Through the Looking-Glass Lewis Carroll Junior Deluxe Editions HC Book
JUNIOR DELUXE EDITION. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS HARDCOVER BOOK.
JUNIOR DELUXE EDITION. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS HARDCOVER BOOK.
I believe it is from 1910. The pages themselves in great shape. The cover and binding show wear.
All other pages are intact.
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through Looking Glass.
This vintage children’s story cassette is a must-have for collectors and fans of classic literature. Featuring the beloved illustrations of John Tenniel, this original, English language cassette from Grosset & Dunlap is a rare find. The read-along bank is perfect for young readers and the booklet on days, months, and seasons teaches valuable lessons in a fun and engaging way. This item is in its original form and has not been modified in any way. It is a special addition to any collection and is sure to provide hours of enjoyment for both children and adults alike. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this unique piece of literary history.
Includes illustrations by John Tenniel and an introduction by Alexander Woollcott. This is the attractive cloth-backed patterned-board edition often noted in the trade for its combined text and decorative format.
The product is a hardcover edition of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” published by McLoughlin Bros., Inc. in 1940. This illustrated book, with original English text by Lewis Carroll and illustrations by John Tenniel, is a classic children’s tale set in a whimsical world of Wonderland. The book, personalized with special attributes, is a collectors’ item and a timeless piece of North American literature. Perfect for fans of the Alice in Wonderland character family and those who appreciate the charm of classic children’s stories. Some writing first page as pictured. See pictures for details on condition.
1869 – Large bookplate on pastedown of 1869. Letter and Christmas 1871 publication tipped into 1869. Letter originally folded with crease lines. 1/2 title with a 1″ repair just along fore-edge. Light graphite “8” at bottom edge of 1.
The book is illustrated by John Tenniel and features special attributes such as being a collector’s edition and part of the fairy tales and fantasy genre.
Anon [William Haig Miller], illustrated by John Tenniel, engraved by Butterworth and Heath. Nicely illustrated by John Tenniel with full page drawings and tailpieces. Inscribed by the author, “Alexander Robertson Esq. with the author’s best regards, November 2, 1867”.