Philadelphia: Geo. J. Grasberger, 1933. First edition. Very scarce Carrolliana item, Single sheet, 12mo. on handmade cream colored paper, folded once, printed in red and green. Printed as a Christmas remembrance for 1933 by Geo. C. Grasberger. Near fine, tiny corner stain.
New York: McLoughlin Brothers, (1914). Hardcover. N.d. (ca. 1914). Large 8vo. sized volume i light gtey cloth decorated and lettered in red, black and white. 154 pp. Color lithograph frontispiece; "Through The Looking Glass" with 50 illustrations by John Tenniel and "King Fisher's Wooing" illustrated with drawings by Harry Furniss.....
New York: Avery Library, Columbia University, 1932. Softcover. Red softcovers printed in black. 153 pp. with index. Near fine, some foxing to first and last few leaves, very small name stamp upper corner of the half-title page. Catalogue of the exhibition held at Columbia University's Avery Library in April, 1932.....
New York: 1932. 5' x 7 1/2" single sheet cream colored stock, printed recto only in dark brown with reproduction of Tenniel illustration of Alice and Humpty Dumpty captioned "Humpty Dumpty said, "I'd rather see that on paper". Printed with Carroll's birth and death dates and paragraph describing the fundraiser.....
NY: Bramhall House, 1973. Reprint. Hardcover. Hardcover, 288 pp.. with index, bibliography. Illustrated throughout with drawings, diagrams and reproductions of early "Alice" illustrations. An enchanting book which brings together the most comprehensive collection of Lewis Carroll's games and puzzles. The creator of "Alice" was, in addition to being a mathematics.....
New York: Maynard, Merrill & Co, 1893. First edition thus. Softcover. 12mo. in printed stiff wrappers. Title page stamped "Specimen Copy with compliments of Maynard, Merrill & Co.". 72 pp. plus 4 pp. publisher's ads at rear. With illustrations in the text by John Tenniel. Recto of the front wrap.....
Berkeley,CA: Univerity of California, 1982. First edition thus. Hardcover. (NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXPEDITED SHIPPING THROUGH ALIBRIS, AMAZON OR B&N). Folio bound in red cloth in matching red cloth custom slipcase. With second, matching red cloth chemise enclosing a drawing of The Mad Hatter signed by Moser. 147 pp. with titles.....
London: J. Coker, 1933. First edition thus. Hardcover. First publication in this form, with Pease illustrations. Overszied hardcover in color illustrated papaer covered boards. 127 pp. With six full page, full color illustrations by Bessie Pease (Gutmann). Rubbing about the edges, soiling to tghe blank white rear cover, some rubbing.....
Little Simon, 2003. Hardcover. As new, unused copy. Overszied in color illustrated hardcovers. Famed book artist Robert Sabuda offers this wonderful pop-up adaptation of "Alice". in additon to the double-page 3D pop-ups of characters and places visited by Alice, text is supplied in small booklets that also feature pop-ups.
New York: Committee of Photoplay Appreciation of the National Council of Teachers of English, 1933. First edition. Softcover. Extremely scarce. Printed wrappers illustrated with a photograph of Charlotte Henry, title star of the 1933 Paramount film and with drawings of numerous characters from the book (Whire Rabbit, Queen of Hearts.....
