Here is an extra copy of the first printing of this book. This book put together by two persons who grew up in South Africa is a serious addition to the Aesop tradition. Its particular niche is that it uses African animals ...

What an explosion of imagination! The book presents twelve assemblages of old tools, parts, kitchen utensils, and sheer junk! The foreword by MC Di Venanzio rightly proclaims of viewing one of these works This is truly ...

This is a sturdy, small (4¾ x 6¼), and handsome 69 page edition that uses Rackham's art well. Several of the strong illustrations are allowed to move outside the margins, like WS (8), WC (13); FC (19), and FK (22). The ...

This small hardbound book is a curious melange. The introduction by Chesterton, taken without attribution from the 1912 edition featuring the art of Arthur Rackham, drops Chesterton's first paragraph. The translations ...

Here is an extra copy of this book. The fourteen artists who each contribute one fable to this book are members of L.A. Goal, which provides services for developmentally disabled adults. I would hope that it is one of ...

Here is one of five books in a series I found together. 24 pages, with page 3 being the title-page. The book is aimed at younger children. It explains, for example, that a tortoise is a kind of turtle and a hare a kind ...

Here is one of five books in a series I found together. 24 pages, with page 3 being the title-page. The book is aimed at younger children. It explains, for example, that a tortoise is a kind of turtle and a hare a kind ...

Here is one of five books in a series I found together. 30 pages, with page 3 being the title-page. The book is aimed at younger children. Throughout both spring and summer, the grasshopper does nothing but eat, sleep, ...

This is a paperback book of some 182 pages featuring, in black-and-white, Velasquez' portrait of Aesop and many of Milo Winter's illustrations. A curious fact about the book seems to be that it is already out of print, ...

Here is a lovely product of the labor of love of Paul Veres. He has scanned an original copy of the 1857 edition, cleaned it up with Photo Shop, and reproduced it on excellent paper. In this case, he has also bound the ...