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1894bf5573Emile Guérin, éditeur. 2, rue des Poitevins, Paris Album cartonnage souple 1894 RARE. Par une illustratrice anglaise, très connue dans le domaine de l'édition pour enfant. Emile Guérin, éditeur. 2, rue des Poitevins, Paris [vers 1894]. Impr. Dean & Fils Ld. Londres. (35x17 cm), (14) pp., contre gardes comprises, couvertures vernissées illustrées en couleurs en continu, un jeune garçon en costume sur une falaise dessine un aigle portant l'ouvrage entre ses griffes et son bec. Edition française d'un ablua anglais, ABC of the World. L'éditeur Dean exporta pour plusieurs pays européens des livres imprimés par ses soins dans le texte étranger. Alternance de pages en deux tons de vert et de pages lithographiées aux coloris éclatants. Deux lettres par page, une pour le M et le N sur la double page centrale en couleurs. Une lettre et un dessin par pays avec mentions du continent et de la capitale. Les compositions sont signées F. Holms. Miss Florence Holms participa activement à l'illustration anglaise de la fin du XIXe siècle ; petits défauts d'usage, bel exemplaire. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1862CCC-79658. edition Tours Mame 1862, reliure cartonnee ilustre, etat moyen ( trace de crayon, nombreuses taches...), in-8 (16,5 cm X 10,5 cm), 1er edition, charniere de la couverture detachee, photos possible
1834CCC-1509119. Edition ledoyen 1834, in-12 ( 8,5 cm X 14 cm). Reliure demi-chagrin , orne de vignettes dans le texte. Photos possibles
1890zy574Broché 1890 OUVRAGE PEU COMMUN ET TRES CHARMANT. Nouveau syllabaire récréatif. Série bleue. Imagerie Pellerin. Epinal [vers 1890]. In-8 (20,8x15 cm), (32) pp., broché, couvertures de papier à motifs bleus, titre au centre de la première sur un pavé blanc illustré de quatre enfants et d'un chat, de dos assis sur un banc. Abécédaire progressif illustré de seize très jolies gravures sur bois coloriées au pochoir. Une gravure à mi-page, mettant en scène, pour la plupart enfants et animaux, légendée en majuscule et suivie d'un texte à épeler en gros caractères, fait face à une courte lecture. Deux pages d'alphabets, voyelles, accents et chiffres. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
186068378(Stuttgart, Rudolph Chelius, [1860]). 2 Bl. Anzeigen, 28 S. (von 32 S.). Mit 15 kolor. lithograph. Tafeln (von 16). Spätere Pp. unter Verwendung der farbig illustr. Orig.-Einbanddeckel.
187614899Marseille Au Secrétariat Général du Congrès 1876 GRAND In-8 463 pp, 2e session des Congrès provinciaux des Orientalistes, tiré à 375 ex. pour les membres congrès, hors-commerce. 4 planches hors-texte, rousseurs éparses. Toutes tranches mouchetées, plats muets, dos violet orné de triples filets dorés ; coins émoussés, dos insolé avec épidermures en tête et queue.
185013809ABPhiladelphia, Schäfer und Koradi (ca 1850). Neue verb. Aufl. Kl.-8°. 35 S. 1 ganzs. Holzschn.-Taf. m. ABC-Bildern u. 4 Textholzschn. HLwd. Deckeldarst. auf Vorder-u. Hinterdeckel. Ber. u. gebr., Rü. erneuert. Tls stärker braunfl.
185037504ABPhiladelphia, Schäfer und Koradi (ca 1850). Neue verb. Aufl. Kl.-8°. 35 S. 1 ganzs. Holzschn.-Taf. m. ABC-Bildern u. 4 Textholzschn. Halbleinwand. Rücken-u. Deckeldarstellung. Stärker best. u. fl. Gebr. Für ein Kinderbuch guter Zustand.
185037505ABPhiladelphia, Schäfer und Koradi (ca 1850). Neue verb. Aufl. Kl.-8°. 35 S. 1 ganzs. Holzschn.-Taf. m. ABC-Bildern u. 4 Textholzschn. Illustrierte Originalleinwand. Stärkere Gebrauchssp. Etw. fl. Für ein Kinderbuch guter Zustand.
185013810ABPhiladelphia, Schäfer und Koradi (ca 1850). Neue verb. Aufl. Kl.-8°. 35 S. 1 ganzs. Holzschn.-Taf. m. ABC-Bildern u. 4 Textholzschn. HLwd. Deckeldarst. auf Vorder-u. Hinterdeckel. Ber. u. gebr., Rü. erneuert. Tls stärker braunfl.
18807107ALondon, The religious Tract Society, ca. 1880. 4°. 11 unn. Blätter mit 6 farb. Tafeln. Farb. ill. OPbd. Rücken alt mit Leinenstreifen verstärkt.
190079099Ohne Ort, ohne Drucker/ Verlag, [ca. 1900]. 10 farb. rot/blau illustr. Taf., als Leporello gefaltet. Quer-Gr.-8vo (18,5 x 23 cm). OKart.
1830ah571W. Davison, Bondgate Street, Alnwick Planche 1830 "Publication peu commune, et difficile à trouver compte tenu de son caractère éphémere. Youth's Battledore.Published by W. Davison, Bondgate Street, Alnwick [Angleterre, vers 1830]. Planche de papier fort (13,2x21,2 cm) pliable en trois et formant une enveloppe, recto de papier jaune illustré de bois gravés et imprimé, verso blanc illustré et imprimé. Un des premiers types d'ouvrages scolaires pour enfants. Successeurs des ""Horn Books"" (planches de bois à poignée sur laquelle était appliquée la page de leçon sous une feuille de corne transparente), et plus facile de maniement, ils furent inventés au milieu du XVIIIe siècle par Benjamin Collins. La face extérieure du Battledore comprend un grand bois gravé figurant une jeune fille jouant, une vignette illustrant la prière habituelle et le titre dans un encadrement orné sur le rabat. A l'intérieur sont imprimés 3 séries d'alphabets, 2 séries de syllabes, un bois gravé à mi-page figurant la Samaritaine et 4 ornements de texte. (Gumuchian, 81. B.Folmsbee ""A Little History of the Horn-Book"" 35-40). Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."
1900102932<p>No place no date c. 1900. Two hand-drawn alphabet series A to Z with individual letters each initial c. 6 x 6 cm. Drawn in ink on paper. Unsigned. Both series are different some initials are mirrored. Held in a custom-made paper box covered with marbled paper. a few letters slightly damaged but expertly restored. Each letter in the first series shows one putti with a musical instrument 25 cards J not present. Each letter for the second series shows two or more children amusing themselves with games 26 cards.</p><p>Charming alphabet cards with playing children and musical angels.</p>
1850h44654Philadelphia: Bei Schäfer und Koradi 1850. Hardcover. Good. Small 8vo 7.25 x 4.5 inches cloth backed boards good minus with light rubbing and wear to covers stains and soil contents foxed previous owner's namestamp Addison W. Stauffer -- school teacher in Dauphin County PA 1850-1937 light restoration to front inner hinge. 32 pp. plus pastedown pages and rear cover Worldcat paginates this at 35 pp with woodcut alphabet on front pastedown and four woodcut vignettes in text. In German. Bei Schäfer und Koradi hardcover
187017487<p>New York: McLoughlin Bros. n.d. ca. 1870 First edition. The illustrations seem to be the same as those that appear in the McLoughlin children's book Major's Alphabet 1870. Original wooden box with color-printed paper onlay. Two wooden knobs on the side of the box allow readers to turn through the scroll. Box 7 x 7 x 1 " containing paper scroll approx. 5" wide. . Scroll is color-printed with twenty-six vignettes one for each letter of the alphabet with accompanying verse "B is for Benjamin making a bow". Illustrated by William Momberger. Some rubbing to edges and soiling. Old crack to box lid repaired with adhesive. Bottom of box reinforced with tape at two corners. A child's old pencil scribbles to bottom. Scroll itself is clean and bright. A very good copy. Companies like McLoughlin Bros. in New York and Milton Bradley in Massachusetts employed creative formats for alphabet books during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The present item is an unusual book that introduces an element of tactile play to learning the alphabet. While McLoughlin Milton Bradley and other companies were distributing these alphabet books the Educational Toy Manufacturing Company also in Massachusetts experimented with a movable metal multiplication tool "Consul the Educated Monkey" and British company H.G. Clarke released their "Magic Toymaker" booklet which could be assembled into a paper puppet. These books utilized the concept of learning through play a staple of early childhood education since Friedrich Froebel innovated the kindergarten in early nineteenth century.</p> McLoughlin Bros.,
187017528<p>New York: McLoughlin Bros. n.d. ca. 1870s First edition Date inferred from wrapper ads. Publisher's color-printed paper wrappers sewn at spine. 6 x 10 in. Six pages printed in black with reading and vocabulary lessons. Otherwise illustrated in color. Some dustsoiling and chipping to wrappers and some foxing throughout. A good copy of a fragile item. Contains eleven lessons that teach children the alphabet and simple vocabulary words. The Civil War appears thematically in the present work which includes depictions of children dressed as soldiers and an illustration of a soldier paired with the following verse: "U stands for our Union O long may it stand / V is for Volunteer with his gun in his hand."</p> McLoughlin Bros.,
1827D5995Stockholm: A. Wiborg for H. A. Nordström 1827. Hardcover. Very Good. Remboitage of late-18th or early-19th century tree calf ornately gilt-stamped on boards and spine; pp. 4 vi 2 102 2 including engraved title and dedication; 20 engraved plates by Jakob Gillberg. Spine tips and corners lightly scuffed; endpapers renewed; text leaves browned but plates clean. Later edition of an alphabet book dedicated to the Crown Prince of Sweden originally published in 1780 and patterned on the 1772 Neues A.B.C. Buch of Christian Felix Weisse. <br/><br/> A. Wiborg for H. A. Nordström hardcover
1844D4792New Haven: S. Babcock 1844. Paperback. Good. Original wraps 2.25-by-3.5 inches; pp. 16 with colored engravings throughout. Spine amateurly re-stitched; covers a bit soiled; small tears at fore-edge about 1.4 inches affecting covers and text block. A fragile little volume. <br/><br/> S. Babcock paperback
189872047London, Wells Gardner, Darton & Co. ( 1898). 22 (von 23) Bll. Mit zahlr. ganzseit. zweifarb. Illustr. (in Orange u. Schwarz). Gr.-8vo (27 x 22 cm). Illustr. OPp.
186869589Salt Lake City UT: Deseret University 1868. First edition. Hardcover. Very good. 72pp. Duodecimo 19 cm 1/4 brown cloth with tan illustrated boards. Illustrated. Boards a bit discolored more so the rear board. Underlying boards peeking through at the bottom fore-edge corners of the boards. Very thin cracks to the paper along the hinges. Internally exceptionally clean and bright. The Deseret Alphabet was introduced in 1854 and was created by Parley P. Pratt Heber C. Kimball and George D. Watt. Made up of thirty-eight characters to correlate with basic sounds in the English language the Deseret Alphabet was intended to be used to help simplify the principles of the English language. The creation of the language is one the more unusual ideas of Brigham Young and never was embraced in the way he thought it would be. The Deseret Alphabet was quickly abandoned shortly after Young's death. Flake 2818. [Deseret University] hardcover
186871631Salt Lake City: Regents of the Deseret University 1868. Hardcover. Very good. Hardcover. 72pp. Brown cloth backed printed boards. Dampsatin to bottom of textblock at the spine old tape repair to the rear endpaper else an about very good example. Alfred L. Bush finds these readers to be "a curious and interesting aspect of Brigham Young's empire-building-which went so far as to include an attempt at an alphabetic reformation" qtd. in Streeter. Flake 2818; Streeter IV: 2309. Regents of the Deseret University hardcover
186871633NY: Russell Bros. for The Regents of The Deseret University 1868. Hardcover. Very good. Hardcover. 38pp. Brick cloth backed printed boards. Slightly darkened and rubbed old tape repair to tears on rear endpaper else a very good example. Alfred L. Bush finds these readers to be "a curious and interesting aspect of Brigham Young's empire-building-which went so far as to include an attempt at an alphabetic reformation" qtd. in Streeter. Flake 606; Streeter IV: 2309. Russell Bros. for The Regents of The Deseret University hardcover
183612306Paris, Se vend à la fabrique de jeux Instructifs et Amusants, [Amonier], [Circa 1836]. 22,5 x 16 x 2,8 cm. Boite compartimentée en carton aux bords recouverts de papier jaune et noir décoré de petits motifs en rouge et blanc, couvercle ajouré avec une plaque de verre, frise gaufrée et dorée en encadrement (avec manques).
1890008583New York London Paris: Raphael Tuck & Sons 1890 Circa 1890. 8.5 x 6 inches. Color printed card covers with light wear previous owner's name at bottom of front cover. Brief verse for each letter represented by an animal. Some odd things about this book: E is for Elk but a moose is pictured I is for Ice-Bear Polar Bear K is for King of Beasts Lion R is for Roar also Lion. Four color plates the balance in brown ink. Original Wraps. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Raphael Tuck Studios. Oblong 12mo. Raphael Tuck & Sons paperback
