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UNCLE REMUS

• THREE CAST IRON MECHANICAL
  THREE CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANKSThree cast iron mechanical banks , including Trick Pony, Uncle Remus, and Kicking Cow. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Heavy wear. Shack - bank mechanism works but is not triggered by coin. Others appear functional.
• 2VOL JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS
  2VOL JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS W/ EARLY EDITIONS A lot of 2 books by Joel Chandler Harris: Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Stories by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1881 by D. Appleton. First edition. Early state. "Presumptive" on page 9. Bound in light blue cloth boards with a gilt and black illustration of a rabbit on the front. 8vo. 231pp. Daddy Jake The Runaway and Other Stories by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1890 by T. Fisher Unwin, London. First British edition. Bound in red boards with pictorial image on the front. 4to. 145pp.
• J. CHANDLER HARRIS, NIGHTS WITH
  J. CHANDLER HARRIS, NIGHTS WITH UNCLE REMUS,1883 Nights With Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1883 by James R. Osgood, Boston. First edition. Silver cloth cover. 416pp. 8vo.
• JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, NIGHTS WITH
  JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, NIGHTS WITH UNCLE REMUS Joel Chandler Harris, Nights With Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1883 by James R. Osgood and Company, Boston. First edition. Gold cloth cover 416pp. 8vo.
• 4VOL J. CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS,
  4VOL J. CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS, INCLUDING 1ST EDS. A lot of 4 Joel Chandler Harris novels, including first editions. Mr. Rabbit at Home by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1895 by Houghton Mifflin. Early edition. Tan pictorial cloth boards with a lion and rabbit on the front and gilt titling. 8vo. 304pp. Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris. Illustrated edition. Published 1907 by Frederick Stokes. Cardboard pictorial boards. Large 4to. Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1920 by D. Appleton and Company. Green cloth boards with gilt titling and decoration. 4to. 265pp. Memories of Uncle Remus: Joel Chandler Harris as Seen and Remembered by a Few of His Friends, Including a Memorial Sermon by the Rev. James W. Lee and a Poem by Frank Stanton. Limited numbered edition. #211 of 300 copies. Privately printed at Christmas, 1908. Brown boards with a rabbit illustration on the front. 4to. 120pp.
• 10VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS,
  10VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS, INCLUDING 1ST ED. A lot of 10 books by Joel Chandler Harris, including first editions. Tales of the Home Folks in Peace and War by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1898 by Houghton Mifflin. First edition. Red cloth boards with gilt and black decoration. 8vo. 417pp. The Story of Aaron by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1896 by Houghton Mifflin. First edition. Tan pictorial boards with gilt titling. 8vo. 198pp. Little Mr. Thimblefinger Stories by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1894 by Houghton Mifflin. Riverside Literature Series edition. Green cloth boards with black titling. 12mo. 164pp. Little Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1907 by Berger Publishing. Pictorial cardboad boards with titling in yellow and blue. 12mo. Uncle Remus, or Mr. Fox, Mr. Rabbit, and Mr. Terrapin by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1921 by Chatto and Windus. Eighth impression. Green boards with a color scene on the front. 8vo. 288pp. Free Joe and Other Georgian Sketches by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1906 by Scribners. Red boards with polychrome illustrations on the front. 8vo. 236pp. On The Plantation by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1892 by D. Appleton and Company. First edition. Tan cloth boards with rabbit illustration on the front. 8vo. 233pp. Mingo and Other Sketches by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1884 by James Osgood. Green boards with gilt titling and black floral decoration. 8vo. 273pp. Gabriel Tolliver by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1902 by McClure. Red cloth boards with gilt titling and blind stamping. 8vo. 448pp. The Tar-Baby and Other Rhymes of Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1904 by D. Appleton and Co. Peach colored boards with gilt titling and decoration the front cover. 8vo. 189pp.
• 5VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS SET OF
  5VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS SET OF FIVE FIRST EDITIONS A set of 5 first editions by Joel Chandler Harris: The Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1899 by Charles Scribner's Sons. First edition. Bound in tan cloth with an illustration. 8vo. 210pp. Uncle Remus And His Friends by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1892 by Houghton Mifflin. First edition. Green cloth boards with gilt titling and black decoration. 8vo. 357pp. Tales of the Home Folks in Peace and War by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1898 by Houghton Mifflin. First edition. Green boards with gilt and black titling. 8vo. 417pp. Little Mr. Thimblefinger by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1894 by Houghton Mifflin. First edition. Tan pictorial boards with gilt titling. 8vo. 230pp. Wally Wanderoon and His Story Telling Machine by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1903 by McClure. First edition.Tan pictorial boards with extensive polychrome decoration. 8vo. 294pp.
• 12VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS,
  12VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS, INCLUDING 1ST ED. A lot of 12 books by Joel Chandler Harris, including some first editions. Daddy Jake The Runaway by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1898 by The Century. Blue cloth boards with gilt titling and decoration. 8vo. 198pp. A Little Union Scout by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1904 by McClure, Phillips. Green cloth boards with a floral design and gilt titling. 8vo. 181pp. Ex-library book with stamps and pockets. On The Wing of Occasions by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1900 by Doubleday, Page. Red cloth boards with illustration. 8vo. 310pp. Nights With Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. Published by George Routledge and Sons, London. Peach cloth boards with a turtle decoration and black titling. 8vo. 312pp. Free Joe by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1901 by International Association of Newspapers. Bound in tan boards with a green floral design and black titling. 8vo. 236pp. Balaam and His Master by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1891 by Houghton Mifflin. Tan boards with gilt titling. 12mo. 293pp. Gabriel Tolliver by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1902 by McClure, Phillips. Red boards with blind stamping and gilt titling. 8vo. 448pp. Evening Tales by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1893 by Charles Scribner's Sons. Red cloth boards with black and silver titling and decoration. 8vo. 280pp. Previous owner's bookplate as well as small newspaper articles pasted down on front and back boards. Told By Uncle Remus: New Stories of the Old Plantation by Joel Chandler Harris Published 1905 by McClure, Phillips. Red cloth boards with illustrated rabbit and gilt titling. 8vo. 295pp. Songs of the South: Selections From Southern Poets by Jennie Thornley Clarke with an Introduction by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1896 by Lippincott. Blue cloth boards with gilt titling. 8vo. Plantation Pageants by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1899 by Houghton, Mifflin. Light blue boards with gilt titling and decoration. 8vo. 247pp. Book has lost covering on spine. Daddy Jake The Runaway and Other Stories by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1889 by Century Company. Bound with a pictorial cover and a brown leather spine with gilt titling. 4to. 145pp.
• 12VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS
  12VOL J.CHANDLER HARRIS BOOKS WITH FIRST EDITIONS A lot of twelve books by Joel Chandler Harris, some first editions. Free Joe and Other Georgian Sketches by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1899 by Charles Scribner's Sons. Later printing. Peach colored boards with pictorial cover. 8vo. 236pp. Nights with Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris, Published 1884 by George Routledge and Sons. Blue pictorial cover with gilt titling and decoration. 8vo. 300pp. The Bishop and The Boogerman by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1909 by Doubleday, Page. Green cloth boards with gilt titling. 8vo. 184pp. Uncle Remus Returns by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1918 by Houghton Mifflin. Tan cloth boards with pictorial design. 8vo. 175pp. The Making of a Statesman by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1902 by McClure, Phillips. Tan cloth boards with brown titling. 8vo. 247pp. Sister Jane by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1896 by Houghton Mifflin. Green cloth boards with gilt titling and decoration. 8vo. 363pp. Daddy Jake The Runaway and Other Stories by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1889 by The Century Company. Pictorial boards. 4to. 145pp. On The Plantation by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1892 by D. Appleton. Tan pictorial boards with an image of a rabbit. 8vo. 233pp. On The Wing of Occasions by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1900 by Doubleday, Page. Green cloth boards with gilt titling. 8vo. 310pp. The Story of Aaron by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1896 by Osgood. First British edition. Bound in brown boards with repairs. 8vo. 198pp. Little Mr. Thimblefinger by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1894 by Doubleday, Page. Pictorial cloth clover with rabbit and fox. 8vo. 230pp. Joel Chandler Harris: Editor and Essayist, Miscellaneous Literary, Political, and Social Writings. Edited by Julia Collier Harris. Published 1931 by The University of North Carolina Press. Green cloth boards with gilt titling on the spine. 8vo. 429pp.
• J. CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS,
  J. CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS, HIS SONGS 1ST ED. Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris with illustrations by Frederick Church and James Moser. Published 1881 by D. Appleton and Company. First edition. First state, including "presumptive" at the last line of page 9. Bound in brown boards with a gilt rabbit on the front and gilt titling on the spine. Butterfly patterned end papers. 8vo. 231pp. with ads at the back. No mention of Uncle Remus in ads. BAL 7100. BAL notes four cloth variants and three endpaper variants, no priority.
• J.CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS, HIS
  J.CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS, HIS SONGS, 1ST ED. Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris with illustrations by Frederick Church and James Moser. Published 1881 by D. Appleton and Company. First edition. First state, including "presumptive" at the last line of page 9. Bound in blue boards with a gilt rabbit on the front and gilt titling on the spine. Butterfly patterned end papers. 8vo. 231pp. with ads at the back. No mention of Uncle Remus in ads. BAL 7100. BAL notes four cloth variants and three end paper variants, no priority.
• JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE
  JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS, SIGNED Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris. Published 1902 by D. Appleton and Company. Signed by author Joel Chandler Harris on the front free end paper and dated December 20, 1903. Bound in the original red cloth with gilt titling and some decoration on the cover. 8vo. 265pp.
• J. CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS,
  J. CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS, HIS SONGS 1ST ED. Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris with illustrations by Frederick Church and James Moser. Published 1881 by D. Appleton and Company. First edition. First state, including "presumptive" at the last line of page 9. Bound in green boards with a gilt rabbit on the front and gilt titling on the spine. Butterfly patterned end papers. 8vo. 231pp. with ads at the back. No mention of Uncle Remus in ads. BAL 7100. BAL notes four cloth variants and three end paper variants, no priority.
• 3PCS JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
  3PCS JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS PORTRAIT AND NEWSPAPERS Pen and ink drawing of Joel Chandler Harris and framed newspaper with the printed drawing on the front page. The large framed drawing was made by R. Gregg and was the main picture used when announcing Mr. Harris's death on July, 4th 1908, in the Atlanta Journal. Included is a complete original framed front page copy of that same newspaper and date. In addition, the October 14, 1877 edition of The Daily Constitution of Atlanta, Georgia with an article about Uncle Remus and Joel Chandler Harris is part of this collection.
• 15PCS MARK TWAIN, RELATED WORKS AND
  15PCS MARK TWAIN, RELATED WORKS AND PHOTOS A group of 15 pieces relating to Mark Twain. First is the Mark Twain calendar for 1910 Author?s National Edition and the 1911 calendar by Harpers with all order coupons intact. Followed by the first edition, in peach wrappers, of "A Champagne Cocktail and Catastrophe" by Mark Twain. Then the book "Mark Twain and Dwight D Eisenhower", by Cyril Clemens, with an autographed dedication inside at the bottom of page one by Twain?s son, Cyril. 26pp. Next is "English As She Is Taught" first edition in bound paperback, 28pp. Next is "Three aces, Jim Todd?s episode in social euchre, a poem and a denial", 8pp. Stiff rust-colored stapled wraps printed in black; [8] pages including covers, the rear cover blank with only 50 copies printed as a Christmas greeting for this poem by Mark Twain, "now for the first time published in book form." BAL 3549 states that this was actually published in New York in 1930. Next is two copies of Mark Twain's "Letter to the California Pioneers", 8pp, being two different states having one with and without the copyright with one without being signed and numbered by the publisher. Then "Mark Twain to Uncle Remus 1881-1885? 23pp. Followed by the "North American Review? with dates of July and August 1894 highlighting "In Defense of Harriet Shelly.? Next is Harpers New Monthly Magazine, May 1896, a story by Mark Twichell, "Mark Twain" and then "How I Edited an Agricultural Paper" 32pp. 1982, first edition being number 160 of 250 thus signed and numbered by the author Duane Scott and printed by Scott Free Press. Finally, two pictures of Twain: one a print of an original of him late in his years, in his office, sitting down leaning forward and the other a steel type engraved impression with his facsimile signature signed in print.
• ARTHUR BURDETT FROST
  ARTHUR BURDETT FROST (1851-1928)Autumn Woodcock Shooting, 1895 signed "A.B. Frost" lower right watercolor and gouache, 13 1/2 by 21 1/2 in. titled on The Old Print Shop, New York label on back Charles Porter Schutt, known to friends and family as Porter, was an avid sportsman with a keen appreciation for sporting art. Born in 1911 in Wilmington, Delaware, in 1935, he married Phyllis Moxham du Pont, daughter of Eugene E. du Pont. Under her father’s champion tutelage, she became an accomplished shot at an early age. Together, Porter and Phyllis shared a profound love of the outdoors, respect for nature, and enjoyment of the sport of shooting. They spent countless days hunting quail, woodcock, dove, duck, and wild turkey at her parents’ two expansive sporting properties, Kinloch Plantation, on the Santee River outside Charleston, South Carolina, and Napley Green, on the Chester River near Rock Hall, Maryland. In addition to attending and hosting organized shooting parties on the East Coast, the couple regularly traveled to Scotland and Spain to enjoy “walked up” days flushing out partridge, pheasant, and woodcock with other experienced guns. In the late 1960s, the Schutts purchased a large tract of land in Alabama where they envisioned a shooting plantation of their own. “Gallio,” the result, is a pristine forested property, shaped over forty years into a shooting paradise, and designed to provide and protect a perfect natural habitat for game birds. Though the walls at Gallio and at Dogwood, in Wilmington, were covered with Audubons and Frosts, “Autumn Woodcock” had a place of pride in Porter’s library above his desk as his favorite and most prized work of art. It was the perfect painting to appreciate while sitting, nursing a scotch, and planning the next shooting party or yearly trip to Scotland. To Porter and Phyllis, Frost’s incredible eye for detail and ability to capture the spirit of the moment trumped all others. Porter Schutt died in 1999, and “Autumn Woodcock” descended in the family until being offered today. A. B. Frost was born in Philadelphia in 1851, but spent his most prolific years in New Jersey. Considered one of the great illustrators of the “Golden Age of American Illustration,” he illustrated more than ninety books and produced thousands of illustrations for “Harper’s Weekly,” “Scribner’s,” and “Life” magazines. Frost’s illustrative work chronicles the mood and details of the daily life of farmers, hunters, and fishermen, as well as barnyards and pastoral motifs. By 1876, he was on Harper’s staff working on many books including “Tom Sawyer,” “Uncle Remus,” and “Mr. Dooley.” He also illustrated Theodore Roosevelt’s sporting book, "Hunting Trips of a Ranchman." Frost was an ardent sportsman who spent his summers and autumns fishing, rowing, and hunting ducks and snipe. He is best known for his hunting and shooting prints which capture the drama of sport in realistic, detailed settings. Frost lived much of his life at his estate, Moneysunk, in Convent Station, New Jersey. This work, “Autumn Woodcock,” is the original watercolor reproduced by Charles Scribner’s Sons in Frost’s "Shooting Pictures," a portfolio of twelve chromolithograph prints. It is considered one of the artist's most iconic and recognized works. Of the thousands of works that Frost is known to have produced, "Autumn Woodcock," with its excellent composition and superb condition, ranks right at the top. The work reveals Frost as one of the greatest illustrators of his generation. The hunter is perfectly positioned as the setters come across the woodcock by a brook, a Frost masterwork in every sense. As Henry M. Reed notes, “Every scene portrayed is one that each of us who has hunted with dog and gun has experienced - the setter staunchly on point, the gun ready, thumb on the safety, and heart pounding as we await the explosive fluttering of wings as the bird flushes...all of these are situations which the artist handles with such realism and familiarity that the viewer is placed squarely in the center of the adventure...The pointing dogs are magnificent - sneaky, noses moist and low, and their weightless balance, with forefoot raised, is perfection. The landscape backgrounds for the shooting pictures signify autumn, with grey morning mist behind the birches, the fallen leaves wet with morning dew...” Provenance: Charles Porter Schutt Collection, acquired from The Old Print Shop, New York Sarah S. Harrison Collection, by descent Renee du Pont Harrison Collection, by descent Literature: Henry M. Reed, "The A. B. Frost Book," Charleston, SC, 1993, p. 87, illustrated. Henry M. Reed, "The A. B. Frost Book," Rutland, VT, 1967, illustrated. Henry W. Lanier, "A. B. Frost The American Sportsman's Artist," New York, 1933, illustrated.
• ARTHUR BURDETT FROST
  ARTHUR BURDETT FROST (1851-1928)"With One Final Puff He Rolled Into the Trench," 1917 estate stamp "A B Frost" lower right ink wash, 17 1/2 by 12 1/2 in. Arthur B. Frost was born in Philadelphia in 1851, but spent his most prolific years in New Jersey. Considered one of the great illustrators of the Golden Age of American Illustration, he illustrated more than ninety books and produced thousands of illustrations for “Harper’s Weekly,” “Scribner’s,” and “Life” magazines. Frost’s illustrative work chronicles the mood and details of the daily life of farmers, hunters, and fishermen, as well as barnyards and pastoral motifs. By 1876, he was on Harper’s staff working on many books, including “Tom Sawyer,” “Uncle Remus,” and “Mr. Dooley.” He also illustrated Theodore Roosevelt’s sporting book, "Hunting Trips of a Ranchman." Frost was an ardent sportsman who spent his summers and autumns fishing, rowing, and hunting ducks and snipe. He completed hundreds of watercolors and oils of the New Jersey seaside. Frost is best known for his hunting and shooting prints which capture the drama of sport in realistic, detailed settings. Frost lived at his estate, Moneysunk, in Convent Station, New Jersey. A.B. Frost created this drawing as an illustration for the story "Wamble: His Day Out," which appeared in "Collier's Weekly" in 1917. Provenance: The Estate of the Artist Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, Sale 3834, item 405, January 29, 1976 The Estate of Ann Dickinson Dale Literature: Samuel Hopkins Adams, "Wamble: His Day Out," Collier's Weekly, January 13, 1917, pp. 16-18, illustrated.
• [Fine Press Illustrations] Seven
  [Fine Press Illustrations] Seven titles relating to Africa and African-Americans including: four titles from the Limited Editions Club each signed by illustrator with slipcase: Mark Twain; \'\'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer \'\' illus. by Thomas Hart Benton (Cambridge: 1939) #800/1500 8vo denim slipcase; Joseph Conrad; \'\'The Nigger of the Narcissus \'\' illus. by Millard Sheets (NY: 1965) #1350/1500 4to quarter leather pictorial cloth; Harriet Beecher Stowe; \'\'Uncle Tom\'s Cabin \'\' illus. by Miguel Covarrubias (NY: 1938) #1446/1500 half leather marbled boards; Joseph Conrad; \'\'Heart of Darkness \'\' illus. by Robert Shore (NY: 1969) #200/1500 quarter vellum printed boards; H.H. Swift; \'\'North Star Shining \'\' illus. by Lynn Ward (NY: Morrow 1947) 4to cloth d.j.; Joel Chandler Harris; \'\'Uncle Remus \'\' illus. by Fritz Eichenberg (Mt. Vernon NY: Peter Pauper 1937) ed. of 1 100 copies 4to cloth printed paper boards; W.H. Hudson; \'\'Green Mansions \'\' illus. by J. Day Martelly (Mt. Vernon NY: Peter Pauper Press n.d.) cloth printed paper boards slipcase Estimate $ 150-250 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - slipcase broken.
• UNCLE REMUS, HIS SONGS AND SAYINGS,
  UNCLE REMUS, HIS SONGS AND SAYINGS, FIRST EDITIONby Joel Chandler Harris, New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1881, first edition, first issue, containing seven black and white illustrated plates and text illustrations, Appleton New Books ads at rear, bound in original mustard cloth stamped in gold and black, BAL 7100 Condition: hinges tender, front board starting, some tears, fraying, and chips at spine tops, wear to extremities, light toning to page edges
• 1ST EDITION UNCLE REMUS BOOK
  1ST EDITION UNCLE REMUS BOOK ''HIS SONGS & HIS SAYINGS: 1st edition, 1881, Uncle Remus ''His Songs & His Sayings'' book in a gold & black embossed cover having a Hare reclining amongst foliage. By Joel Chandler Harris. Approx. 7.75'' h x 5.5'' l x 1'' w. CONDITION: Minimal wear to pages & binding, consistent with age and use.
• WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) FOR
  WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) FOR MORRIS & CO. ORIGINAL 'BRER RABBIT' PANEL, CIRCA 1882 printed cotton, framed55cm x 51cm (frame 63cm x 59.5cm)Literature:Parry, Linda William Morris Textiles, V&A 2013, p.229, pl.45Note:This pattern was named after a character in 'Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings', published in 1882 by J. C. Harris, which was being read to Morris's daughters Jenny and May at the time.
• UNCLE REMUS MECHANICAL BANK
  UNCLE REMUS MECHANICAL BANK 136Reproduction, cast iron mechanical Uncle Remus Bank 136. Approx. 4 1/4" tall x 5 1/2".
• AFTER JULIAN HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS
  AFTER JULIAN HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS SCULPTURES After Julian Hoke Harris (American/Georgia, 1906-1987). "Br'er Bear" and "Br'er Fox", composite. Both Inscribed "JHH". Approx. h. 15.5" (tallest)
• SELECTION OF SEVEN ASSORTED
  SELECTION OF SEVEN ASSORTED MAINLY SOUTHERN BOOKS Selection of seven assorted books including American Southern, comprising: Thomas Nelson Page, "Two Little Confederates", Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1902, with inscription to Robert Winship Woodruff from Eva Hurt, 1902; Howard Weeden, "Songs Of The Old South", Doubleday, Page & Company, 1900, with ink gift inscriptions 1900 and 1928; Joel Chandler Harris, "Uncle Remus", D. Appleton and Company, 1903, with ink signature of Robert Winship Woodruff; edited by Mary Day Lanier, "The Poems Of Sidney Lanier", Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1910, Nash Buckingham, "De Shootinest Gent'Man", The Derrydale Press, New York, 1934, number 910 of 950 copies; Walter Lippmann, "A Preface To Morals", The McMillan Company, New York, 1929, ink Hodgson family gift inscription, 1929; and Rudyard Kipling, "Mine Own People", W.B. Conkey Company, 1891, ink signature and inscription by Robert Winship Woodruff, age 16. Approx. 9.5" x 6.25" ("De Shootinest Gent'Man").
• BLACK AMERICANA: FIVE TIN
  BLACK AMERICANA: FIVE TIN CONTAINERS WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN PAPER LABEL ADVERTISING, C. 1925 - 30'S, INCLUDING: STORE TIN FOR ZANZIBA...BLACK AMERICANA: Five tin containers with African American paper label advertising, c. 1925 - 30''s, including: store tin for Zanzibar-Brand Seasoning depicting semi-nude African women, c. 1924, applied label, some discoloration and missing pieces of labels, tin has dents and scuffing, 11" h. x 8 1/4" w. x 8 1/4" d.; and four smaller tin containers, c. 1930''s: "Uncle Remus Syrup", 4 1/8" diameter x 4 1/2", minor pieces missing from label; "Topsy Molasses", pieces missing from label, discoloration, 3 1/2" diameter x 5"; "Aunt Dinah Molasses", some discoloration in label, holes punched in lid, 4" diameter x 4 1/2"; "Scully''s Mary Anne Molasses", discoloration in label, 4" h., all pieces with wear consistent with age and use including toning, minor damages and loss.
• VINTAGE CHILDREN'S BOOKS, 15
  VINTAGE CHILDREN'S BOOKS, 15 Fifteen vintage children's books including: "Japanese Fairy Tales" by Lafcadio Hearn and Others, 1918, "Nonsense Books" by Edward Lear, 1928, "Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings, The Folk-Lore of the Old Plantation" by Joel Chandler Harris, 1881, "Tales of Little Dogs" by Carrie Jacobs-Bond, 1921, "Fioretta: A Tale of Italy" by Betty Thorpe, 1922, "Long Ago when I was Young" by E. Nesbit, 1966, "Peter Pan and Wendy" by J.M. Barre, 1923, "Under the Window" by Kate Greenaway, "The Funny Thing" by Wanda Gag, 1929, "Boronia Babies" by May Gibbs, 1922, "Gum-Blossom Babies" by May Gibbs, 1922, "Tales of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie" by May Gibbs, "Finger Plays" by Emilie Poulsson, 1893, "The Sunbonnet Babies Book" by Eulalie Osgood Grover, 1902, and "James and the Giant Peach" by Roald Dahl, 1961. 10.25" H x 7.5" W x 0.25" D.
• JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS
  JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, UNCLE REMUS AND THE LITTLE BOY, ILLUSTRATED BY J.M. CONDE, PUBLISHED BY SMALL MAYNARD AND COMPANY, 1910Joel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus and The Little Boy, Illustrated by J.M. Conde, Published by Small Maynard and Company, 1910, Provenance: Property from the Estate of Dr. James K. Hill
• UNCLE REMUS MECHANICAL BANK Kyser &
  UNCLE REMUS MECHANICAL BANK Kyser & Rex Co. attributed design to R.M. Hunter circa. 1890's. Insert a coin in the slot on the roof and press the chicken's head; the policeman moves toward the chicken thief (Uncle Remus) who slams the door to prevent getting caught. To reset move the policeman back to his original position. Ex. Stan Sax Collection. (VG Cond.)
• HARRIS (J) UNCLE REMUS limited
  HARRIS (J) UNCLE REMUS limited edition signed by the author 17/50 gilt vellum New York Appleton and Company 1895 Estimate ?200-300 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?420
• Uncle Remus Mechanical Bank
  Uncle Remus Mechanical Bank Recast American a cast iron Uncle Remus mechanical bank unmarked; ht. 4.25 in.
• Rookwood Uncle Remus Plate American
  Rookwood Uncle Remus Plate American a Rookwood round plate celebrating Uncle Remus and his fables depicting the Brer Fox the back impressed Rookwood in block letters with the date 1884 shape number 87 and a G to indicate ginger clay with artist initials EPC for Edward P. Cranch and incised Uncle Remus series no. 63 h42; dia. 6.5 in.
• * (CHILDREN'S) HARRIS JOEL CHANDLER
  * (CHILDREN'S) HARRIS JOEL CHANDLER Daddy Jake and Other Stories by ''Uncle Remus''. New York: Century (1889). 4to publisher's printed boards. First edition. Previous owner's manuscript ex-libris to second blank; minor soiling to boards.
• COLLECTION OF MOSTLY ANTIQUE
  COLLECTION OF MOSTLY ANTIQUE BOOKS MANY CHILDREN'S includes The Pied Piper of Hamelin Browning Kate Greenaway illus. 1889; A Sketch Book Caldecott Routledge 1888; The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Coleridge 1876; Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream and Hamlet 1923 also Merchant of Venice 1928 Macmillan; Water Babies Kingsley 1894; Winnie-the-Pooh Milne Dutton 1926; Thurber's Dog James Thurber 1955; When We Were Very Young A.A. Milne 1924 Mary Poppins Travers 1934 Moby Dick Melville Boston 1892 Told by Uncle Remus 1903 and Night with Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris 1900 Don Quixote Cervantes two volumes 1847 John Gilpin Cowper R. Caldecott 1925 and A Treasury of Great Poems Untermeyer 1950 (a lot)
• ARMAND MARSEILLE '' DREAM BABY''
  ARMAND MARSEILLE '' DREAM BABY'' INFANT DOLL Base of neck marked AM Germany 341 the bisque head with closed mouth and glass eyes compositon body and bisque hands l: 12 in.; together with another Armand Marseille doll ''Standard Dolly Face'' type with glass eyes and open mouth marked ''AM'' 370 DEP Armand Marseille Made in Germany kid body h: 20.5 in.; a black cloth character doll of Uncle Remus with felt and knit features felt cap and black overalls with striped shirt h: 15 in.; and a Georgene Raggedy Ann and Andy h: 20 in.
• MOSER JAMES HENRY (1854-1913). BOOK
  MOSER JAMES HENRY (1854-1913). BOOK WITH MOUNTED WATERCOLORS PEN AND INK DRAWINGS AND PENCIL SKETCHES 1877-1902. Twenty-two watercolors (7 small); 7 pen and ink sketches (3 small) and 20 pencil drawings. Scenes are in many locations in the U.S. and Europe. Some are in the Cornwall CT area. Moser was a watercolorist who illustrated Joel Chandler Harris' "Uncle Remus His Songs and His Sayings" 1881.
• Books: Extensive collection of
  Books: Extensive collection of books by Joel Chandler Harris UNCLE REMUS HIS SONGS AND HIS SAYINGS. New York: D. Appleton and Company 1881. Mixed issue. Blue cloth; UNCLE REMUS HIS SONGS AND HIS SAYINGS. New York: D. Appleton and Company 1883. Green cloth; UNCLE REMUS HIS SONGS AND HIS SAYINGS. New York: D. Appleton and Company 1893; FREE JOE AND OTHER GEORGIAN SKETCHES. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1887; BALAAM AND HIS MASTER AND OTHER SKETCHES AND STORIES. Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company 1891; LITTLE MR. THIMBLEFINGER AND HIS QUEER COUNTRY. Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company 1894. Pp. 9-10 in facsimile; plate missing. Clipped signature affixed to front paste-down: ''Faithfully yours/ Joel Chandler Harris/ Uncle Remus.''; THE STORY OF AARON (SO NAMED) THE SON OF BEN ALI. Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company 1896; TALES OF THE HOME FOLKS IN PEACE AND WAR. Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company 1898; PLANTATION PAGEANTS. Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company 1899; ON THE WINGS OF OCCASIONS. New York: Doubleday Page & Co. 1900; A LITTLE UNION SCOUT. New York: McClure Phillips & Co. MCMIV; THE BISHOP AND THE BOOGERMAN. New York: Doubleday Page & Company 1909; UNCLE REMUS AND HIS FRIENDS. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1914. (13pcs) Provenance: From the library of a South Carolina scholar. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.