Book Description

1847 THREE VICTORIAN CHILDREN’S BOOKS / CHAPBOOKS The History of the House that Jack Built ( Published by Grant and Griffith) Grandmamma’s Book of Rhymes for the Nursery ( Published by Grant and Griffith) History of Little Dame Crump and Her Little White Pig ( Printed by J L Marks ) (1847) Grant and Griffith & J L Marks This is an interesting bound volume containing three children’s book, all undated, but all with written inscriptions dated 1847, bound in an old quarter leather binding, just under 7 inches tall. The first work is The History of the House that Jack Built, bound without the original covers, and opens onto the title page, all pages printed on one side only, with original hand colouring to the illustrations, pages not numbered, but all pages of this publication are pictured The second work is Grandmamma’s Book of Rhymes for the Nursery, this is bound without the title page, illustrated, running to 46 pages The third work is a chapbook bound with its original covers, History of Little Dame Crump and Her Little White Pig, this runs to 8 pages and all are pictured.
Dealer Notes
The binding is worn at edges, with splits along spine, with some loss to spine covering, internally creasing wear on and off throughout, damage to lower page corners throughout, short edge tear to one page with no loss (pictured) marking and browning to some pages, most noticeably to Grandmamma’s Book of Rhymes for the Nursery, this book bound without its title page as previously mentioned, else in acceptable condition.
Author The History of the House that Jack Built, etc.
Date 1847
Binding leather
Publisher Grant and Griffith & J L Marks

Price: £85.00

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