It is beautifully illustrated with 92 classic drawings by Sir John Tenniel. Size: Mass Market Paperback. Material Content: Paper.
Easton Press, Norwalk, 1977. First Thus. [XIV], 172pp. Red leather hardcover. Condition: FINE. Fair is a book with noticeable wear. A Fair condition book isn’t typically considered collectible condition (except in cases where scarcity is such a factor that a better copy isn’t commonly available).
The book features original illustrations by John Tenniel and is part of the Alice in Wonderland character family. It was printed in English in the United States and is a special illustrated edition.
Scarce Antique Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, McKay’s Young People’s Classics, 1911 Hardcover, 5 1/4″ x 7″, 179 page Published by David McKay, 1911, Illustration after John Tenniel Cover is in fair condition with a wonderful image by Frank Godwin of Alice and a bottle that says “Drink Me” There is a plate with the owners name in the front of the book. This very collectible book is in Solid Condition. There are a few stains.
Published by William Heinemann, Great Britain. In spite of the flaws, with missing pages, quite an interesting copy of the book. The book is priced lower, due to the missing pages.
Scarce Antique Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Illust John Tenniel, c 1890 Hardcover, 4″ x 6″, 202 pages Published by Charles E Brown sometime in the 1890s. Illustrations by John Tenniel Inscription and ‘Brownies’ sticker inside front page. Pages are yellowed, A few pages have some pieces missing, Some tears but the binding is solid. Very Collectible
ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND. John Tenniel, 1820-1914 (illustrator). Presented here is a scarce original hardcover edition in very good condition.
It provided temporary escape and relief from the ravages of the War. He was also an accomplished photographer and a Church Deacon. Dodgson first told the story during a 2½ hour rowing trip with friends on July 4th, 1862.
As illustrated by Millicent Sowerby. MILLICENT SOWERBY. dream underworld. As she attempts to follow the rabbit, she has several adventures. She grows to gigantic. The Wonderland described in the tale plays with logic in ways that have made the.