The Old Dame And Her Silver Sixpence Or The Little Pig PDF Download

"Series statement transposed from head of title page. Wrapper imprint varies: New York: John McLoughlin, (Successor to Elton & Co.,) publisher. Stereotyped by Vincent Dill, Jr., 21 & 22 Ann Street, New York. "John McLoughlin, no. 3 Tryon Row, New York, bookseller & publisher. Manufacturer of valentines, grate aprons, &c., &c."--p. [4] of wrapper. John McLoughlin is listed at 3 Tryon Row in the New York directories for 1852 through 1853. The text and illustrations originally appeared in A treasury of pleasure books for young children (London, 1850), edited by Joseph Cundall. Wrapper wood engraving hand-colored, probably under the direction of the publisher. "The little guinea pig."--poem, p. [24]. "Pleasure books for children. A new series of toy books, 12 kinds. Price 6 1/4 cents each.--Plain. ... The old dame and her silver sixpence ... The above six kinds, bound in fancy paper, 37 1/2 cents. Treasury of pleasure books, the above twelve kinds, bound in cloth, stamped sides ... Price 75 cents."--p. [4] of wrapper."