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Nixa, MO: The Print Shop. Good+/NO DUSTJACKET. (1984). Reprint. Hardcover. Sm 4to., 80 pp., corner bumped .

Verse and Pictures by Rose O'Neill. [8] 80 pp. Illustrated throughout. Small folio, publisher's boards with large applied color illustration on the front panel. First edition. Contents clean and fine. Some slight areas of rubbing and two stray blue pencil marks to the applied color illustration on the front panel.

First edition (hardback). 4to, [viii], 80pp. Illustrated throughout in two colours (red and black). Original brown paper-covered boards with colour plate inlaid on the front board. Binding lightly rubbed, head and foot of spine lightly chafed, scattered light foxing of the contents, short nick to the leading edge of the title page, gift inscription (dated 1915). Overall, this is a good copy of a delightful book.

Verse and Pictures by Rose O'Neill. [8] 80 pp. Illustrated throughout. Small folio, publisher's boards with large applied color illustration on the front panel. First edition. Old ink gift inscription on half-title; a spectacular unworn copy.

O'Neill, Rose. THE KEWPIES THEIR BOOK verses and pictures by Rose O'Neill. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, (November, 1913). FIRST EDITION. 4to - 8-1/8" x 11-1/16". Tan paper covered boards with a large color pictorial printed paste-one to front cover and brown designs and lettering to spine for an amazing and exceptional copy of the book. Color pictorial endpapers. 80 pp. Children's stories told in rhyme, illustrated with large red, black and white drawings, including some full page, on almost every page; black and white drawings of Kewpies throughout; stain measuring 7/16" x 11/16" effecting the bottom margin of pages 72-73. The condition of the book is NEAR FINE. SCARCE, especially in such nice condition.

First edition in the rare original dust jacket of this early Kewpie book with numerous illustrations depicting the adventures of the beloved Kewpies, among the best known US cartoon characters of the early 20th century. One of the biggest fads in comics and children's books before World War I, the Kewpies combined the cherubic aesthetic of cupid figures with the rambunctious, fun-loving character of brownies as popularized by contemporary authors like Palmer Cox. Today copies are exceptionally difficult to find with the original dust jacket. 10.75'' x 7.75''. Original brown paper boards, large color pictorial paste-on, spine lettered in dark brown. In original color pictorial dust jacket. Pictorial endpapers. Illustrated throughout with single color images. viii, 80 pages. Scarce jacket with large sections missing (top inch+ of rear panel, 2'' corner of front panel and head of spine, a few other chips), rear panel detached from spine. Book with light soil to edges of boards, a bit of rubbing, but overall lovely.

First edition of this early Kewpie book with the rare boxed set of 3 Kewpie handkerchiefs. 10.75'' x 7.75'' (book); 10.75'' square (handkerchiefs). Original boards with pictorial paste-on. Red pictorial endpapers. Illustrated by O'Neill with 2-color illustrations on every page. viii, 80 pages. HANKIES: silk screened with color images of the Kewies; in pictorial publisher's box. Book with rear hinge cracked before fly leaf, still firm; boards with slightest bit of rubbing and bumping. Hankie box with strengthened along joints.