1898. London: J.M. Dent, 1898. 8vo, xxiv, 638 pp. with 12 tissue-guarded color plates, 90 b/w full-page and text illustrations, and green pictorial endpapers all by Rackham. Original gilt pictorial green cloth, gilt top, dust-jacket, a very good copy in a worn dust-jacket. § First trade edition. More about The Ingoldsby Legends; or, Mirth & Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham
1929. Philadelphia: McKay, [1929]. 4to, 231 pp. with 12 full page color illustrations and 22 black and white as well as pictorial end papers. Blue boards in pictorial dust jacket, cloth bright, pages clean, dust-jacket with a few small closed tears and one larger closed tear to the front panel... More about The Vicar of Wakefield. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham
1922. London: Hodder & Stoughton, [1922]. Sm. 4to, viii, 207 pp. with a color frontispiece and 22 color & printed color tipped in plates, 1 b&w plate, many illustrations and text illustrations. Original red cloth gilt, bookplate, backstrip a little dulled, a very good copy. § First trade edition. More about A Wonder Book. Illustrated By Arthur Rackham
1921. London: Hodder & Stoughton, [1921]. Small 4to, 77 pp. with 3 tipped-in colour plates with tissue guards, 7 full-page black and white drawings, endpapers, covers and various decorations by Rackham. Original decorated cloth, lightly soiled. § First edition. The trade edition was not dated; the signed de luxe edition was. More about A Dish of Apples
1919. London: Constable, [1919]. 4to, color frontis. and 15 color plates mounted on stiff gray paper with tissue guards; additional text illustrations & pictorial endpapers by Arthur Rackham. Full red morocco, backstrip gilt, covers plain, gilt edges, original vellum and paper board covers bound in. Fine. § Signed limited edition, #406 of 575 copies. More about Some British Ballads
1919. London: Constable, [1919]. 4to, color frontis. and 15 color plates mounted on stiff gray paper with tissue guards; additional text illustrations & pictorial endpapers by Arthur Rackham. Original quarter vellum and beige boards lettered in gilt, very lightly worn and toned, slipcase, a very good copy. § Signed limited edition, #303 of 575 copies. More about Some British Ballads
1933. 1933. Original pen and ink drawing, 6 x 4.25 inches, signed by Rackham, matted and framed, in perfect condition. § The original drawing of Little Red Riding Hood meeting the Big Bad Wolf, from page 266 of The Arthur Rackham's Fairy Book. More about Original drawing: “Little Red Riding Hood” for The Arthur Rackham Fairy Book
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1901. 1901. Original pen and ink and watercolor drawing, 13.5 x 8.5 inches, signed and dated by Rackham, matted and framed, in perfect condition. § The original watercolor drawing of a giant man holding a candlestick for a tiny knight in full armor before him. The larger man is in... More about Original watercolor drawing from Littledom Castle [Self-Portrait
1910. [London: c. 1910-1930?]. Small 4to, old half pebbled calf a bit rubbed. § A scrapbook of Rackham reproductions compiled by Oberlin, including 12 color plates from original paintings and several black and white drawings. Sources unclear. More about Handmade scrapbook of Arthur Rackham reproductions
1932. London: Harrap, 1932. 8vo. 48pp. With 4 color plates and 15 black and white illustrations. Original full limp vellum, titles and decoration to upper board gilt, top edge gilt, housed in a paper slipcase with printed label. A fine copy. § Limited to 570 numbered copies signed by Rackham... More about The King of the Golden River. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham
1932. London: Harrap, 1932. 8vo. 48pp. With 4 color plates and 15 black and white illustrations. Original printed paper boards, dust-jacket. A fine copy. § Trade edition. John Ruskin (1819-1900), "English author and artist, whose The King of the Golden River might be regarded as the first English fairy story... More about The King of the Golden River. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham
