New York: Doubleday Doran, 1938, 1st printing; buckram boards with red titles and boots. Juvenile hardback. The adventures of a small boy in mid 19th c Michigan, drawn from stories the author heard as she was growing up in Lapeer. more
Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, 1949, stated 1st printing; reinforced grey cloth boards with drawing of helmet and sword, black and white endpapers with landscape of river and castle, 8vo; 155 pp. Juvenile hardback. A crippled boy in 14th C England proves his courage and wins the approval..... more
Doubleday Doran, 1936, 1st printing; np. Juvenile hardback. Publisher's or printer's planning notes for the 1944 reprint: 1936 crossed out with 1944 penciled in, "P60 A back" etc. on every page, and also some notes regarding the illustrations: "poor here, would like more like proof" "not as good as proof..... more
Doubleday and Company, (1936) 60's printing: no ISBN but Black Fox of Lorne mentioned; 8.4x8.2 np. Juvenile hardback. Charming story of a little Amish girl and her first trip to market. Not a collectible copy, but a nice gift. more
Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1947; stated first. Brown cloth boards with stamped picture of Jared, map endpapers of Barnegat Bay on the Jersey Coast, in green jacket with painting of Jared walking along the shore; 7.4x9.9"; 95 pp. Juvenile hardback. Shipwrecked on his voyage to the New World, Jared looses..... more
Doubleday, 1951, Junior Literary Guild Book Club; 4to, Red pictorial cloth. 122 pp. Juvenile hardback. Jeffrey and his family, including his adored older brother David, take the Pennsylvania Turnpike to their new home in Cincinnati. An endearing story of a family's westward move. more
New York: Doubleday, 1937, stated 1st printing; boards with full colour painting of Suzanne and her cousins in her village, yellow pictorial map endpapers; 8.3 x 8.3; c. 85 pp. Juvenile hardback. Set on the coast of the Gaspe. Ti-su, or Suzanne Cecile Pouliot, would love to paint. Beautiful colour..... more