101. Violet Books: Fairyland Gallery II The Cat and the Mouse A Book of Persian Fairy Tales (Philadelphia Henry Altemus,1906) is edited with an introduction by Hartwell James and includes forty http://www.violetbooks.com/gal-fairy2.html

Violet Books Fairyland Gallery, Part II Click on any thumbnail to see a larger view of that cover. The Cat and the Mouse: A Book of Persian Fairy Tales (Philadelphia: Henry Altemus, 1906) is edited with an introduction by Hartwell James and includes forty illustrations by John R. Neill. The title story is the real winner of the collection, a long tale of the war between the mice and the cats, the mice being the winners, with illustrations reminiscent of Persian miniatures. The Mouse Miller and Other Stories Virna Sheard's The Golden Apple Tree Mrs. Musgrave's Victorian fairy tale In Cloudland Mrs. W. J. Hays' The Adventures of Prince Lazybones and Other Stories consists of four young-adult, literary fairy tales, a follow-up to Mrs. Hays earlier Princess Idleways. Alice Brown was one of the leading authors of New England regional tales of the Victorian era. In the new century, when most regionalists were considered passe, Alice had a second career as modern novelist and as playwrite. Among her plays is this lovely fairy tale, The Golden Ball

102. Violet Books: FitzJames O'Brien Bibliography Philadelphia Henry Altemus Co., 1909. 1st separate publication of the classichorror story, in the slipin-the-pocket classics series with elegant art http://www.violetbooks.com/fitzjames.html

The Weird Tales of FitzJames O'Brien With a Cartoon of Fitz forcibly recruiting New York ruffians for the McClelland's Rifles I. Books: Poems and Stories of Fitz-James O'Brien. The Diamond Lens and Other Stories New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1885; London: Ward and Downey, 1887. William Winter's edition with the same 13 stories but lacking the poems and remembrances. What Was It? and Other Stories. London: Ward and Downey, 1889. Eight stories, including the supernatural "What Was It?" "The Lost Room" "The Pot of Tulips" "The Dragon-Fang Possessed by the Conjuror Piou-Lu," again drawn from the Winter edition. The Diamond Lens. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Co., 1909. 1st separate publication of the classic horror story, in the "slip-in-the-pocket classics series" with elegant art nouveau boards. Introduction by Howard E. Altemus. The Diamond Lens. New York: Happy Hour Library, n.d. [c1919]. Small wraps, the one classic tale bound together with Bayard Taylor's "Friend Eli's Daughter." The Golden Ingot, The Diamond Lens, A Terrible Night, What Was It? A Mystery. Collected Stories.

103. Used Books - Re: Old Shakespeare Volumes It is the Publications of Henry Altemus Company, Philadelphia. Is this a rarecopy of Shakespeare by Henry Altemus Pubilications is there any value to http://killdevilhill.com/usedbookschat/read.php?f=49&i=168&t=159

104. Sceti > Theodore Dreiser Web Source > Texts & Manuscripts Philadelphia Henry Altemus, 1899. (49D1390). Poe, Edgar Allan. Best Known Works.New York Blue Ribbon Books, 1927. (49D-1390). Poe, Edgar Allan. http://sceti.library.upenn.edu/dreiser/library/library_p.cfm

Current Collection: Theodore Dreiser Web Source Go to: SCETI Collections Search SCETI home essays ... contributors Dreiser Web Source: Theodore Dreiser's Private Library Roark Mulligan Christopher Newport University A B C D ... home P.A.N.: Vers och Prosa . Stockholm: P. A. Norstedt, 1927. (49D-1363) Page, Dorothy M. Gathering Storm . New York: International Publishers, 1932. (49D-1361) Palgrave, Francis T. The Golden Treasury . Washington D. C.: National Home Library Foundation, 1932. (49D-1362) Pancoast, Henry S. The Vista of English Verse . New York: H. Holt, 1911. Inscribed to Dreiser. (49D-1364) Pares, Bernard. Harmondsworth: Allen Lane, 1940. (58D-274) Parker, Cornelia. More Ports, More Happy Places . New York: Boni and Liveright, 1926. (49D-1365) Parker, Dorothy. Collected Poems: Not so Deep as a Well . New York: Viking Press, 1936. (49D-1368) Parker, Dorothy. Enough Rope . New York: Boni and Liveright, 1927. Inscribed to Dreiser by "Maudie." (49D-1366) Parker, Dorothy. Enough Rope . New York: Boni and Liveright, 1927. (49D-1367) Parsons, Cornelia M.

105. 2001.html 2001 UC Santa Cruz Library Exhibits Altemus Illustrated New Illustrated Young People s Library. Philadelphia HenryAltemus Company s Publications, 1896. Opie, Iona and Peter. http://library.ucsc.edu/exhibits/2001.html

Search WWW Search Exhibits McHenry Exhibits - 2001 current exhibits past exhibits other uc's ucsc library ... ucsc campus winter exhibit 2001 Hey Diddle Diddle: A History of Children's Book Illustration An exhibit featuring books from the University Library's Special Collections, Multicultural Children's Literature Curriculum Collection, and Private Collections In the last three centuries, books for children have evolved from select moralistic texts available only to middle and upper class children to big business picture book publishing with an imaginative variety of available titles-appropriate for any child development level and in all price ranges. During this time, printing techniques changed from anonymously engraved and hand-colored plates to digital color reproductions of famous artists. Throughout the last three hundred years, artistic expression used to educate and amuse children in the medium of book illustration has grown in importance and received increasing recognition. In this exhibit, we present a selection of historically important illustrated children's books and highlight our activity in building the University Library's multi-cultural and award winning children's book collection used in UCSC's teaching curriculum. We thank Emily Abbink, Bruce Larsen, Eve, Christine, and Anna Bunting, Ann Gibb, Barbara Rogoff, and Sara Rajan of Westside Stories for loaning items from their collections to this exhibit.

106. Jerome K. Jerome Bibliography Published 1891 by Leadenhall Press London AND Simultaneously Published by HenryAltemus Philadelphia. Tommy Co. Published 1904 by Dodd, Mead Co. http://www.rockymusic.org/zachman/jerome/jkj_writing.html

107. Humanities Reference Sources Bloomsbury Dictionary of Myth Brewer s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, HenryAltemus, 1898 (unrestricted access); A Dictionary of African Mythology, http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/reg/using/reference/humref.html

catalog worldcat using the library electronic resources Humanities Reference Sources Humanities Reference Sources Art and Architecture Classics Literature Music ... Religion Art and Architecture A Biographical Dictionary of Artists , Andromeda, 1995 The Bloomsbury Guide to Art Bridgeman Art Library Archive The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists , Oxford, 1996 The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art Terms , Oxford, 2001 A Dictionary of Architecture , Oxford, 2000 The Dictionary of Art Historians , continuously revised (unrestricted access) A Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Art , Oxford, 1999 Grove Art Online , Oxford University Press, 2004, online updates Index of Christian Art Oxford Companion to Western Art Oxford, 2001 The Oxford Dictionary of Art , Oxford, 1997 SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs The Thames and Hudson Dictionary of Art and Artists For additional resources, see also the subject page. Classics Collins Latin Dictionary , Harper Collins 1997 The Concise Oxford Companion to Classical Literature , Oxford, 1996 Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology Graesse's Orbis Latinus , 1909 (unrestricted access) Oxford Classical Dictionary on the Web through InteLex. Oxford, 1996 (Look for the title among the options in the pull-down menu)

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