The Fishes Grand Gala. A Companion to the "Peacock at Home," &c. &c.: Parts I and II Trains

The Fishes Grand Gala. A Companion to the "Peacock at Home," &c. &c.: Parts I and II Trains(19th Century Children's Books Regency Toy Books Illustrated Verse) The Fishes Grand Gala. A Companion to The Peacock at Home, &c. &c.: Parts I and II by Mrs. Cockle, Author of The Juvenile Journal, &c. London: Printed for C. Chapple B. Tabart J. Harris Darton and Harvey and all other Booksellers, 1808. 24mo 5 1 16" x 4 1 16". [2], 316, [1] pp. [6] leaves of plates; [2], 316, [1] pp. [6] leaves of plates. Two volumes. Original sewn tan paper wrappers

with a large color pictorial paste-label with an image of Mister Possum Gets a Scare within a golden frame with titles and silhouettes of animals printed in black

running the same short section of track day in and day out

RARE "The Kaw tribe (or Kanza

Color pictorial paper covered boards with light touches of wear to the head and tail of spine for what is a fresh

detailed copperplates capture the elegant absurdity of the verse

Accompanying the unique drawing is a twentieth edition copy of The Little Brown Bear by Johnny Gruelle

written in verse by Bertha Upton

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un-worn and basically AS NEW condition for what is a truly magnificent copy of the book

The 115 distinct illustrations are rendered across 79 sheets of heavy artist board of varying physical dimensions

EXCEEDINGLY RARE # 000734

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