SILLY VERSE FOR KIDS by MILLIGAN. SPIKE.;

Secker & Warburg.London.,1990. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. Fine full colour dustwrapper with design by Chris Shamwana and illustration by Gretta Kool. A small mark to the rear board otherwise a near fine, bright copy in publishers orange boards, lettered in black to spine. Mild browning to the pages of the first gathering (not uncommon in this title), but still overall a near fine copy of this elusive title, the second in the Barrytown trilogy.:

Oxford, at the Clarendon Press. London.,1945. FIRST EDITION. Large 8vo. viii,696pp. Some light foxing to the blank endpapers otherwise near fine copy in publishers dark blue cloth, lettered and ruled in gilt, with the gilt publishers emblem at the bottom of the spine. In the original dustwrapper lettered in light blue and brown. Overall a near fine bright clean copy.:

Hutchinson. London. 1984. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. Signed by Burgess on the title page. A fine copy in a fine dustwrapper with colour illustrations by Alastair Taylor.

The Dial Press. New York. 1965. FIRST EDITION (U.S). 8vo. Black cloth with two yellow blocks to the spine, lettered in black and red. Front board with facsimile of Baldwin's signature. Red endpapers. Top edge dyed yellow, other edges untrimmed. A fine copy of the book in a very good, bright and tidy dustwrapper with price of $4.95 on inner front flap. Photo portrait of Baldwin on the rear panel by Martha Holmes. Some light rubbing to the extremities of the wrapper but overall a nice tidy example.

Hodder & Stoughton Limited. London. 1928. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. (7.4 x 5.1 inches). A fine bright copy in publishers original blue cloth with printed paper labels on front board and spine. In the scarce original dustwrapper, lettered in blue and red. The wrapper is near to very good with some loss to the edges and darkening to the spine. Overall a very good copy. ----- This is the first edition of the play, and was issued as a volume in the uniform edition of the Plays of Barrie. Copies retaining the fragile original dustwrapper are scarce. ------ There are three versions of the Peter Pan story that J. M. Barrie published, after the character first appeared in hie novel The Little White Bird in 1902. The first is Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, which was issued in 1906, complete with fifty full colour plates by Arthur Rackham. This is the story of Peter Pan having adventures with the Fairies, Pixies and Animals of the Famous London Park. The second book issued was Peter and Wendy, published in 1911,… Read More

Secker & Warburg.London.,1990. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. Fine full colour dustwrapper with design by Chris Shamwana and illustration by Gretta Kool. A small mark to the rear board otherwise a near fine, bright copy in publishers orange boards, lettered in black to spine. Mild browning to the pages of the first gathering (not uncommon in this title), but still overall a near fine copy of this elusive title, the second in the Barrytown trilogy.:

Oxford, at the Clarendon Press. London.,1945. FIRST EDITION. Large 8vo. viii,696pp. Some light foxing to the blank endpapers otherwise near fine copy in publishers dark blue cloth, lettered and ruled in gilt, with the gilt publishers emblem at the bottom of the spine. In the original dustwrapper lettered in light blue and brown. Overall a near fine bright clean copy.:

Hutchinson. London. 1984. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. Signed by Burgess on the title page. A fine copy in a fine dustwrapper with colour illustrations by Alastair Taylor.

The Dial Press. New York. 1965. FIRST EDITION (U.S). 8vo. Black cloth with two yellow blocks to the spine, lettered in black and red. Front board with facsimile of Baldwin's signature. Red endpapers. Top edge dyed yellow, other edges untrimmed. A fine copy of the book in a very good, bright and tidy dustwrapper with price of $4.95 on inner front flap. Photo portrait of Baldwin on the rear panel by Martha Holmes. Some light rubbing to the extremities of the wrapper but overall a nice tidy example.

Hodder & Stoughton Limited. London. 1928. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. (7.4 x 5.1 inches). A fine bright copy in publishers original blue cloth with printed paper labels on front board and spine. In the scarce original dustwrapper, lettered in blue and red. The wrapper is near to very good with some loss to the edges and darkening to the spine. Overall a very good copy. ----- This is the first edition of the play, and was issued as a volume in the uniform edition of the Plays of Barrie. Copies retaining the fragile original dustwrapper are scarce. ------ There are three versions of the Peter Pan story that J. M. Barrie published, after the character first appeared in hie novel The Little White Bird in 1902. The first is Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, which was issued in 1906, complete with fifty full colour plates by Arthur Rackham. This is the story of Peter Pan having adventures with the Fairies, Pixies and Animals of the Famous London Park. The second book issued was Peter and Wendy, published in 1911,… Read More