"Come, all ye birds, and rejoice with me" : M. Betham Edwards - Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue (1861)
"Come, all ye birds, and rejoice with me" : M. Betham Edwards - Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue (1861)
"Come, all ye birds, and rejoice with me" : M. Betham Edwards - Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue (1861)
"Come, all ye birds, and rejoice with me" : M. Betham Edwards - Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue (1861)
"Come, all ye birds, and rejoice with me" : M. Betham Edwards - Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue (1861)
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EDWARDS, M. Betham. Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue: A Tale of the Woods. Illustrated by T. R. Macquoid. London: Sampson Low, Son & Co. MDCCCLXI [1861].


(185 x 140) pp. 48. With full colour frontispiece and colour-illustrated borders throughout. Text printed with elaborate brown borders. Fully interleaved. Original dark red cloth binding with gild bird motif and title with gilt title on spine and gilt fore-edges. Chromolithography is bright. Owned by a child whose name has been written, and erased, on front fly leaf. No foxing. Overall VERY GOOD condition.


Adapted from the German into English to amuse children, this is a charming pastoral moment of Victorian childhood.

 

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