NURSERY TOY BOOK LITERATURE

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[Illustrations: frontis_1 - frontis_5

_The "White Lion," Banbury, early John Bewick._

_Early cuts used to illustrate "Tommy Two Shoes." York and Hull

editions._

_Early cut from "A New Year's Gift."_

_"Jack and the Giants," early York edition._]

_BANBURY CHAP BOOKS_

and

NURSERY TOY BOOK LITERATURE

[of the XVIII. and Early XIX. Centuries]

with

Impressions from Several Hundred

ORIGINAL WOOD-CUT BLOCKS,

By T. & J. Bewick, Blake, Cruikshank, Craig, Lee,

Austin, and Others.

Illustrating Favourite Nursery Classics,

with their Antiquarian, Historical, Literary

and Artistic Associations:

FAITHFULLY GLEANED FROM THE ORIGINAL WORKS

IN THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY, OXFORD, THE BRITISH

AND SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUMS, &c.

With very much that is Interesting and Valuable

appertaining to the early Typography

and Topography of Children's Books

relating to Great Britain and America.

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