Paris: [November, 1911]: H. Piazza. Limited Edition. Quarto. These tales were translated from Danish by L. Moland. Limited edition of only 500 on Japan paper beautifully illustrated with 28 color mounted plates by Edmond Dulac with tissue guards present. The present copy is one of only a handful signed by... More about La Reine Des Neiges et Quelques Autres Contes. ( ""The Snow Queen and some other...

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1867. First Edition. Octavo. Inscribed by Ralph Waldo Emerson to his good friend and prominent Boston physician Le Baron Russell (1814-1888). This is one of approximately 100 copies in the cream linen binding for presentation. Received from the publisher on April 27, 1867 Inscribed 1 May 1867... More about May-Day and Other Pieces

London: Baynard Press. Small Octavo. [15] unnumbered pages. After producing some advertising material, he and his wife worked to produce the Zoo in 1922 which is considered the first and rarest of his works. (see Kirkus, Robert Gibbings, A Bibliography #1 (page 5). The bibliographer notes: "I have seen only... More about The Zoo; Described and Illustrated

London; 1894-1897: George Allen, Ruskin House. Limited Edition. Quarto. In six volumes with original wrappers bound in. Limited to only 1000 copies on hand-made paper for the US and England. Volume one contains an 83p. editor's preface which explains the early copies of The Faerie Queen with examples of title... More about Spenser's Faerie Queene