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Children's Books & Illustrated CHILDREN’S BOOKS & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ALEPH-BET BOOKS, INC. 85 OLD MILL RIVER RD. POUND RIDGE, NY 10576 (914) 764 - 7410 CATALOGUE 95 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 - #345 - McCloskey Poster for Children’s Spring Book Festival #379 - Rare Volland Moveable #412 - 48 panel Wine panorama #155 - Wiener Werkstatte Christmas #353 - Meggendorfer Slice Book #194 - Disney’s Fantasia Cut-Out Book #118 - Rarest Margaret Wise Brown Helen & Marc Younger Pg [email protected] THE ITEMS IN THIS CATALOGUE WILL NOT BE ON STUNNING COLOR LITHOS 5. ABC. (BIRDS) BIRDIE OUR WEB SITE FOR A FEW WEEKS. THIS IS TO A B C by J. Nicolson. Lond.: ENSURE THAT OUR LONG TIME CLIENTS WILL HAVE Blackie & Son circa 1930. THE FIRST CHANCE AT BUYING. 4to (8 1/2 x 11”), 24p., cloth backed pictorial boards, tips rubbed, light cover soil, VG+. Printed on french fold paper, WITH GREAT ZEPPELIN each page has a very large block letter in color plus an 1. ABC. ABC ALPHABET BOOK. no pub. info., illustration of a different bird. The text is one line circa 1935. Folio, pictorial wraps, sl. fading of verse. Illustrated by Nicolson with magnificent else Fine. A basic alphabet book with better color lithos - vibrant, bright than usual graphics that are well printed and and striking. “E” is for Eagle, “H” is for Hornbill, “I” is well drawn. There’s a terrific “Z” for Zeppelin for Ibis. The last pages of the book are illus. in b&w and a great “P” for Parrot. Printed on linen like to accompany poems about paper. $150.00 different birds. Absolutely wonderful. $450.00 STARCH ABC RARE CADY ABC 2. ABC. (ADVERTISING) ABC 6. ABC. (CADY) ANIMAL ALPHABET by BOOK. Kansas City,Mo.: Harrison Cady. Whitman, no date ca 1930. 4to Faultless Starch, no date, (9x12”), pictorial wraps, tiny, nearly invisible circa 1910. 3 1/8 x 5”, pictorial wraps, near fine. repair to top of spine else near Fine. A truly Illustrated in blue, this wonderful alphabet book, this is printed on ABC touts the virtues of a range of brightly colored papers. Each Faultless Starch in many of the rhymes. “U is for page has a large, rich full color illustration Useful,/ A word which by Cady (plus silhouette endpapers) with applies,/ To Faultless a 4 line rhyme above each illustration. Starch / Packages of generous size.” Volume Fanciful and eye-catching and very 19 of the Faultless Starch scarce. $450.00 Library. $125.00 MET LIFE HEALTH ABC COMPLETE WITH INSERT 3. ABC. (ADVERTISING) ABC. NY: Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. ca 1920. 8vo, (5 1/4 x 7 3/4”) pictorial CHELONIIDAE PRESS BIRD ABC wraps, light soil, VG. Every ONE OF 5 ARTIST’S PROOFS letter has a rhyme dealing 7. ABC. (CHELONIIDAE PRESS) A FOWL ALPHABET. Easthampton: with the healthy thing to do Cheloniidae Press 1986. 8vo (5 5/8 x 8 5/8”) bound in full vellum by Gray Parrot. or eat. Illustrated in typical Includes the alphabet bound in full vellum, a separate suite of proof plates and 1920’s style in b&w by M.C. a Blind Alphabet housed in vellum backed chemise folder, all housed in a vellum Phares. “C is for Cough backed cloth case, AS NEW with the Prospectus laid-in. The text for this And its Cousin, the sneeze. alphabet is based on an 1885 volume on Birds from Our Living World by J.G. Cover them both With your Wood. There is an 8 page introduction followed by 26 wood engravings of the handkerchief please.” This various birds by Alan James copy is complete with an Robinson, selected for their insert that has a full color unusual beak formations. copy of the line illustration The lettering is a new that accompanies the letter alphabet designed and hand- “U”. The child is meant lettered in a range of colors to use this as a guide for by Suzanne Moore. This coloring the illustrations in was the 12th book by the the book. The verso of the Cheloniidae Press issued sheet has a quiz on how to eat in a Regular Edition of 150 healthy. $125.00 copies in vellum backed marbled boards, a Deluxe Edition of 50 signed and numbered copies, and a Full WITH SEVERAL ABC’S Vellum Edition of 26 copies. THIS IS NUMBER III OF AND COUNTING BOOK ONLY 5 ARTIST PROOF COPIES OF THE FULL 4. ABC. A B C AND 1 2 by Mrs. Herbert VELLUM EDITION that has Strang. Lond.: Oxford Univ. Press (1942). 4to, each plate in the extra suite SIGNED BY ROBINSON pictorial cloth, Fine. Containing 8 different AND NUMBERED “AP III”, there is no drawing alphabets and 7 counting rhymes plus a few mentioned in the prospectus. short stories. Illustrated in pen and ink in the Printed on rives paper, french fold, the engravings style of Anne Anderson. A nice ABC / Counting are stunning. This is a magnificent alphabet. book. $125.00 $2500.00 Pg 4 914.764.7410 Aleph-Bet Books - Catalogue 95 CHRISTMAS ABC SET OF 27 ABC ADVERTISING BOOKLETS 8. ABC. (CHRISTMAS) CHRISTMAS STORIES ABC. Chic: Donohue, nd 13. ABC. (CZECH) PILNACKOVA ABECEDA. J. Pilnacek, Tovarna na Mydla, circa 1915. Small 4to, pictorial wraps, rear blank replaced else VG. Charming Hradec Kralov, no date, circa 1925. This is a complete set of 27 alphabet booklets Christmas ABC with most letters represented by Christmas objects. Illustrated (no Q in the Czech alphabet), with color cover by C.W., 4 full page color illustrations and full page b&w’s by an each 4 pages, measuring unknown hand (Denslow-like style). $150.00 3 3/4” wide x 5 3/” in fine condition. Illustrated with #8 #9 bright colors on every page in the style of Rudolf Mates. Each front cover is the same except for the featured letter which is in red block type and changes with each booklet. Inside the front cover, the text is in rhyme and has a small color illustration. Facing pages feature fanciful full page color illustrations in folk-peasant style. Each rear cover has a rhyme about a different product sold by Pilnacek Parfumerie along with color illustrations (shaving cream, perfume, toothpaste etc). Most UNUSUAL ABC OF CITIES likely issued as a giveaway 9. ABC. (CITIES) ALPHABET STORY OF FAMOUS CITIES. No place, no each time one purchased publisher, copyright 1900 by Horace Fry. Large 4to (9 x 11 1/4”), gilt pictorial a Pilnacek product. It’s cloth with Flags on the cover, some cover soil else VG+. This is an unusual amazing to find a complete alphabet book with 26 different cities represented (incl. X for Xenia, Ohio). set, especially in such nice Illustrated with bright full page color illustrations. “A” is for Atlanta picturing condition. $800.00 Sherman’s March on Atlanta and Black cotton pickers and “V” is for Grant’s siege of Vicksburg. Following the alphabet is the story of “Boy Blue and His Gun”, picture pages for each month of the year, “The Three Bears” plus other nursery rhymes. These pages are printed in red or blue with great, detailed illustrations. GREAT TUCK DOG SHAPE BOOK ALPHABET This is a wonderful American ABC picture book. $600.00 14. ABC. (DOGS) PUPPY DOG’S ABC. London: Tuck no date, circa 1890. Folio (7 3/8 x 14 1/2”), pictorial wraps, die-cut in shape of a dog’s head, one small mend #10 HUMOROUS CLOTH ABC else VG+. Each letter is represented by a different breed of dog: Airedale, 10. ABC. (CLOTH) ABC FOR bull dog, dachshund, Jap dogs, otter hound, poodle, pug, etc. Illustrated with 4 CHILDREN. No pub. info., circa full page chromos and with line illustrations on other pages in additional to color 1910. Oblong, 9 x 7 1/2”, some cover. A great ABC in the Christmas Series. $225.00 soil but VG. Illustrated in full color by an unknown hand with clever illustrations with a touch of #15 humor. $150.00 #14 11. ABC. (CLOTH) OBJECT ABC BOOK. Akron: Saalfield 1926. 8 3/4 x 5 3/4”, sl. fraying and soil, VG+. This is a charming alphabet of objects on cloth. Illustrated in bright colors. “N” is Noah’s Ark and “A” is for Auto. $200.00 #11 COCA COLA ADVERTISING ABC NICE ENGRAVINGS 12. ABC. (COCA-COLA) 15. ABC. (EARLY AMERICAN) ILLUSTRATED PRIMER; OR, The First ALPHABET BOOK OF COCA Book for Children: Designed for Home or Parental Instruction. NY: George F. COLA. Atlanta: Coca Cola Co. Cooledge, no date, circa 1848, 12mo (4 1/2 x 7 5/8”), pictorial wraps, 47p., neat 1928. Obl. 12mo, (7 1/2 x 5 1/4”) spine strengthening and stain on bottom edge of some pages, VG.
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