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CHILDREN’S BOOKS & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ALEPH-BET BOOKS, INC. 85 OLD MILL RIVER RD. POUND RIDGE, NY 10576 (914) 764 - 7410 CATALOGUE 89 ALEPH - BET BOOKS - TERMS OF SALE Helen and Marc Younger 85 Old Mill River Rd. Pound Ridge, NY 10576 phone 914-764-7410 fax 914-764-1356 www.alephbet.com Email - [email protected] POSTAGE: UNITED STATES. 1st book $8.00, $2.00 for each additional book. OVERSEAS shipped by air at cost. PAYMENTS: Due with order. Libraries and those known to us will be billed. PHONE orders 9am to 10pm e.s.t. Phone Machine orders are secure. CREDIT CARDS: VISA, Mastercard, American Express. Please provide billing address. RETURNS - Returnable for any reason within 1 week of receipt for refund less shipping costs provided prior notice is received and items are shipped fastest method insured VISITS welcome by appointment. We are 1 hour north of New York City near New Canaan, CT. Our full stock of 8000 collectible and rare books is on view and available. Not all of our stock is on our web site COVER ILLUSTRATION - #557 - Tasha Tudor Original Art from Wind in the Willows #190 - Gordon Craig Association Copy with Letter #383 - John R. Neill Art from Tik-Tok of Oz #423 - Original Art from The Little Engine That Could #54 - Man Ray ABC - Signed Limited Edition Pg 3 Helen & Marc Younger [email protected] MET LIFE HEALTH ABC COMPLETE WITH INSERT 1. ABC. (ADVERTISING) IN STYLE OF JANET LAURA SCOTT / ABC. NY: Metropolitan Life Ins. CLOTH ABC Co. ca 1920. 8vo, (5 1/4 x 7 3/4”) pictorial wraps, light soil, VG. 5. ABC. (ART DECO) ABC BOOK. Every letter has a rhyme dealing with the healthy thing to do or Akron: Saalfield 1930. Folio, cloth, sl. eat. Illustrated in typical 1920’s edge wear, VG+. A great art deco alphabet style in b&w by M.C. Phares. “C is for Cough And its Cousin, the printed on cloth and illustrated in color sneeze. Cover them both With your handkerchief please.” This on every page in the style of Janet Laura copy is complete with an insert Scott. $150.00 that has a full color copy of the line illustration that accompanies the letter “U”. The child is STUNNING TUCK AUTO meant to use this as a guide for coloring the illustrations ALPHABET BOOK in the book. The verso of the 6. ABC. (AUTO) MOTOR CAR sheet has a quiz on how to eat healthy. $125.00 ABC. Lond: Tuck ca 1900. Obl. folio, (13 1/8 x 9 1/2”), pictorial wraps, RARE 1867 ADVERTISING ALPHABET slightest of edge wear, near fine. A 2. ABC. (ADVERTISING) title in Father Tuck’s Pictureland WINE OF TAR PICTURE ABC Series. Featuring 8 very fine ALPHABET. (Dayton: Oliver Crook printer, 1867). 8vo, full page chromolithographed pages pictorial wraps, margins picturing old autos, plus 2 pages trimmed, some soil and some old, neat mends, in brown line, with each letter of G+. This is a fascinating the alphabet prominently featured. advertising alphabet with Quite a large and striking book. Very every letter representing a different virtue that Wine scarce. $600.00 of Tar can provide. Weak children are made strong, delicate females gain tone and vigor. W is for Wine AUTOMOTIVE ABC of Tar, a medicine of great & MOTHER GOOSE merit. Each page is divided 7. ABC. (AUTO) MOTOR into thirds, each third with GOOSE RHYMES FOR MOTOR a woodcut illustration. A GANDERS by Herman Lee great advertising alphabet Meader. NY: Grafton Press . $200.00 (1905). 12mo, (5 x 7 1/2”), decorative cloth, pictorial paste- GREAT McLOUGHLIN ABC on, [110]p., VG. Each letter of PUGS AND CATS the alphabet has 2 full page automotive related illustrations 3. ABC. (ANIMALS) in 2-color by PAL plus verse COMICAL PETS ABC. NY: integrated into the text. This McLoughlin Bros. 1899. 4to, is followed by a parody of [16]p. incl. covers, some traditional Mother Goose rhyme wear, VG+. Each letter has i.e. “Little Jack Horner/ Would dash round a corner/never a rhyme and a wonderfully would slow up a bit./ He’d not fanciful chromolithograph even warn/ With a toot of his of an animal that begins with horn / and dogs that he’d hit.” that letter. Also includes $250.00 simple word lists. 2 letters AVIATION ABC BY SHENTON feature pugs, 8 feature cats 8. ABC. (AVIATION) A NEW ALPHABET OF AVIATION by Edward and all quite charming. Shenton. Phil.: Macrae Smith (1941). 4to, 7 1/4 x 9 1/4”, cloth, Fine in frayed $275.00 dw. Written and illustrated by EDWARD SHENTON with 26 full page color ARTFUL ABC - FORWARD lithos and with smaller color illustrations throughout the BY ALFRED E. SMITH text. Each letter relates to 4. ABC. (ANIMALS) several different aspects PICTURE ZOO BOOK by of the airplane. This is a Myrtle Glenn Terry. [NY]: new version of his earlier Alphabet of Aviation done Dept. of Parks (1935). 4to, in 1928, but this edition pictorial wraps, VG. Forward has more emphasis on by Alfred E. Smith. Every the military aspects of aviation describing the B- page features a bold 3- 19 bomber, torpedo planes color litho by Lilian Swann, and more. Shenton was a with verses in rhyme at the noted Pennsylvania artist trained in Philadelphia (and bottom of the page. Quite also an editor at Macrae striking. $250.00 Smith who published this book). $275.00 Pg 4 914.764.7410 Aleph-Bet Books - Catalogue 89 WONDERFUL DECORATIVE AZTEC ALPHABETS BANBURY CHAPBOOK 9. ABC. (AZTEC) ALFABETOS AZTECAS por el Dr. Antonio Penafiel. No 13. ABC. (CHAPBOOK) pub. 1900, 3rd ed. Folio, 62 GALLOPING GUIDE TO leaves, 1/4 leather and green THE ABC, Or the Child’s cloth, a few minor margin Agreeable Introduction to a mends else VG+. (OCLC lists knowledge of the Gentlemen a copy with 74 leaves. Our of the Alphabet. Banbury: copy is complete as issued). J.G. Rusher circa 1810. Printed on rectos only in 2 1/2 x 4 1/2”, pictorial shades of blue, there are wraps, [16]p. + covers, uncut 4 very fine and interesting and unopened, near fine. alphabets. One ABC uses Illustrated with 29 fine typical Aztec designs within woodcuts including covers. each standard block letter, “He who ne’er learns his ABC another does the same / Forever will a blockhead within artistically designed be. / But try to learn, be letters and a third features wise and then / You will be a different native within lov’d by all good men.” Quite a letter in large pictorial scarce. $800.00 vignette. This is a wonderful ornamental and pictorial book of alphabets. $600.00 CHELONIIDAE PRESS ONE OF 5 ARTIST’S PROOFS 14. ABC. (CHELONIIDAE PRESS) A FOWL ALPHABET. Easthampton: Cheloniidae Press 1986. 8vo (5 5/8 x 8 5/8”) bound in full vellum by Gray Parrot. HILAIRE BELLOC ABC Includes the alphabet bound in full vellum, a separate suite of proof plates 10. ABC. (BELLOC, and a Blind Alphabet housed in vellum backed chemise folder, all housed in a vellum backed cloth case, AS NEW with the Prospectus laid-in. The text for HILAIRE) A MORAL ALPHABET in words of this alphabet is based on an 1885 volume on Birds from Our Living World by J.G. Wood. There is an 8 page introduction followed by 26 wood engravings from one to seven syllables of the various birds by Alan James Robinson, selected for their unusual beak by H.B. [Hilaire Belloc]. formations. The lettering is a new alphabet designed and hand-lettered in a Lond.: Edward Arnold 1899. range of colors by Suzanne Moore. This was the 12th book by the Cheloniidae 6 3/4 x 8 1/2”, cloth backed Press issued in a Regular Edition of 150 copies in vellum backed marbled boards, pictorial boards, covers a Deluxe Edition of 50 signed and numbered copies, and a Full Vellum Edition soiled and edges rubbed of 26 copies. THIS IS NUMBER III OF ONLY 5 ARTIST PROOF COPIES OF else tight and VG. 1st ed. THE FULL VELLUM EDITION that has each plate in the extra suite SIGNED Each letter has a rhyme BY ROBINSON AND NUMBERED “AP III”, there is no drawing mentioned in and also a moral related to the prospectus. Printed on rives paper, frenchfold, the engravings are stunning. it. “U” for the Upas tree This is a magnificent alphabet. $2500.00 / that casts a blight/ on those that pull their sister’s hair and fight.” Humorously illustrated in line by B.T.B. (Lord Ian B.T.B. Blackwood). Scarce. $225.00 BIRD ALPHABET IN BOX 11. ABC. (BIRDS) STORY OF THE BIRDS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH BIRD ALPHABET by Gertrude Keeley. NY: Hurst (1901). 4to, cloth, pict. paste-on, AS NEW IN ORIGINAL BOX (box flaps repaired). Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a different bird including a history of the bird and a hand-lettered rhyme with a lovely full color illustrations. A beautiful copy and including some unusual birds. $275.00 4 ABC’S IN ONE BOOK 12. ABC. BOOK OF PICTURE ALPHABETS. London: T. Nelson and Sons, no date, circa 1880. 4to (9x11”), brown cloth stamped in black and gold with color pictorial label, some cover soil and tip rubbing, VG+. Containing 4 alphabets with all pages mounted on linen, printed on one side of the paper. Each page of text faces a very fine full page WITH 2 ALPHABETS chromolithograph - 16 full 15. ABC. CHILD’S PLEASURE BOOK. NY: Sheldon & Co.
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