quarto. 108pp. Pictorial boards. Near Fine, slight rubbing to baords.

The World of Richard Stine.
Stine, Richard.

First Printing. Quarto. Unpaginated. Hardcover, cloth; a Near Fine copy in dust jacket.

The Alphabet of Creation. An ancient legend from the Zohar with drawings by Ben Shan.
Shahn, Ben].

Third printing. Tall octavo. Unpaginated. paperback, slightly rubbed and worn; a Very Good copy.

Father Christmas' A B C.
Warne, F. & Co.

First Printing of this facsimile. 12mo. (approximately 6 x 5"). 24pp. Fourteen color images. Dark green cloth over boards with gilt lettering to spine. A Fine copy in Fine dust jacket. // "First printed in 1894, this beautiful book is sure to become a new children's classic, evoking Christmas of a bygone era with tremendous appeal and unrivalled charm. | Q is the Quadrille, danced at our party R for the Reindeer, of Santa Claus hearty This very special picture book is an unusual and utterly enchanting ABC entirely devoted to the theme of Christmas. Each of the twenty-six images opens a window onto festive celebration, from the lighting of the candles on the tree, to bell-ringing, ice skating and making jam tarts. The images are of superb quality, bringing to life each event with vivid strokes and colour. The accompanying verses tell simply but engagingly of the round of joyful activities which delighted young children. Together, they tell a narrative story of a child's Victorian Christmas, celebrated in the splendour and cosiness of the family home. " ~ from the publisher.

The Golden Cockerel... illustrated by Edmund Dulac.
Pushkin, Alexander.

Reprint. Quarto. 42pp. Gilt blue decorated cloth, a Near Fine copy in the publisher's gold paper covered slipcase, which s Very Good. Illustrated with Edmund Dulac's color decorations and pictures.

Scenes From the Mesozoic and Other Drawings.
Day, Clarence.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 82pp. Illustrated with line drawings by the author. Very Good+; slight tanning to edges and spine, small stain at lower edge of front board, previous owner name in pencil dated 1935, in Very Good dust jacket; chips to edges, tanning to edges and spine panel.

War and the Pity of War.
Philip, Neil [edited by] and Michael McCurdy [illustrated by].

First Edition, First Printing. Quarto. 96 pp. Black cloth over boards. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket.// "This moving and thought-provoking anthology brings together more than 70 poems inspired by the horror and heroism of war."

Feast of the Animals: An Alaska Bestiary.
Nickerson, Sheila. illustrated by Dale DeArmond.

First Edition, First Printing. 12mo. 58pp. Illustrated throughout with wood engravings by DeArmond. Illustrated wraps. Very Good+.

Amy and Jordan.
Beyer, Mark.

First Edition, First Printing. Oblong 18mo. [288]pp. Illustrated in black & white. Introduction by Chip Kidd. Red pictorial boards. Near Fine.

The Woodcut and Wood Engraving. An Exhibition.
Kent, Norman.

Octavo. [16]pp. Printed wrappers, stapled; a few creases and bumps, very light offsetting to the front cover; a Good+ copy. // An exhibition of work at The Lakeside Press Galleries in the month of February, 1961, drawn largely from the private collection of Norman Kent. With a Fritz Eichenberg engraving ("Saint Christopher") bound in near the beginning.

The Golden Mean: In Which the Extraordinary Correspondence of Griffin & Sabine Concludes.
Bantock, Nick.

First Edition, First Printing. Oblong octavo. Unpaginated. Illustrated. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket.

The Unknown Deserter. The brief war of private Aby Harris, no. 11-1799, 11th Battalion Middlesex Regiment, described in nine drawings by Clifford Harper, and dedicated to all deserters everywhere.
Harper, Clifford.

Reprint, ca. 1990. 4 x 6-1/4". Unpaginated. Illustrated with nine drawings by the author. Stapled white paper wraps with titles and illustration printed in black on front cover. A touch of light soiling to wraps, else in Very Good+ condition. // "These drawings first appeared in Solidarity Journal number 22, winter 1989".

Buried Treasures: The Black and White Work of Maxfield Parrish 1896-1905. Edited by Fershid Bharucha.
Gomes, Rosalie.

First Edition. Quarto. Unpaginated. With more than one hundred illustrations, many f them full-page reproductions. Pictorial glossy wrappers; about Fine

First Paperback Printing. Octavo. 62 pp. Illustrated. Olive green pictorial wras. Very Good with sunning to edges and spine, as well as scuffing to back cover.

Let That Bad Air Out: Buddy Bolden's Last Parade.
Berg, Stefan.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 140pp. Illustrated with 70 linocuts by Berg. Glossy pictorial wraps. As New. Introduction by Donald M. Marquis, author of "In Search of Buddy Bolden: First Man of Jazz," and an afterword by George A. Walker. This wordless novel depicts the story of the legendary Buddy Bolden in his last New Orleans parade.

Wanderlust: A Story Told in 50 Wood Engravings.
Speers, Megan.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 122pp. Illustrated throughout with wood engravings by the author. Illustrated wraps. As New. "Wanderlust takes us into the world of Megan Speers in this wordless novel about a punk engaged in a precarious youth culture attached to the defiant lifestyle of a small town outsider. Booze, dumpster diving, skate boarding and busking for small change are seen not merely as lifestyle choices of the frivolous, but also as a determined repudiation of society's rigid expectations."

Back + Forth: A Novel in 90 Linocuts.
Chudolinska, Marta.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 187pp. Illustrated throughout with linocuts. Pictorial glossy wraps. As New. 'Back + Forth' is both a homage to place and a powerful depiction of a young woman's search for love and belonging in the modern landscape. The character cycles through a series of relationships, a couple with not so happy endings, that in the end seemingly free her of the pursuit and leave her alone and content as the road unfolds before her

First Printing. Quarto. 124pp. Notes on the stories, a section of 'further reading'. Cloth, a Near Fine copy in dust jacket

First American Edition, First Printing. Quarto. 101pp. Profusely illustrated. Pictorial wraps. Near Fine. "extraordinary collection of optical illusions, visual games and sight tricks."

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. [32]pp. with color illustrations by Louise Reinoehl Max. Fine in a Fine dust jacket

The Night Bookmobile.
Niffenegger, Audrey.

Second Printing. Oblong quarto. Illustrated throughout. Illustrated boards. As New in dust jacket. Graphic novel by the bestselling author of "The Time Traveler's Wife" that tells the story of a young women who happens upon a mysterious and elusive bookmobile that houses every book she ever read. "A haunting tale both of transcendence and the passion for books."

First Edition. Octavo. Pp. 127. Brown cloth over boards; pictoral jacket. With drawings by Egan. Previous owner's name stamp to front flyleaf, a Near Fine copy in a Very Good+ jacket (slight soiling).

Mr. M.
Meister, Soizick and K. George.

First Edition. Square octavo. Quarter cloth and pictorial paper over boards; a Fine copy, as New. // The paintings reproduced in this book were done originally on wood or canvas with acrylics. "Soizick Meister has been painting the figure of Mr. M for many years, and in this body of work continues her homage to the surrealists by placing this uncertain, exploring dreamer into contemplative and humorous situations within the BC landscape... A transplant from somewhere else, he is a traveler in both mind and space, pursuing the sometimes conflicting pleasures of exploration and the wish to put down roots." ~ Rebecca Bishop, Curator, Jacana Gallery, Vancouver BC

The Boy in the Oak.
Albarn, Jessica.

First Edition. Small quarto. 40pp. Illustrated in color, including a series of photographic images reproduced on opaque paper interleaved throughout the book, giving it another dimension entirely. Pictorial molded paper over boards; a Fine copy, as New. The author/artist's first book. // "In the garden behind the cottage grows an ancient Oak that hides a secret. The young boy who lives in the cottage couldn't care less about the ancient tree and certainly doesn't know it is enchanted. But the Faeries soon change this…This enchanting tale of Faeries is brought to life through incredible insect photographs combined with detailed pencil illustrations. " ~ from the publisher. | "Jessica Albarn's illustrations are beautifully delicate, alluringly fragile and unquestionably belong to the fairy-tale elegance and dreamy myths of childhood fantasy. Her graceful pencil drawings have now been composed into Albarn's first venture into the world of literature by releasing her debute book this month. 'The Boy in the Oak' provides an enchanting and ethereal tale which tells the tale of a young boy's journey after discovering an ancient oak tree in the garden of his family home. Dazed followed the winding road into a kingdom far, far away to discover more about these beautiful illustrations." - Dazed Digital

First Edition. Large octavo. 245pp. Color frontispiece and eight other illustrations. Publisher's blue cloth stamped in gilt, color illustration set on the front cover; hinges cracked, binding a little rubbed; a Very Good copy.

Kapilavastu (Buddha, Vol. 1).
Tezuka, Osamu.

Advance Proof. Octavo. 288pp. Pictorial wraps. Near Fine, crease to bottom corner of front wrap.

First Edition, First Printing. Quarto. 200pp. 26 original comic/graphic stories centered around Asian American superheroes. Publisher's press release laid in.

Oblong octavo. 8pp introduction in English. Illustrated with 16 tipped in reproductions of watercolor illustrations by Paul Preissler. Gray stapled wraps with color illustration mounted to front panel. Spine ends chipped, corners bumped, two illustrations with corner tears. Good+.

First Printing. Square octavo. 214pp. Profusely illustrated in color by Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin. Navy blue paper covered boards in illustrated dust jacket. As New. // The revered Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, was compiled in the 19th century from ancient oral runes by Elias Lonnrot, doctor and student of languages. Since then the Kalevala has been translated into over forty-five languages. This prose retelling contains all the adventures of the original runic version starting with the creation of the world.

First Edition. Octavo. Pictorial french-fold wraps. Fine. Graphic novel compiling the 12 issues originally published by Fantagraphics. Set in surburban Seattle in the 1970's.

Small quarto. 76pp. Six full-page color illustrations, including the frontispiece. Cloth, Very Good+ in a lightly edgeworn dust jacket, with a few small closed tears.

ca. 1940. 5" x 6 1/4". 29pp. 8 color illustrations by Rado. Blue cloth lettered in gilt. Very Good+; some tanning to edges, in Very Good+ dust jacket; a few chips and closed tears to edges.

Tall quarto. unpaginated, with biograhical notes by Margret Maloney and 40 full color plates. White pictorial wrappers in Very Good+ condition with some tanning to covers

Quarto. 246pp. Illustrated wraps. Near Fine.

Tall quarto. 74pp, illustrated through out. Dark blue cloth with silver design in printed glassine dust jacket, both in Near Fine condition

Octavo. 63pp. Illustrated boards. Very Good+, some fading to spine, edgewear. Illustrations reminiscent of Maurice Sendak.

Octavo. Gray illustrated boards. Fine in Fine dust jacket. Graphic novel.

Oblong 12mo. Glossy illustrated wraps. Fine.

ABC Spookshow.
Heshka, Ryan.

First Edition. 16mo. [26]pp. Pictorial boards. New. Alphabet book by this noted illustrator

Octavo. 181pp. Bibliography. With black & white illustrations through out. Green cloth over boards with gilt lettering to spine, Very Good+ with light yellowing to pages and soiling to top edge in a Very Good dust jacket with a tear to edge top of spine and a smaller closed tear to bottom edge and light tanning to spine and back cover

Hardcover. Octavo. 198pp. Illustrated in black & white. White boards in Fine condition, in a Near Fine dust jacket with light rubbing to edges. // Prose and drawings about human relations, lovers and jealousy.