First Edition. Nine sets of small lift-the-flap-style pages that can be combined into hundreds (1458) different stories. 11-1/4 by 2-1/4 inches. Published in an edition of 526 copies signed by Gorey. First edition (first printing). This is no. 133 of 500 numbered copies, signed by Gorey on the inside back.....

First Edition. A survey of Crumb's entire career to the point this book was published, from drawings made as a child to the late 1990s. Illustrated in full color, with commentary by Crumb, written especially for this book. This is the signed and numbered limited edition of 1000 copies, issued.....

First Edition. A travelog of a trip to Ecuador made on commission from magazines. Illustrated with four double-page color plates by the author (who is probably best known for his Madeline series of picture books). First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A near fine copy in.....

First Edition. An illustrated non-fiction book for children, with full-color plates and lovely in-text reproductions of sepia drawings. 125 pages. 8-5/8 by 11 inches. First or early edition. As best I can tell, the publisher kept 1935 (MCMXXXV) on the copyright pages of all copies. The books are found in.....

First Thus. The third (?) edition of this sad tale of an orphaned child. First Peter Weed edition (no indication of later printings). Minor wear at the corners, else a fine copy in a dust jacket that is faded on the front cover and the spine and that has light.....

First Thus. A reissue of this collection of poems, slightly revised by Updike and with new illustrations by Hyman. This edition was a Newbery Honor book for 2000. First edition with these illustrations (no statement of later printings). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. This copy is signed.....

First Edition. Illustrated by Trina Schart Hyman throughout; about half of the images are in color. Hyman won the Caldecott Medal once and was chosen for the Caldecott Honor three more times. 47 pages. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A near fine copy in a......

First Edition. Newberry Honor picture book, with die-cut pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1; no medal sticker on the cover; and a $14.99 price on the dust jacket). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by the author on copyright page and dated.....

First Edition. Stick figure illustrations with one- and two-word captions in French. 4 by 5-3/4 inches. Toledano, A103. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). Slight spine lean; covers a bit tanned around the edges. Signed by Gorey on the title page.

First Edition. Travelog of the author's cruise through Monte Carlo, Portofino, Leghorn, the Bay of Naples, Capri, and Corsica. Illustrated throughout the text and with four full-color plates. Bemelmans, best known for his Madeline series of picture books, also wrote novels and nonfiction books. First edition (first printing). A very.....

A small illustration of a bearded sculptor chisling away at a headless female new statue. Williams studied sculpture at art school before taking up illustration. This unpublished drawing made for the New Yorker magazine dates from 1943 to 1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator. Only seven of his drawings.....

An original illustration (ink and Wite-out on paper) of a coffin car, driven by a smiling man, with a woman and a dog as passengers. This illustration was published to illustrate the Straight from the Hip column which appears in the San Diego Reader on July 15, 1993. 8-/3/4 by.....

First Edition. A picture book by the author of The Phantom Tollbooth, illustrated by Feiffer. First edition (stated). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed on the front free endpaper by both Juster and Feiffer. Scarce signed by both.