e-list No. 51 Eclectibles Miscellany: Anti-vivisection, Anarchism, Colloquial Phonetics & Of Course, the Children It’s all about the Children…

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Albums and Journals

1. [Love and Friendship][ Friendship Album][ Poetry][ Religion] Friendship Album - Nancy D. Willson, Fayette County PA 1848-1855. J. C. Riker. New York, NY. 1846. Housed in an album titled Drawing Album original designs by a Professor. 58 leaves, 8 lithographed black and white plates of dwellings and scenes from nature. Gilt blind stamp of boy drawing beneath a bridge on front cover with elaborate gilt stamp decorative device on back cover. Includes 15 sentiments, each one or two pages in length. It begins with a two-page dedication. It describes all of good thoughts and wishes that can be found in an album. It concludes with "So may this Volume be a treasure*; True Friendship's record, talent's measure, A book of profit, and of pleasure". The asterick below reads "I think it is John Westley somewhere says "Albums are very foolish things". All written in couplets with the exception of a two page entry titled "A thought concerning heaven". Many of the verse have the quaintness often found in album writers. Titles include "Thoughts on Parting" and "Farewell to a Friend". Of special note is a two page letter applied to the center of the book with a county seal from Ashland OH applied over crossed silk ribbons. A verse beginning "My Dear Cousin Nancy, I now, sit me down, To endite a few verse for thee; As in the last letter from you, I received, You there so quested of me". Contributors include family members and friends. Locations of signers include Bellevernon, Loudonville OH (x3), Union City, Ashland OH, Uniontown and West Alexander, PA Measures 7 ¾” x 6 ¼". (#28001215) $300.00

Heavy wear on back strip. Corner bumps and generalized light wear to cover.

Nancy Wilson - born about 1835, Georges, Fayette, Pennsylvania, US.

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2. [Works by Children][Science & Technology][Women] Eloise Zimmerman. Student Composition Book - Young Girl's Physic Experiments. U.S. Mail. 1912. The composition notebook, used to document science experiments for a class by Eloise. The notebook is mostly full, with a few blank pages in the back. It has a red marbled cover, with a printed introduction letter for students attached on the inside front cover with basic experiment guidelines and safety warnings. It is completely handwritten with black ink and hand drawn illustrations depicting the experiments. Some of the 31 experiments include: • To measure a straight line Apparatus • To verify the law of the right triangle • To compute pi, the ratio of a circumference to tis diameter • To determine the lifting effect of water on a sinking body • To study the effect of pressure on an enclosed gas at constant temperature • To determine the amount of heat in calories which will produce a change of temperature of one degree Centigrade per gram of solid • To study conjugate foci of a convex lens.

There are added comments in red ink throughout each experiment report, likely by the teacher. At the end of each experiment documentation was a number grade by the teacher, Eloise's marks indicate that she was proficient in the subject and with lab report earning around a 97. Measures 8" x 6 ½". (#28001623) $135.00

Good. Slight tear in the upper area of the front notebook cover.

It is the work of a student with teacher notes and grading. The course was taught by J. F. Newman, Instructor in Physics and Geology, State Normal School, West Chester PA.

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Collections & Archives

3. [Social Welfare][ Anti-vivisection][ Animal Rights][ Human Rights][ Collections & Archives] Dr. Albert Leffingwell. An extensive collection with over 110 published pieces, polling results and more from the private collection of Dr. Albert Leffingwell, a leader in the anti-vivisection movement (use of live animals and humans in medical testing). 1887-1924. Dr. Leffingwell joined the anti-vivisection movement in the 1880s: protesting against the use of live animal (and human) subjects for medical testing. He and his fellow activists worked tirelessly to gain public support: distributing educational pamphlets and submitting articles that called attention to doctors and educators who tried to defend the practice. His collection of anti-vivisection material is the result of his years of activism, and has examples of a wide variety of pamphlets, newspaper articles, and items from a wide variety of anti-vivisection organizations across the country between 1887 and 1924. Summary list below.

• American Humane Society: twenty-nine (29) items – Formed in 1877 as the “International Humane Association,” then changed to “American Humane Society” in 1878, the American Humane Society is dedicated to the safety and welfare of animals. One of the larger organizations involved in the animal vivisection debate, the Society published many anti-vivisection pamphlets, leaflets, and books, some of which Dr. Leffingwell himself wrote. This organization exists to this day, under the name “American Humane,” and continues to champion animal rights.

• Approximately 400 signed ballots from votes held by a professional organizations of doctors, and of teachers, as well as some submitted by members of the clergy. Many included the signer’s written comments on the subject. Each group received a similar proposal, and was asked to vote for one of 3 or 4 options. Predominantly New York or Massachusetts voters, but with exceptions coming from as far as Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, and Minnesota. More than half of the ballots submitted include an additional, handwritten note outlining the voter’s particular opinion; notes vary in length, with some voters attaching additional paper to continue their notes.

• Thirteen (13) different pamphlets and leaflets on the subject, miscellaneous publishers. Seven items are booklets with 20 or more pages, the majority of which are published by Leffingwell himself. Titles include “Is Science Advanced by Deceit?”, “Scientific Chicanery: Does it Pay?”, “The Starvation of Cattle on the Western Plains, “and e-list 51 4 [email protected]

“Is Vivisection Painful?”, among others. Pamphlets and leaflets are primarily devoted to educating the reader on the subject of vivisection in school, how painful vivisection is, and other, general primers on the vivisection debate.

• Three (3) speeches or addresses, reprinted by the American Humane Association for distribution. Particularly well received speeches related to the debate around vivisection were frequently transcribed and, with the occasional line from the Society’s President Philip G. Peabody providing context, printed for distribution. Speeches from people outside of the Association were also printed, such as the address given by Professor Theophilus Parvin before the American Academy of Medicine about the value of vivisection in medicine.

• Program for the thirty-second annual meeting, held in November 1908 in New Orleans, LA, and bi-fold pamphlet advertising the event. 8 pp and bifold. The program contains the schedule each day of the meeting, listing speeches that will be given, and the timing for all the events. Bifold has, on one side of the page has a map of the French Quarter, opposite side is divided in sections: 1 panel devoted to the Society for Children's mission, 1 panel devoted to the Society against Cruelty to Animals, and 1 in the middle instructing how the day's events will begin. Program - 5 ½” x 8 ¾”; bifold - 3 ½" x 8 ¾when closed.

• New England Anti-Vivisection Society: twenty-four (24) items. Formed in 1895 in Boston Massachusetts, the New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS) was dedicated to ending the use of animals in research or education, and continues its advocacy to this day. Philip G Peabody, the first president of the Society, printed pamphlets and leaflets featuring quotes with scientists, testimonials, and graphic images – all to get the attention of the public, and spread their message across New England.

• Associated Organizations: thirty-two (32) items. Thirty-two (32) items related to organizations other than the American Humane Association and New England Anti-Vivisection Society. These include: the Society for the Prevention of Abuse in Animal Experimentation, the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Vivisection Investigation League, the New York State Anti-Vivisection Society, the Vivisection Reform Society, and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

• Associated Organizations: thirty-two (32) items including the Journal of Zoophily, international publications, pieces authored by women, congressional hearings and more.

• It concludes with a partial edition of The Daily Picayune, Wednesday, November 18, 1908, New Orleans, reporting on the American Humane Congress captioned headlines include Leader in the Great and Unselfish Work. Of Bettering the Conditions of Country’s Children, And Protecting Faithful and Friendly Animal Kingdom and Economical and Practical as Well as Sentimental Side of Mercy Emphasized by Statistics.

For a complete description click HERE (#28001934) $3,800.00

Vivisection - the practice of performing operations on live animals for the purpose of experimentation or scientific research

Albert Leffingwell, M.D. (1845-1916) was an American physician, social reformer, and vocal advocate for vivisection reform. He authored many books bringing light to the cruel abuses of animal experimentation and calling for regulation. At the same time, he sought middle ground between the anti-vivisection societies which called for the abolition of all experimentation and those who rejected any restraints. Leffingwell also was concerned with meat safety, believing that lax regulations, in particular allowing cancerous animals into the food chain, were responsible for increases in the incidence of cancer. He also served as the president of the American Humane Association

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Cookery & Advertising

4. [India Refining Co.][ No-Stickee][ Candy] India Refining Co. India Refining Co. Recipe Advertising Cards. Philadelphia, PA. ca 1915. No-Stickee is a product created by the India Refining Company, which specialized in vegetable butters. The three separate recipe cards are to advertise the No-Stickee product to use with candy, promising to not only make candy stable and cut easily, but to also prevent it from sticking to teeth. Each recipe card has a different candy that includes use of the product. One is pink, one white, one blue, and the print is on one side. Each measures 5 ¾x 5 ½". (#23026201) $50.00

Good, slightly worn with a slight crease down the middle.

India Refining Co. produced a "Science in Confectionary" booklet which included recipes that were altered for the use of their product. The three recipe cards seem to be taken from or inspired by the booklet.

Publishing & Printing

5. [History of Printing][ Schmidt Litho Co. Business History] Elford Eddy. The Log of A Cabin Boy or the Story of Max Schmidt & the Schmidt Lithograph Co.. Schmidt Litho Co. San Francisco. 1922. Heavy stock wrap with deeply embossed bust of Max Schmidt on a triangular base reading Schmidt Litho Co. "The Log of a Cabin Boy. 41 pp plus Index. Inscribed on the title page by Max Schmidt in 1930. Printed on deckled stock. Few in-text black and white line drawn illustrations and center fold illustration with five (5) vignettes of the exterior of Schmidt Litho Co. from 1899 - 1920. The narration by Elford Eddy begins when Max a prominent young boy decided to sail the seas and how he got to San Francisco and started his lithograph co and became a captain of industry. Measures 8 ½" x 5 ½". (#23019215) $150.00

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Political Satire - Menu 6. [Politics][ Social History][ Satire][ Philadelphia] Tongue in Cheek Menu - Grand Salt Water Voyage. Philadelphia. Nov. 7, 1890. A tongue in cheek heavy stock menu that appears to be lambasting the outgoing politicians in Philadelphia. It is presented as a Grand Salt Water Voyage - Four Years' Pickling at the Head Waters of the famous Stream of Brine". The voyage was on The Steamer, "Denial" leaving the Pine Street wharf of the Tuna. The vessel will be captained by "Boss" Bannon, who will fly as his colors, the affidavit of Cummings, The Hon. John Wanamaker Johnston, P.M., will man the helm, and struggle to keep the vessel in good shape for the retuyrn trip. A list of crew members follows. The Menu on the reverse roasts (pun intended) various figures including Billingsley, Blackmarr, Judas Pluvius Zane, etc. It includes Crow, dressed in "Glittering Generalities," and much more. Measures 6 ¼ " x 3". (#25021573) $125.00

Education

7. [Catalogue][ Schools and Universities][ Education] Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Catawba College. Newton, NC. 1900. 36pp. Orange wraps. Includes students and officers, synopsis of courses of study, courses of study, departments of instruction and general information. A coeducational institution founded for the growing demand for higher and braoder education in Western North Carolina, and especially in the Reformed (German) Church. It includes a Ladies Boarding Hall. One of the departments of note is the Book- keeping Penmanship and typewriting established due to the demands of practical life for success in the business world. Concludes with expenses. Measures 8 ¾ x 5 ¾". (#26002415) $65.00

Moderate wear. Corner chewed.

Women 8. [Anarchism][ Radicalism][ Women's History] Voltairine de Cleyre. Anarchism and American Traditions. Free Society Group, Fireside Printing Co. Chicago. 1932. 20pp. wrapper. Image of photograph of author on cover. Reprint of earlier versions. Issued by The International Anarchist Publishing Committee of America. Introduction provides biographical information on the author. The remainder of the book is the authors thoughts on Anarchism and American Traditions. Back cover lists other books on Anarchism. Measures 7 ¾x 5 3/8". (#28013526) $60.00

Voltairine de Cleyre (17 November 1866 - 20 June 1912) was an American anarchist and feminist writer and orator, who opposed statist policies, marriage, and the domination of religion in human sexual roles and women's opportunities. e-list 51 7 [email protected]

A proponent of libertarian socialism and the free thought movement, she was initially drawn to individualist anarchism but evolved into accepting mutualism and stateless communism, while formally labelling herself only an anarchist and shunning doctrinal fractiousness, believing that any system was acceptable as long as it did not involve coercive force.

9. [Women's Work][ Social History] Mabel C. McDowell and Elizabeth M. Lippard. The 4-H Girl at Home (Sewing), Circular 197. Pennsylvania Agricultural Extension Service. State College PA. Feb-38. 22pp. wrapper. In-text black and white illustrations and images from photographs. Goals and objects and patterns for a young girl and her clothing. The 4-H Girl at Home Clothing Aims are - to create a desire to plan and select clothing wisely and economically. To encourage simple, accurate methods of sewing in the construction and repair of garments. To develop those habits of health, good grooming and cooperation which will lead to living agreeably with other people. To earn "Seals" must achieve nine (9) requirements including such things as equipping a sewing box or basket, make an apron by hand, make a nightgown or kimono, work towards 4-H health goals, make a speech, Exhibit at round-up and more. Meausures 9"x 6". (#28001689) $45.00

10. [Women's History][ Social History][ Education][ Manuscript] Henrietta Jaquelina Ward. Letter to her Father on Rules and Regulations and the school day at Sarah Pierce's Female Academy. Litchfield, CT. June 2, 1830. A single fold letter sheet. Stampless cover. A letter from Sarah to her father discussing her arrival and activities at Sarah Pierce's Female Academy. It begins with a discussion on which students are boarded with which families, followed by a lengthy discussion on school activities, rules and regulations, demerits, etc. She rights "The rules are very numerous and strict. There is one of them in particular that I think Pa will be very much pleased with which is “Every Young Lady is required to rise early, dress herself neatly, make her bed, sweep her room, and go out and exercise before breakfast." School begins ten moments before nine and tardiness results in losing a quarter of an hour of the holi-day which is e-list 51 8 [email protected]

considered a very great misfortune. She describes demerits and classes including Bible and Prayer, Modern Europe, Philosophy, Universal History, spell and cypher; writing dissertations one week and a letter the next. She concludes with news on the illness and then passing of "Sister Harriet". Measures 9 ¾x 7 3/4". Complete transcription available. (#28014526) $250.00

Henrietta Jaquelina Ward (Oct. 2 1814 - Oct 30, 1890) was the youngest of 12 children of Dr. Levi Ward (July 29, 1771- Jan 41861) of Rochester, Monroe County, NY and his wife Mehitable Hand Ward of Rochester, New York, was born October 2, 1814. From 1830-1831 Henrietta boarded in Litchfield, Connecticut where she studied at Sarah Pierce's Female Academy. Two years after completing her studies she married Freeman Clarke, a merchant and businessman originally of Troy, New York. The couple had ten children during their marriage, and became involved with many benevolent societies, including the Female Charitable Society and the Connecticut School Funds.

Her father was one of the "village fathers" of Rochester. Grandfather of Henry Ward, he was a businessman and philanthropist who founded the Bank of Rochester and the Athenaeum.

Quackery

11. [Quackery][ Get rich quick][ Science & Technology] The Secrets of How to Grow Tall; A Scientific Treatis on the Cartilage Treatment. Cartilage Treatment Co. Rochester, NY. 1903. Unnumbered approx. 60 pp. Wraps with dic-cut showing image from photograph of K. Leo Minges, Originator of the Cartilage Treatment. Narrative and images from photographs explaining the use of the essentially stretching or straightening devices, before and after images and testimonials. It claims to correct various bone deformities and curvatures and even cures paralysis. It concludes with warnings and pricing information. Measures 9" x 3 ½". (#28001542) $140.00

Light scent of "air freshener". 1/3 of one page lacking. e-list 51 9 [email protected]

Colloquial Phonetics 12. [Low Literacy][ Phonetic Spelling][ Manuscript][ Social History] Caroline Holt. Low Literacy Phonetic Spelling - A letter to a "Lebbe" about life and sons returning from war. Kenosha, WI. 1866. An 8" x 6 ½" letter sheet with letter to "Lebbe" penned on both sides. A friend or former care giver getting in touch with a dear one with information on daily life and her sons returning from the war. Of particular note is the use of colloquial phonetic spelling.

The letter begins "Wall Lebbe I was very glad to here from you and to here that you was wall and geting a long so wall as for me and the Rest of the famely ar all wall and I hope that those few lines will fond you and yours all wall as you said that you will Be a Mother By this time it Cant be that that lettel bebbe that I washed and dreed 18 years a go wall Lebe it so and I would like to Come and see you and Dress your Bebbe for you and now I think i am in titeld to a presant dont you think So wall Lebe I would like to have ad you Come and make ous a veset and see my solders Boys Abram as Bene verey sick and he as get his descharge and Has got home and Henery he as Jus Came home on a ferlow for 30 days and poor William is stil doon south. .." This is only the front page of the letter; quite interesting. (#28001513) $185.00

Miscellany…

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13. [Mackinaw][ Saint Ignace][ Mackinac Island][ Travel & Tourism] Portfolio with 6 Photogravure Images - Mackinaw Saint Ignace Mackinac Island. G. H. Wickman. Germany. 1913. A four-fold folio cover with gilt stamp cover decoration with six (6) different 7" x 9 ½" photogravure images of various locations. Each marked G. H. Wickman. Made in Germany. Some with Copyright 1913. Images include: • Arch Rock, Mackinac Island, Mich. • Railway Ferry Dock, Mackinaw City, Mich. • Chief Wawatam, Railway Car-Ferry, St. Ignace, Mackinaw, Mich. • Light House, Mackinaw City • St. Ignace, Mich., Showing Mackinac Island in the Distance • Fort Mackinac and Marquette Park, Mackinac Island, Mich. (#26018425) $125.00

14. [Advertising][ Leisure and Play][ Gardening.] Show Card - Roller Skates - Keep the Kiddies Out-doors - 50 Cents. M. & M. Services. Springfield, MA. c1920. An 8 5/8" x 11" two-sided heavy stock window or store show card with illustration depicting a boy in knickers skating on the sidewalk. Caption reads "Roller Skjates Keep the Kiddies Out- door 50 Cents Up". The reverse depicts a silhouette of an elderly farmer holding a spade. It is captioned "Harvest Tools - Everything for the Farmer or Gardener". (#27015891) $50.00

Moderate wear. Reverse (gardener) has heavy toning..

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15. [Geo T Mclauthlin Co][ Dumb Waiters][ Boston] Geo. T. McLauthlin Co. Automatic Electric Dumb Waiters Catalogue. Boston, MA. ca 1896. The catalogue presents the newest Electric Dumb Waiters that the Geo T Mclauthlin Co had to offer. 16 pages, printed. There are several illustrations, some full page, between descriptive text, usually full page, in the catalogue. The illustrations include several full page diagrams for their Worm Geared electric dumbwaiter. Other illustrations depict various dumbwaiter options, for example a page is dedicated to the car style options, as well as layout choices for the customers to choose when ordering from them. All the pages, and the back cover, have a decorative border that runs around all the edges. The front cover has a different border, meant to look like machinery, with the companies logo in the middle, slightly off centered. Measures 8 ½" x 5 ½". (#28001622) $110.00

Some discoloration around the edges, overall good condition.

This catalogue is identified as Bulletin 112, which was the numbering system for their sale product catalogues.

16. [Land warrant][ 1784][ Virginia] Government of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Land Office Military Warrant. Commonwealth of Virginia. 1784. The Land Office Military Warrant, No. 2899, granted land to a Officer or Solider in the Commonwealth of Virginia in consideration of his service. This warrant in particular grants 466 and 2/3 acres of land. The land allotted to the soldiers from the warrants were mostly in what are now Ohio and Kentucky. Once the land grand was awarded the owner they could handle it how they saw fit. This land grant had been sold twice by 1785, a common practice among the soldiers that were awarded land. It is mostly print with specifics filled in by hand, the certificate is one sided. The sales transactions are handwritten on the back. 7 ½" x 6". (#28012621) $85.00

Some damage around the edges, some creasing, additional markings not original to the warrant, paper patch adhered where official seal would be placed..

In order to receive land for Revolutionary War service in Virginia a solider had to have served consecutively for three years, militia service did not count.

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It’s all about the Children

Materials in this section will always be about the children…

17. [Safety][ Children's Health][ Early Learning] Selma Herr. Safety - Set 1 -Ten 2-sided Posters - safety tips and stick figures. F. A . Owen Publishing Co. Dansville NY. 1943, Revised 1957. Housed in single-fold folio with side pockets for poster storage. Printed on various shades of pastel stock. Ten (10) different 13" x 10" posters, each with a safety warning printed at base in bold text with relevant stick figure illustration above such as - never swim in water that's too cold, before getting off the seesaw, warn the person at the other end, swing straight ahead, not sideways, never lean out of an open window or against the glass, avoid spilling water. It makes floors slippery, Keep matches out of the baby's reach, etc. (#28010965) $50.00

Folio separated at fold. Stamped "Wyman School".

18. [Advertising to Children][ School Slate][ Early Learning] Double Noiseless Slate free with each pair of school shoes at Koch & Hass, Allentown PA. U.S. Calendar Co. Cincinnati OH. c1920. Red cover with advertisement for free slate with shoes stamped on front cover. Six (6) slate pages with slate pencil slot attached at back cover fore edge. Appears unused. Measures 8 1/8" x 5 1/8". (#28001634) $38.00

Edge wear.

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19. [Made By Hand][ Pretend Play][ Paper Dolls][ Fashion][ Social History] Hand made Paper Doll and Costumes created by John Fiske for a young girl, Susie Wells. Ann Arbor, MI. c1870. A 3" pen and ink paper doll drawn on heavy stock and 13 hand made costumes. Some are cut from solid color paper, and one from lined paper, another is red coated stock with an applied pleated apron and sash. The remainder are ingeniously created with a portion being a decorative page cut from a magazine with a tissue or plain paper bodice. Adorned with pencil or applied belts and sashes. Found in an envelope addressed to Miss Susie Wells, Ann Arbor, Mich. Care of Mrs. Henry Wells. Written in pencil at top is "Paper doll made for Susie by John Fiske". Dear. (#28013625) $450.00

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20. [Pretend Play][ Paper Dolls][ Social History][ Women's History] F. Gere, Illustrator. 13 Anna Belle Newspaper Paper Dolls. 1908-1913. Color newspaper paper dolls series of a good little girl who is always very careful about her dress. Printed on newspring. Each segment includes at least one paper dolls with costumes and accessories and a narrative promoting good behavior, caring and living in a perfect world. A segment captioned New Fall Clothes - Fall 1911 is a narrative on how being proper requires wearing nice new clothes and organizing a sewing society and instead of making things for ourselves we will give them to poor little girls and boys who never have nice things. Anna Belle was unexpectedly elected president and know they will make children happy with the clothes they make. All an interesting approach to socialization. Titles include Anna Belle goes to the seashore, Anna Belle's Grandpa, Anna Belle Visits Sister Mary, Anna Belle's school furniture, new fall clothing, playing moving pictures (Native American costumes), Anna Belle's brother Harold and Baby Sister (note his rifle and sword), Brother Harold's Birthday, School Gymnasium, Getting Ready for School, Anna Belle's Dining Room Furniture, Anna Belle Visits Arabia and Anna Belle's Valentine Party. Several mention the Sewing Circle. Each measures approximately 10" x 7 3/4", cut from a newspaper. (#26013857) $375.00

Fragile. Toning and edge wear. Some edges trimmed.

Anna Belle newspaper paper dolls first appeared May 1908 in the Seymour Daily Republican Newspaper, Seymour Ind.

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21. [Anthropomorphism][ Fairy Tale & Fantasy][ McLoughlin] Aunt Fanny's Fairy Tales: The Story of Reineke the Fox. Illustrated. McLoughlin. New York. 1869. 22p (including covers). Color cover illustrations and 6 hand colored full page captioned plates. The story of an extra cunning fox who killed many beasts and birds and was summoned before King Nobel gets away with it and continues to prey on others. through his cunning he eventually was appointed by the king to the post of Lord High Chancellor over all the beasts in the world. Additional McLoughlin products promoted on back cover. Chapters include The Fox and the Crow, The Fox and the Frog and The Fox without a TailMeasures 8" x 6 3/4". OCLC: 2 (Sept. 2018) (#28001948) $95.00

Covers mostly separated. Surface soiling; very light penciling..

I'm kind of missing the moral to this story...

Thank you for looking.

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