Kate Greenaway

LIST OF BOOKS, ETC.,

ILLUSTRATED WHOLLY OR IN PART BY KATE GREENAWAY

1871.	Aunt Louisa’s \| London Toy Books \| Diamonds \| and \| Toads. \| London. \| Frederick Warne & Co.
(10⅜ × 8⅞)
	Madame d’Aulnoy’s Fairy Tales:
c. 1871.	(1) The Fair One \| with \| Golden Locks (2) The Babes in the Wood (3) Tom Thumb (4) Blue Beard (5) Puss in Boots (6) The Blue Bird (7) The White Cat (8) Hop o’ my Thumb (9) Red Riding Hood All published by Gall & Inglis, 6, George Street, Edinburgh.
(6¹¹/₁₆ × 7¼ and 9¾ × 7¼)
1874.	Fairy Gifts; \| or, \| A Wallet of Wonders: \| By Kathleen Knox, \| author of ‘Father Time’s Story Book.’ \| Illustrations by Kate Greenaway. \| Griffith & Farran, \| successors to Newbury & Harris, \| West Corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, London. \| E. P. Dutton & Co., New York.
(6¾ × 5)
1876.	The Quiver of Love: A Collection of Valentines. [By Walter Crane and Kate Greenaway] Marcus Ward & Co.
1878. ‘Little Folks,’ 1877.	Poor Nelly; \| By \| The Author of ‘Tiny Houses,’ and ‘Two Fourpenny Bits’; \| and \| Polly and Joe. \| Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., \| London, Paris and New York. \| [All Rights Reserved.] (Written by Mrs. Bonavia Hunt)
(7³/₁₆ × 4¾)
1878.	Topo: A Tale about English Children in Italy. By G. E. Brunefille. With 44 Pen-and-ink Illustrations by Kate Greenaway. Marcus Ward & Co.
(Written by Lady Colin Campbell)
1878.	Under the Window \| Pictures and Rhymes \| for Children \| by \| Kate Greenaway \| engraved and printed \| by \| Edmund Evans. \| London: \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill. \| New York: 416, Broome Street.
(9¼ × 7¼)
1879. (Another edition 1902.	The Heir of Redclyffe \| [By Charlotte M. Yonge] Illustrated by Kate Greenaway \| London \| Macmillan & Co. \| 1879 \| The Right of Translation is Reserved.
(7½ × 4¾)
1879.	Amateur Theatricals \| By \| Walter Herries Pollock \| and \| Lady Pollock \| London: \| Macmillan & Co. \| 1879. \| The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved
(7⅛ × 4½)
1879. (Another edition 1902.	Heartsease \| or \| The Brother’s Wife \| By \| Charlotte M. Yonge \| Illustrated by Kate Greenaway \| London \| Macmillan & Co., Limited \| New York: The Macmillan Company \| 1902 \| All rights reserved
(7⅜ × 4⅝)
1879.	The ‘Little Folks’ \| Painting Book. \| A Series of \| Outline Engravings for Water-Colour Painting, \| By Kate Greenaway, \| with descriptive stories and verses by George Weatherly. \| Cassell Petter & Galpin: \| London, Paris and New York. \| (The book contains 107 illustrations, 88th thousand.)
(8¾ × 6½)
1880.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Birthday Book \| for Children \| with 382 Illustrations, \| Drawn by Kate Greenaway, \| Printed by Edmund Evans. \| Verses by Mrs. Sale Barker. \| London: \| George Routledge & Sons, \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill. \| New York: 416, Broome Street. \| [All Rights Reserved.]
(3⅝ × 3½)
1881.	The Library. \| By \| Andrew Lang \| with a Chapter on \| Modern English Illustrated Books by \| Austin Dobson \| London \| Macmillan & Co. \| 1881 \| The right of reproduction is reserved.
1881.	A Day in a Child’s Life. \| Illustrated by \| Kate Greenaway. \| Music by Myles B. Foster. \| (Organist of the Foundling Hospital.) \| Engraved and Printed by Edmund Evans. \| London: \| George Routledge & Sons, \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill. \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place. \| [Copyright.]
(9⅝ × 8⅛)
1881.	Mother Goose \| or the \| Old Nursery Rhymes \| Illustrated by \| Kate Greenaway \| engraved and \| printed by \| Edmund Evans. \| London and New York \| George Routledge & Sons.
(6¾ × 4¾)
1882. (Printed 1882, published 1883.)	Little Ann \| and \| other Poems \| By \| Jane and Ann Taylor \| Illustrated by \| Kate Greenaway \| printed in colours by Edmund Evans \| London: George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place. \| [The Illustrations are Copyright.]
(9 × 5¹³/₁₆)
1883.	Almanack \| for \| 1883 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place
(3¹⁵/₁₆ × 2⅞)
1883-84. (And subsequent editions.)	Fors Clavigera \| Letters \| to the Workmen and Labourers \| of Great Britain \| By John Ruskin, LL.D., \| George Allen, \| Orpington and London
1884.	Almanack \| for \| 1884 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| Printed by Edmund Evans \| London: George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place \| [Copyright]
(5¼ × 3⅝)
1884. Other editions with different title, by F. Warne & Co.	A Painting \| Book \| by \| Kate Greenaway \| with Outlines from her various works \| for \| Girls and Boys \| to Paint \| London: George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill
(9½ × 7⅛)
1884.	Language of Flowers \| Illustrated by \| Kate Greenaway \| Printed in Colours by \| Edmund Evans \| London: George Routledge & Sons.
(8¹³/₁₆ × 4⅝)
1884.	The \| English Spelling-Book \| accompanied by \| A Progressive Series \| of \| Easy and familiar lessons \| by \| William Mavor, LL.D. \| Illustrated by Kate Greenaway \| engraved and printed by Edmund Evans. \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place \| 1885.
(7 × 4⅛)
1885.	Almanack \| for \| 1885 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place
(3¹⁵/₁₆ × 2⅞)
1885. (Second edition 1897.)	Dame Wiggins of Lee, \| and her \| Seven Wonderful Cats; \| A humorous tale \| written principally by a lady of ninety. \| Edited, with additional verses, \| By John Ruskin, LL.D., \| Honorary Student of Christ Church, \| and Honorary Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. \| And with new illustrations \| By Kate Greenaway \| with twenty-two woodcuts. \| George Allen, Sunnyside, Orpington; \| and 156 Charing Cross Road, London.
(7¼ × 4½)
1885.	Marigold Garden \| Pictures and Rhymes \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| Printed in Colours \| By \| Edmund Evans \| London George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place.
(10¾ × 8½)
? 1885.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Alphabet. \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place.
(2⅝ × 2⁵/₁₆)
? 1885.	Kate Greenaway’s Album. With 192 Illustrations within gold borders. Printed in Colours by Edmund Evans. George Routledge & Sons, Broadway, Ludgate Hill. [Printed but not published.]
(2⅝ × 2⁵/₁₆)
1886.	Almanack \| for \| 1886 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place.
(3¹⁵/₁₆ × 2⅞)
1886.	A Apple Pie \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| Engraved and Printed by Edmund Evans. \| London: George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| New York: 9, Lafayette Place.
(8¼ × 10¼)
1886.	The Queen \| of \| the Pirate Isle \| By \| Bret Harte \| Illustrated by Kate Greenaway \| Engraved and Printed by Edmund Evans \| London: Chatto & Windus \| 214, Piccadilly.
(8½ × 6⅛)
1887.	Almanack \| for 1887 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| George Routledge & Sons \| The Pictures are Copyright.
(3 × 4)
1887.	Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Garland. (A booklet made up of illustrations already published.)
1887.	Rhymes \| for the \| Young Folk \| By \| William Allingham \| with Pictures by \| Helen Allingham, Kate Greenaway, \| Caroline Paterson, and Harry Furniss \| Engraved and Printed by Edmund Evans \| Cassell & Company, Limited, \| London, Paris, New York and Melbourne.
(8³/₁₆ × 6½)
1888.	Orient Line Guide \| Chapters for Travellers by Sea and by Land \| Illustrated. The Third Edition, re-written, with Maps and Plans. \| Edited for the Managers of the Line \| By \| W. J. Loftie, B.A., F.S.A., \| Author of ‘A History of London,’ ‘Windsor,’ ‘Authorised \| Guide to the Tower,’ etc. etc. \|Price 2/6. \| London: \| Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, \| Limited, \| St. Dunstan’s House, Fetter Lane. \| Edward Stanford, 26 and 27 Cockspur Street, S.W. \| 1888. \| [Entered at Stationers’ Hall.—All Rights Reserved]
(8¹/₁₆ × 6⅜)
1888.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| for \| 1888 \| George Routledge & Sons
(3⅝ × 2⅝)
1888.	The Pied Piper \| of \| Hamelin \| by \| Robert Browning \| with 35 illustrations \| by \| Kate Greenaway \| engraved and printed in colours by Edmund Evans \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| Glasgow, Manchester and New York.
(9¾ × 8⅝)
1889.	Almanack \| for \| 1889 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| Printed by Edmund Evans \| George Routledge & Sons \| London, Glasgow, and New York
(3⅝ × 2⅝)
1889.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Book of Games \| with Twenty-four Full-page Plates \| Engraved and Printed in Colours by Edmund Evans \| London \| George Routledge & Sons \| Broadway, Ludgate Hill \| Glasgow, Manchester, and New York.
(9 × 7⅛)
1889.	The Royal Progress \| of \| King Pepito \| By \| Beatrice F. Cresswell \| Illustrated by \| Kate Greenaway \| engraved and printed by Edmund Evans \| London \| Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge \| Northumberland Avenue, Charing Cross, W.C.; \| 43, Queen Victoria Street, E.C. \| Brighton: 135, North Street. \| New York: E. and J. B. Young & Co.
(8⅛ × 6)
1890.	Almanack \| for \| 1890 \| By \| Kate Greenaway \| Engraved and Printed by E. Evans \| George Routledge & Sons
(3⅝ × 3)
1891.	Kate \| Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| for \| 1891 \| George Routledge & Sons, Limited
(4 × 2⅝)
1892.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| for \| 1892 \| George Routledge & Sons, Limited
(3⅝ × 2⅝)
1893.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| for 1893 \| George Routledge & Sons, Limited
(3⅝ × 2⅝)
1894.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| for 1894 \| George Routledge & Sons, Limited
(3⅝ × 2⅝)
1895.	Kate Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| for 1895 \| George Routledge & Sons, Limited
(3⅝ × 2⅝)
1897.	Kate \| Greenaway’s \| Almanack \| and Diary for \| 1897 \| J. M. Dent & Co.: \| 67 St. James’s St., London
(4¹/₁₆ × 3)
1900.	The \| April Baby’s Book of Tunes \| with \| The Story of How they came \| to be written \| By the Author of \| ‘Elizabeth and her German Garden’ \| Illustrated by Kate Greenaway \| London \| Macmillan & Co., Limited \| New York: The Macmillan Company \| 1900 \| All Rights Reserved.
(7¼ × 7½)

	Miscellanea:
1868.	The People’s Magazine.
1873-80.	Little Folks. Serial Story of ‘Poor Nelly,’ etc. etc.	(9½ × 7¼)
1874.	Cassell’s Magazine.	(10½ × 7)
1881-2.	Little Wide-Awake (G. Routledge & Sons). Edited by Mrs. Sale Barker.
1882, etc.	Routledge’s Christmas Number.	(10¾ × 8)
	St. Nicholas.
	The Graphic.
	Illustrated London News.
1882, etc.	Routledge’s Every Girl’s Annual.	(10 × 6¾)
v.y.	The Girls’ Own Paper.
Etc. etc.

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