Harrison Fisher's American Girls in Miniature Winkler Friend 3210 AND VISUAL MATERIAL CULTURE

AND VISUAL MATERIAL CULTURE

disguised as a children's book

Horn’s manual stood as the definitive administrative and geographic handbook for emigrants traversing the central route

Only one copy located on OCLC/WorldCat (The Strong: Brian Sutton-Smith Library and Archives of Play)

Kate Greenaway’s interpretation of the traditional English alphabet rhyme A Apple Pie stands as one of her most artistically unified achievements

Harrison Fisher's American Girls in Miniature Winkler Friend 3210 AND VISUAL MATERIAL CULTUREFisher, Harrison. HARRISON FISHER'S AMERICAN GIRLS IN MINIATURE. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1912, (1912). FIRST EDITION. 8vo 7 15 16" x 5 3 8". Green cloth backed paper covered boards with black lettering and a color pictorial paste on to the front cover exhibiting just the slightest hint of shelf wear for what is a particularly lovely copy of the book. [4] preliminary leaves, [32] leaves colored plates; printed one side only. Thirty two