The History of Fidelity and Profession. An Allegory. By the author of 'The Raven and the Dove,' 'The Two Lambs,' &c. &c.
Notes: AAS Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Cover vignette of firemen putting out a fire in a building. "Juvenile books, published by Samuel Wood & Sons, New-York; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. Baltimore."--advertisement, back cover. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Catalogued Signed Author: By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, No. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-st. Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1818
"Samuel Wood & Sons was located at 357 Pearl St., New York between 1814 and 1816; the firm was subsequently located at 261 Pearl St., New York, between 1817 and 1836. Samuel S. Wood & Co. was located at 212 Market St., Baltimore, between 1814 and at least 1824; a Baltimore directory for 1825 has not been located. Samuel S. Wood had relocated to New York by 1826."
Memoirs and Letters of Richard and Elizabeth Shackleton, Late of Ballitore, Ireland; Compiled by their Daughter Mary Leadbeater. Including a Concise Biographical Sketch, and Some Letters, of her Grandfather Abraham Shackleton.
Signed Author: Richard and Elizabeth Shackleton; their Daughter Mary Leadbeater; her Grandfather Abraham Shackleton. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood and Sons, No. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-St. Baltimore. Colophon: Harvey, Darton, and Co. Printers, Gracechurch-Street, London. Date of first publication: 1822
The format is unknown.
Signed Author: By Lady Morgan. Imprint: Printed by C.S. Van Winkle, No. 101 Greenwich-Street. Published by M. Carey and Sons, Philadelphia -- Wells and Lilly, Boston -- Collins and Co. Wiley and Halsted, Bliss and White, George Long, Evert Duyckinck, Samual Wood and Sons, J.V. Seaman, F. and R. Lockwood, W.B. Gillet, A.T. Goodrich, and C.S. Van Winkle, New-York. Date of first publication: 1821
Notes: Presumed seventh edition. AAS Notes: Wood engravings by Alexander Anderson; cf. Pomeroy. Last page blank. "Beasts, birds, and fishes."--poem, p. 23-27, signed: Adelaide. [i.e., Adelaide O'Keeffe] Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Upgraded American Antiquarian Society CL-Facs. copy is an electrostatic copy of original formerly owned by Dr. William M. Fitzhugh, Jr. of Pebble Beach, California. The gift of d'Alté A. Welch. American Antiquarian Society CL copy the gift of Pamela K. Harer, 2011. This copy was formerly owned by Dr. William M. Fitzhugh, Jr., and is the source of the electrostatic copy made by d'Alte Welch. Inscribed: Mary Cook's book; A present for Parker. Signed Author: Adelaide. [p. 27] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street. And Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-St. Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1811
Notes: Presumed eighth edition. AAS Notes: Wood engravings by Alexander Anderson; cf. Pomeroy. Last page blank. "Beasts, birds, and fishes."--poem, p. 23-27, signed: Adelaide. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy lacks frontispiece, p. [1-2], 1st count.Part of the Helen & Benjamin Tighe Collection of American Children's Books. The collection is the gift to AAS of Elisabeth Ball, 1969. Inscribed: The property of Orson [--], Steal not this book for fear of shame, for heare you see the owner's name. Signed Author: Adelaide. [p. 27] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; And Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-st. Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1811
Notes: Presumed ninth edition. Date of Publication tentative. AAS Notes: In verse. Earlier editions were printed by Samuel Wood between 1811 and 1815, and by S. Wood & Sons in 1817 and 1819. This edition includes two cuts not used in the earlier editions. Last page blank. Includes wood engravings by Alexander Anderson. "Birds, beasts, and fishes."--poem, p. 23-27, signed, "Adelaide" (i.e., Adelaide O'Keefe). See Christina Duff Stewart's The Taylors of Ongar (1975), v. 1, p. 5. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy 1 in a wallpaper wrapper featuring a pattern of vertical stripes and spirals. Inscribed: Elizabeth Sprague. American Antiquarian Society copy 2 in a wallpaper wrapper featuring a pattern of diamonds and circles. The gift of Ruth E. Adomeit, 1995; bears her bookplate. Inscribed: Caroline A. Procter; Caroline Procter's book, Pepperell Mass.; Steal not this book ... [owner's verse]. Signed Author: Adelaide. [p. 27] Imprint: Published by S. Wood and Sons, 261 Pearl Street. Date of first publication: 1811
Notes: Date approximate (1817-24) From AAS: "The following pages are chiefly the production of two young females, whose duty to an aged and infirm parent, induced them assign to the trifling profits arising therefrom to her assistance and precarious support."--Preface, p. [5]. Poems variously signed, "Mary," (i.e., Mary Belson Elliott) and "Eliza" (i.e., Elizabeth Belson). Also includes poetry by other authors including Isaac Watts. Samuel Wood & Sons was located at 261 Pearl St., New York, between 1817 and 1836. Samuel S. Wood & Co. was located at 212 Market St., Baltimore, between 1814 and at least 1824; a Baltimore directory for 1825 has not been located. Samuel S. Wood had relocated to New York by 1826. Pagination includes [9] leaves of metal-engraved plates. Wood engraving, p. 49, signed: A [i.e., Alexander Anderson]. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Frontispiece has part of the contents page from The Christian library (second year) affixed to its recto. Some illustrations hand-colored, probably by a former owner. Inscribed: A New Year's gift to Miss Louisa Adelia Nichols from her cousin and guardian Mr. William Wood [a member of Samuel Wood & Sons, and Samuel S. Wood & Co.]; L.A. Nichols, Hempstead Long Island. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-Street, Baltimore Date of first publication: 1811
Sketches of piety, in the life and religious experiences of Jane Pearson. Extracted from her own memorandums.
Notes: From AAS: Running title: Life of Jane Pearson. Compiled by Thomas Wilkinson. "Printed by Spooner & Worthington, Long-Island Star Office, Brooklyn."--verso of title page. Last page blank. "Friends' books, for sale by Samuel Wood & Sons, New-York: and by Samuel S. Wood & Co. Baltimore."--p. [117]-119. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Doggett, M.V. Long Island printing, 1791-1830, Upgraded Signed Author: The life and religious experiences of Jane Pearson. Extracted from her own memorandums. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no 261, Pearl-Street. And Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore. Colophon: Printed by Spooner & Worthington, Long-Island Star Office, Brooklyn Date of first publication: 1818
Ditties for children. By a lady of Boston.
Notes: This edition not available in Shaw-Shoemaker. AAS Notes: By Nancy Sproat. Pennsylvania district copyright 1813 by Johnson & Warner. Mistakenly dated [1813] by Shaw. Samuel S. Wood & Co. published at 212 Market St., Baltimore, from 1818 to 1824. Wood-engraved illustrations are signed "M" (i.e., Abraham Mason?). In printed stiff-paper wrapper. Includes publishers' advertisement for Samuel Wood & Sons, p. [4] of wrapper. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Catalogued Signed Author: By a lady of Boston. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-Street, Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1813
Grateful tributes; or, Recollections of infancy. By M. Belson, author of "Industry and idleness:" "Innocent poetry;" "Baby's holiday;" "Precept and example;" &c. &c. &c
Signed Author: By M. Belson, author of "Industry and idleness:" "Innocent poetry;" "Baby's holiday;" "Precept and example;" &c. &c. &c Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood and Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore Date of first publication: 1818
Hymns in prose, for the use of children.
Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore Date of first publication: 1781
Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street, and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore Date of first publication: 1781
Old Grand-papa, and other poems, for the instruction and amusement of children.
Notes: AAS Notes: A similar but not identical text with the same title published by Benjamin Warner in 1817 attributes the text to "a young lady." Includes wood engravings by Alexander Anderson. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Old Grand-papa. In three parts -- Northern pair -- On listening to a cricket -- The vain girl -- Cruelty to brutes -- The orphan -- Industry recommended -- On a singing bird, a native of the Canary Islands, confined to a very small cage -- Search after happiness -- The constant sailor -- Sensibility -- An elegy -- A hymn on morning, by a young female -- A hymn on night, by a young female -- The seasons -- Winter reflections -- To my watch -- The four elements -- Content -- Battle of Waterloo -- Human frailty -- A country life -- The peasant -- Vain dependence -- The close of summer. Upgraded Condition reviewed American Antiquarian Society copy lacks back cover. Inscribed: Abigail W. Knapp's book, Fairfield Ct. Signed Author: By a young female. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-street, Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1815
Notes: AAS Notes: Selections from Hymns for infant minds by Ann and Jane Taylor. Without music. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Stewart, C.D. Taylors of Ongar, A morning hymn -- An evening hymn -- For a very little child -- The little pilgrim -- Heaven and earth -- God every where -- The day of life -- Time and eternity -- Against anger and impatience -- "A broken and contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise." -- Humility -- A morning hymn. / By Bishop Ken. Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy the gift of the family of d'Alté A. Welch. Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co no. 212, Market-st. Baltimore.
Notes: Shaw-Shoemaker digitization contains alternative title page at the end with imprint "Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street. And Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-st. Baltimore." AAS has separate records for each title page. AAS Notes: Selections from Hymns for infant minds by Ann and Jane Taylor. Without music. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Stewart, C.D. Taylors of Ongar, A morning hymn -- An evening hymn -- For a very little child -- The little pilgrim -- Heaven and earth -- God is every where -- The day of life -- Time and eternity -- Against anger and impatience -- "A broken and contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise." -- Humility -- A morning hymn. / By Bishop Ken. Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy the gift of the family of d'Alté A. Welch. Inscribed: Samuel M. Pepper, his book. Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Printed and sold by S. Wood & Sons, at the Juvenile Book-Store, no. 261, Pearl-Street.
The good girl's soliloquy; containing her parents' instructions, relative to her disposition and manners.
Notes: AAS Notes: By Nancy Sproat. Wood engravings signed: A [i.e., Alexander Anderson]. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy lacks frontispiece (p. [1-2]). Some wood engravings hand-colored, proabably by a former owner. Inscribed: Charles W. Woodman. Signed Author: By Nancy Sproat. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street, and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-Street, Baltimore.
Poetic tales, for children. By the authoress of "Stories for children, by Goody Lovechild, and Ditties for children, by a lady of Boston."
Notes: AAS Notes: By Nancy Sproat. Wood engraving, p. 22, signed: A [i.e., Alexander Anderson]. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Dialogue. Sophia Warren, and her daughter Amelia -- Dialogue. Matilda Pemberton, and her daughter Sarah -- Dialogue. The passionate boy, and his mother -- The little girl's song to the robin -- Martha Mirval, and her daughter Eliza -- Ann and her mother -- The ant hill -- The beggar man; or, Dialogue between George and his mother -- A walk at noon -- Dialogue. Jane Jones and her daughter Mary -- From a mother to a little girl, who presented her with a box of flowers, in May -- Sunday. Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy wood engravings hand-colored, probably under the direction of the publisher. Inscribed: E.W. Downing. Signed Author: By the authoress of "Stories for children, by Goody Lovechild, and Ditties for children, by a lady of Boston." Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons. no. 261 Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-Street. Baltimore.
Notes: AAS 307904 is an imprint variant which reads "Printed and sold by Samuel Wood & Sons, at the Juvenile Book-Store, no. 261, Pearl-Street. AAS Notes: By Ann and Jane Taylor. Includes nine poems from their Original poems for infant minds, and Hymns for infant minds. Includes wood engravings by Alexander Anderson. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Stewart, C.D. Taylors of Ongar, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, "Our Father who art in Heaven." -- The linnet's nest -- The oak -- The violet -- The cruel thorn -- The way to be happy -- Winter night -- The village green -- About God, who made the sun and moon -- For a child who has been very naughty -- The lily of the valley -- The child of affluence -- The child of poverty. Catalogued Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street, and Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-st, Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1811
Notes: AAS Notes: By Ann and Jane Taylor. Includes nine poems from their Original poems for infant minds, and Hymns for infant minds. Includes wood engravings by Alexander Anderson. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Stewart, C.D. Taylors of Ongar, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, "Our Father who art in Heaven." -- The linnet's nest -- The oak -- The violet -- The cruel thorn -- The way to be happy -- Winter night -- The village green -- About God, who made the sun and moon -- For a child who has been very naughty -- The lily of the valley -- The child of affluence -- The child of poverty. Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Lydia Bartlet, book of Frankfort, April 5th 1821. Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co No. 212, Market-st. Baltimore. Date of first publication: 1811
Notes: AAS Notes: By Ann and Jane Taylor, and Adelaide O'Keefe. Includes 21 poems from their Original poems for infant minds. For attributions to individual poems, see Stewart, Taylors of Ongar, v. 1, p. 1-5. Brief commentary on the kidnapping of children in Guinea for the slave trade, with poem, p. 42-44. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Stewart, C.D. Taylors of Ongar, Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy bound in a printed wrapper with title "True stories related." Samuel S. Wood & Co. published several editions of "True stories related" but none held by the AAS has the wrapper found here. Inscribed: Olive Wilder. Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. No. 212, Market-St. Baltimore.
Notes: AAS Notes: The hermit is by Thomas Parnell; The traveller by Oliver Goldsmith. "The Traveller: or, A prospect of society."--p. [19]-43. In verse. "Prejudice."--p. [45]-48, in verse. By Adelaide O'Keeffe. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy A front cover has wood engraving of a man and child under a tree with animals; back cover has wood engravings of a bird and a gazelle (?). American Antiquarian Society copy B front cover has wood engraving of a man walking with a staff outside; back cover has wood engravings of a bee hive and a man walking among potted plants. Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-street, Baltimore.
The New-York reader No. 3: being, selections in prose and poetry, from the best writers: designed for the use of schools, and calculated to assist the scholar in acquiring the art of reading, and at the same time to fix his principles, and inspire him with a love of virtue
Southern District of New-York, ss. Be It Remembered, That on the 14th day of October, in the fortieth year of the Independence of the United States of America, Samuel Wood and Sons, of the said District, have deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof they claim as proprietors, in the words and figures following, to wit: "The New-York Reader, No. 3: being selections in prose and poetry, from the best writers; designed for the use of schools, and calculated to assist the scholar in acquiring the art of reading, and at the same time to fix his principles, and inspire him with a love of virtue." In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books to the Authors and Proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned:" and also to an Act, entitled, "An Act, supplementary to an Act, entitled an Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the Authors and Proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of Designing, Engraving, and Etching historical and other prints." Theron Rudd, Clerk of the Southern District of New-York.
Notes: AAS Notes: "Nearly all the 'Lessons for the use of Ackworth school' are embodied in this work, comprising the matter from page 23 to 164. These are selections from Sturm, Barbauld, and others. ..."--Preface, p. [iii]. Copyright Oct. 14, 1815 by Samuel Wood & Sons. A list of geometric shapes, frontispiece, p. [2]. "Master and slave."--p. 194-197. "Fernando Cortez and William Penn."--p. 200-205. Poems, p. 206-238. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Upgraded Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore.
List of books published by Samuel Wood and Sons [261 Pearl Street]
List of books published by Samuel S. Wood & Co.
The two wives. Part II. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c.
Notes: Date of publication suggested by BLC. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Co., 65, Paternoster-Row
The tradesman's daughters, or, Knowledge applied. By Mrs. Cameron.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates :1 ill. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron. Imprint: Printed and published by Henry Mozley and Sons
The sister's friend, or, Christmas holidays spent at home. By Mrs. Cameron.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (frontispiece) :1 ill. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron. Imprint: Published by L.B. Seeley and Sons Date of first publication: 1831
The two wives. Part I. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c.
The Willoughby family. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," &c. &c.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and sold F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Co., Ave-Maria Lane,
Addresses to children, on the Beatitudes: Matthew V. 1-12. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," &c. Second edition.
Notes: Exact date of publication unknown; listed date of publication is approximate. Signed Author: by Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Co. 65, Paternoster Row. Colophon: Houlstons, Printers, Wellington Salop Date of first publication: 1828
Sophia, or, The source and benefit of affliction. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "The History of Margaret Whyte," &c. Third edition.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "The History of Margaret Whyte," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And sold at their warehouse, 65, Paternoster-Row, London
The faithful little girl. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c. Seventh edition.
Notes: 1 leaf of plates (frontispiece) :1 ill. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston & Son, 65, Paternoster-Row, and at Wellington Salop. Colophon: Houlstons, Printers
The baby and the doll, or, Religion and its image. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston & Son. And sold at their warehouse, 65, Paternoster-Row, London.
The fruits of education, or, The two guardians. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her Nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her Nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for Houlston and Son. And sold at their warehouse, 65, Paternoster-Row, London.
Forms of pride, or, The midsummer visit. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her Nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her Nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Son, 65, Paternoster-Row, and at Wellington, Salop Colophon: Houlstons, Printers, Wellington Salop
Memoirs of Emma and her nurse, or, The history of Lady Harewood. By the author of "The history of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c. Fifth edition.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By the author of "The history of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And sold by Harrison and Stephens, Ave-Maria Lane, London. Date of first publication: 1821
The caution, or, Infant watchfulness. By the author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," &c.&c.
Notes: [1] leaf of plates (front.) :1 ill. Signed Author: By the author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," &c.&c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Co., Ave-Maria-Lane, London.
The history of Margaret Whyte, or, The life and death of a good child. A new edition, revised and corrected by the Author.
Notes: 1 ill. (wood-engraving). Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold at their warehouse, 65, Paternoster-Row, London; and by all booksellers.
Proper spirit. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," &c.
Notes: Date of Publication tentative. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Margaret Whyte," &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Co., 65, Paternoster-Row
The coronation. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c.
Notes: "7s. per 100. [Tract Societies supplied with large quantities at a lower rate.]" Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane
The history of Margaret Whyte, or, The life and death of a good child. A new edition, revised and corrected by the author.
Signed Author: [Anonymous] Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And sold by Scatcherd and Company, Ave-Maria Lane, London, and all other booksellers
The holiday queen. By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Fourth edition.
Signed Author: By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, London, and all other booksellers Date of first publication: 1818
The history of Fidelity and Profession. By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c.
Signed Author: By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman Date of first publication: 1818
The little dog Flora with her silver bell. By the author of "The two lambs," &c.
Signed Author: By the author of "The two lambs," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London; and by all other booksellers
The lost child. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Sixth edition
Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son, and sold by Scatcherd and Co. Date of first publication: 1821
The warning clock, or, The voice of the New Year. By the author of "The two lambs," &c.
Signed Author: By the author of "The two lambs," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son, and sold at their warehouse, 65, Paternoster-Row Date of first publication: 1823
The nosegay of honeysuckles. By Ms. Cameron.
Signed Author: By Ms. Cameron. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Son
The polite little children. By Mrs. Cameron.
Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Son
The history of Fidelity and Profession. By Mrs. Cameron.
The story of the kind little boy. By Mrs. Cameron.
The strawberry-gatherers. By Mrs. Cameron.
The Berkshire Shepherd. By the author of 'Margaret Whyte,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c.
Signed Author: By the author of 'Margaret Whyte,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And sold by Harrison and Stephens, Ave-Maria Lane, London Colophon: null
The Two Mothers; Or, Memoirs Of The Last Century. By The Author Of ‘Emma And Her Nurse,’ ‘Margaret Whyte,’ &c. &c.
Signed Author: By The Author Of ‘Emma And Her Nurse,’ ‘Margaret Whyte,’ &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And Sold By Scatcherd And Co. Ave-Maria Lane, London Colophon: Houlstons, Printers, Wellington, Salop
The holiday queen. By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c.
Signed Author: By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London Colophon: null Date of first publication: 1818
The polite little children. By the author of "The History of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Fifth edition.
Signed Author: By the author of "The History of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for Houlston and Son. And sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London; and all other booksellers.
Memory. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c.
Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The Two Lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London Colophon: null
The novice. Part I. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c &c.
Notes: Date conjectural. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Co., 65, Paternoster-Row
The novice. Part II. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c.
Notes: Date conjectural Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston and Co., 65, Paternoster-Row
Notes: Publication date sometime between 1816 and 1822. Signed: L. Later editions identify Mrs. Cameron as the author. Undated. Date of publication suggested by M. Nancy Cutt's Mrs. Sherwood and her books for children, p. 110 (The firm of Houlston). Signed Author: Anonymous Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son: and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane
Notes: Date approximate - Date of publication inferred from advertising matter; publisher's advertisements include the 4th ed. of Mrs. Sherwood's Stories explanatory of the church catechism which was published in 1818. Signed Author: Anonymous Imprint: F. Houlston & Son
The lost child. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Fifth edition
Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son, and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London Date of first publication: 1821
Each sheet is folded make twelve leaves and twenty-four pages.
The history of Fidelity and Profession. By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Third Edition.
Signed Author: By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c. Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son; and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave Maria Lane, London. Date of first publication: 1818
Notes: Date likely incorrect: Osborne dates the 10th edition to 1834 and Houlston and Stoneman were not in partnership until 1830. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron. Imprint: Houlston and Stoneman Date of first publication: 1818
The nosegay of honeysuckles. By the author of “The Two Lambs,” &c. Ninth edition.
Signed Author: By the author of “The Two Lambs,” &c. Imprint: F. Houlston and Son
Each sheet is folded to make twenty-four leaves and forty-eight pages.
The story of the kind little boy. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," [...]
Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs" [...] Imprint: Printed by and for F. Houlston & Son. And sold by Scatcherd and Letterman.
The Kind Little Boy. By Mrs. Cameron, Author of 'The History of Margaret Whyte,' 'The two lambs,' &c. A New Edition.
Notes: Publication date uncertain. Signed Author: By Mrs. Cameron, Author of 'The History of Margaret Whyte,' 'The two lambs,' &c. Imprint: Printed for Houlston & Co. 65, Paternoster-Row. Colophon: Richard Clay, Printer, Bread Street Hill.
Each sheet is folded to make thirty-two leaves and sixty-four pages.
Signed Author: By the author of Margaret Whyte, The Two Lambs, &c. &c. Imprint: American Sunday School Union, Depository, 146 Chestnut Street. Colophon: Stereotyped by L. Johnson. Date of first publication: 1827
The Story of the Kind Little Boy. By the author of "Margaret Whyte" [...] Fifth edition.
Signed Author: By the author of "Margaret Whyte" [...]
The Story of The Kind Little Boy. By The Author of Margaret Whyte, The Two Lambs, &c. &c.
The British Library digitization looks to be a repackaged version of the first edition from 1834 but includes the title page and pagination of the first edition, so we're using it as a source.
Signed Author: By The Author Of Margaret Whyte, The Two Lambs, &c. &c. Imprint: American Sunday school Union, Depository, 146 Chestnut Street. Colophon: Stereotyped by L. Johnson.
The polite little children. By the author of "The History of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c.
Signed Author: By the author of "The History of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. Imprint: Printed by and for Houlston and Son. And sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London.
The polite Little Children [...] Twelfth edition.
The Polite Little Children [...] Eighth edition.
The Polite little children. By the author of "The history of Margaret Whyte," [...] Sixth edition.
Signed Author: By the author of "The History of Margaret Whyte" [...]; L.
The Sunday-school Teachers. By the author of 'Margaret Whyte,' &c.
Notes: Publication date uncertain. In Houlston and Son's Series of Tracts. no. 6. Signed Author: L. Date of first publication: 1816
Each sheet is folded to make eight leaves and sixteen pages.
Notes: Re-issue, under collective title page, of separately issued chapbooks, each with separate title page bearing Mahlon Day's imprint and dated 1830. In printed boards. "Children's books, published by Mahlon Day, 376 Pearl-St. (Price 1 cent each.)"--catalogue, lower cover. Checklist of American imprints, Blind Susan, or The affectionate family. By M. of Lowell ([3], 5-17 p.; even-numbered pages on rectos) -- The warning clock; or, The voice of the new year. By the author of "The two lambs," &c. ([3], 5-17 p. By Lucy Cameron) -- Tales for Dorcas. From well-known facts. By E.P. of Providence, R.I. ([1], 3-17 p.) -- The remarkable history of Elizabeth Loveless, or, Fidelity and filial affection, exemplified and rewarded (16 p.) -- The good child's A,B,C, book. With beautiful oval cuts ([1], 3-17 p. Even-numbered pages on rectos) -- The rhyming alphabet ([1], 3-17 p.) -- The infant's speller and reader ([1], 3-17 p.) -- The pet lamb, in rhythm: intended as an innocent exercise for the memory of children ([2], 4-17 p. Author's "Preface to The pet lamb. (From the English edition.)"--p. [3]-5, signed: J.R.) -- The babes in the wood, in verse. An affecting tale. A new edition. Corrected and enlarged by a friend to youth ([3], 5-17 p.) -- The New-York cries, in rhyme ([2], 4-17 p.) -- Lucy's wishes; or The folly of idle thoughts. By Jane Taylor (16 p.) -- Select poems for small children ([2], 4-17 p. Selections from Ann and Jane Taylor's Rhymes for the nursery) -- The affecting story of Mary Davis. To which are added, The pelican, and the twin sisters ([3], 5-17 p.) -- The good child's little hymn book ([3], 5-17 p.) -- Little Susan and her lamb (16 p.) -- The New-Jersey apple girl. From the Boston Juvenile miscellany ([2], 4-17 p.) American Antiquarian Society copy bears bookseller's label of Charles Whipple, Newburyport, Mass. Imprint: Printed and sold by M. Day, at the New Juvenile Book-store, no. 376, Pearl-Street
Notes: A collection of twenty-three titles, each issued with separate title page. Each of these separate title pages (except when noted) bears the following imprint: New-York: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-Store, no. 374, Pearl-street 1834. Some pieces were also published in the Juvenile miscellany. Title vignette has caption: Trinity Church, Broadway. In boards with leather spine. Some wood engravings signed by Alexander Anderson. Four unnumbered pages at beginning contain title page, (p. [1]), and Contents (p. [3]). "Harry Winter; the shipwrecked sailor boy to which is added The oak at home."--p. 23, [1] p. (first numbered count). "The children in the wood. To which is added My mother's grave. A pathetic story."--23, [1] p. (second numbered count). This version of the Children in the wood was written by Clara English. "Select hymns for youth. [One line of text]"--23, [1] p. (third numbered count). "Book of stories; or, Allegorical instruction and entertainment for children from animated creation."--23, [1] p. (fourth numbered count). By Anna Barbauld and John Aikin. "The child's port folio. Being a collection of pictures, with remarks, amusing and instructive."--23, [1] p. (fifth numbered count). "The pious gift: consisting of a dialogue between two seamen after a storm: and The wonderful cure of General Naaman."--23, [1] p. (sixth numbered count). Wood engraving, p. [4], signed: L [i.e., Garret Lansing?]. "The happy waterman: or Honesty the best policy. [Caption vignette: 'To be good is to be happy.'"--23, [1] p. (seventh numbered count). "The black-bird's nest. An instructive and amusing tale."--23, [1] (eighth numbered count). "Poetic stories, for the entertainment and instruction of children."--23, [1] p. (ninth numbered count). Wood-engraved title vignette appears upside down. "The new cries of London. [vignette caption: Oranges! Oranges!]--23, [1] p. (tenth numbered count). "Little rhymes for little folks. [Four lines of verse]"--23, [1] p. (eleventh numbered count). "Men and manners. In verse."--23, [1] p. (twelfth numbered count). "Watts' divine and moral songs, for the use of children. [Two lines from Matt.xxi.16.] New-York: Mahlon Day, 374 Pearl-Street. 1834.--23, [1] p. (thirteenth numbered count). Title page appears on p. [2]. "The life of Joseph, a Scripture narrative. By E. Miller, author of Scripture history. New-York: Mahlon Day, 374 Pearl-Street, 1834."--23, [1] p. (fourteenth numbered count). "The New-York cries in rhyme."--23, [1] p. (fifteenth numbered count). Copyright 1825. "Busy idleness. By Jane Taylor. New-York: Mahlon Day, 374 Pearl-Street. 1834."--23, [1] p. (sixteenth numbered count). "The youth's natural history of animals."--23, [1] p. (seventeenth numbered count). "A present from New-York: containing many pictures worth seeings, and some things worth remembering."--23, [1] p. (eighteenth numbered count). Contains stories about Benjamin Franklin. "The two lambs, an allegorical history, by the author of Margaret Whyte, &c.&c."--23, [1] p. (nineteenth numbered count). Includes a poem by twelve-year-old D.H. Howard, p. 23. The two lambs is by Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. "Little Robert and the owl. By Mrs. Sherwood, author of "Little Henry and his bearer," &c.&c."--23, [1] p. (twentieth numbered count). "Book of cuts, designed for the amusement and instruction of young people. [Eight lines of verse]"--23, [1] p. (twenty-first numbered count). "Infant school primer, and arithmetical tables in verse, with a simple catechism for infant schools; containing the first principles of the Christian religion, in language suited to children of four or five years of age."--23, [1] p. (twenty-second numbered count). "Guess again! A new riddle book, for the entertainment of children. [Two lines of verse]--24 p. (twenty-third numbered count). Checklist of American imprints, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Catalogued Conserved American Antiquarian Society copy lacks p. 23-24 of Guess again. Also lacks original boards. Collective title page mutilated, with some loss of title. Pages 5-6 of Watts' divine songs also mutilated, with some loss of text. Imprint: Mahlon Day, 374 Pearl-Street
The Safe path; or, The evils of yielding to temptation illustrated by two stories. : With engravings. Revised by the Committee of Publication
Notes: The American Sunday-School Union was located at 146 Chestnut St., Philadelphia from 1827 through 1853. In leather boards. "The two lambs. An allegory." (By Lucy Cameron)--p. 5-55. "Parley the porter: An Allegory: Showing how robbers without can never get into a house, unless there are traitors within." (by Hannah More)--p. 57-109. Hymns, p. 56, and p. 110. American Antiquarian Society copy edges gilt. Inscribed: To Miss S. Wister, a Christmas present, from W. Neill. Imprint: American Sunday-School Union Philadelphia: No. 146 Chestnut Street
Emma and her nurse. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American S.S. Union
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. In blue boards with leather spine. Last page blank. Checklist of American imprints, American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: George G. Hildreth's book, Harvard, Mass. Imprint: American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia: no. 146 Chesnut Street
The fruits of education; or, The two guardians. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "Emma and her nurse," "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c
Notes: "Gray & Bunce, printers."--verso of title page. In plain boards. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Mary Gordon, Hartford, 1842. Imprint: Reprinted for W.B. Gilley, 94 Broadway
The history of Fidelity and Profession. An allegory. By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. In printed wrapper. Variant wrappers noted: one with border of straight rules surrounding title and a publishers' advertisement dated Second-month, 1821 on p. [4]; another with border of flowers and a publishers' advertisement dated Fourth-month, 1821; another with border of lozenges and a publishers' advertisement; another with border of ribbon scrolls and a publishers' advertisement. Metal-engraved frontispiece plate signed: Scoles. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Rosenbach, A.S.W. Early American children's books, American Antiquarian Society Copy A wrapper has border of ribbon scrolls. Frontispiece plate mounted on verso of title page. Has added portrait of Charles Rollin mounted inside lower wrapper. American Antiquarian Society Copy B wrapper has straight rule borders. American Antiquarian Society Copy C wrapper has border of lozenges. Lacks frontispiece plate (as issued?). American Antiquarian Society Copy D wrapper has border of flowers; wrapper badly rubbed. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Frontispiece signed: Scoles sculp. Based on the addresses of Samuel Wood & Sons, and Samuel S. Wood & Co., this edition was published between 1818 and 1824. Other editions (Shoemaker 650 and Shoemaker 4902) are dated 1820 and 1821. In printed wrapper. Variant wrappers noted: one has triple ruled borders surrounding title and publisher's advertisement, the eighth line of the title ends with the word "lambs," and the publisher's advertisement, with 46 titles printed in two columns, is headed "Juvenile books, sold by Samuel Wood & Sons, New-York"; another has border of printers' ornaments surrounding title and publisher's advertisement, the eighth line of the title ends with the word "two," and the publisher's advertisement, with 21 title printed in a single column, is headed "Juvenile books, published by Samuel Wood & Sons, New-York." Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy A has orange wrapper with ruled borders. Inscribed: A.M. Crocker; L.E. Coffin-Mann; Benjn. H. Mann from his mother Sep. 16th 1853. American Antiquarian Society copy B has tan wrapper with ruled borders. Inscribed: Frances Cornelia Robbins from her brother Rositer. American Antiquarian Society copy C has pink wrapper with ornamental borders. Inscribed: Mary C. Foster by her mother 1842. Imprint: Published by Samuel Wood & Sons, no. 261, Pearl-Street; and Samuel S. Wood & Co. no. 212, Market-St. Baltimore
The holiday queen. By Mrs. Cameron, author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c. &c
Notes: Last page blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Wood engravings variously signed by "JML" and Alexander Anderson. Publisher's advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Checklist of American imprints, Catalogued Condition reviewed American Antiquarian Society copy is the gift of Ruth E. Adomeit, and bears her bookplate. Lacks p. 21-22. Inscribed: Eliza S. Stanton ; Nellie Kellogg. Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-Store, no. 376, Pearl-Street
The little dog Flora, with her silver bell. By Mrs. Cameron, author of "The two lambs," &c
Notes: Checklist of American imprints, Accessioned Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the new juvenile book-store, no. 376, Pearl-Street
The lost child. Revised by the Committee of Publication
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy bound with: Young, Dr. The Bible recommended to young people (Philadelphia: A.S.S.U., 1827). Imprint: American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia
Marten and his two little scholars at a Sunday school. By the author of "The two lambs, " &c. ; Revised by the Committee of Publication
Notes: Caption and running title: Marten and his scholars. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Last page blank. Wood-engraved frontispiece signed: Gilbert [i.e., George Gilbert]. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Accessioned Catalogued Condition reviewed American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Master Clarence Cram Sept. 1, 1832; Lydia Mason Nov. 26th 1844. Imprint: American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia: depository, 148 Chesnut Street
Memory. By the author of "Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c. &c
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Wrapper title: No. 152. V. Series. Memory. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union. For sale at the depository, 13 North Fourth Street. I. Ashmead & Co. printers. 1825. Price four cents. "Books, published and for sale, by the American Sunday School Union"--p. [36]. "Reward books"--p. [4] of wrapper. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Imprint: Depository, 13 North Fourth Street. American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia
Memory. Revised by the Committee of Publication
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. The American Sunday-School Union was located at 146 Chestnut St., Philadelphia from 1827 through 1853. The spelling "Chesnut" was abandoned early in this period. Last page blank. In marbled boards. American Antiquarian Society Copy B in marbled boards with black leather spine; numbered on spine: 91. Bears bookplate of the Library of the Charleston Orphan House. Imprint: American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia: No. 146 Chesnut Street
The mountain of health, or The hour improved. By Mrs. Cameron, author of 'The history of Margaret Whyte,' 'The two lambs,' &c
Notes: Pagination: [4], 6-17 p. Even-numbered rectos. In printed wrapper. Wood engravings signed by Alexander Anderson. Pages [2-3] of wrapper bear wood engravings that serve as visual cautionary tales regarding carelessness with fire and the perils of being run over by a cart. "Juvenile and toy books. All embellished with beautiful pictures. S. Babcock, Church Street, New Haven."--publisher's advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Checklist of American imprints, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society CL-Pam C182 M928 1833 copy inscribed: Charlotte Woodbury, Miss Charlotte Woodbury, presented the last day of [--] in 1896. American Antiquarian Society In process 20210708 copy the gift of Jane R. Pomeroy, 2020. Imprint: S. Babcock. Sidney's Press
The nosegay of honeysuckles. By the author of "The two lambs," &c
Notes: AAS notes: Cover title: The nosegay of honeysuckles. To which is added An account of two Sunday school boys. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Text signed on p. 19: L. "A. Shirley, printer."--colophon, p. 30. Pages [1] and [32] blank; pasted to printed wrapper. "The Bible; an affecting fact. From the London evangelical magazine."--p. [21]-30, signed: J.H. "The Bible."--poem, p. [31]. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Skillin, G.B. Bibliography of Maine imprints 1785-1820, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: This is presented to Miss Ann Putnam by her instructress M.S. Signed Author: By the author of "The two lambs," &c Imprint: Published by William Hyde, and for sale at his bookstore, no. 3, Mussey's-Row, Middle-Street
The pink tippet. In four parts. By the author of Margaret Whyte, Oaken gates wake, &c
Notes: Cover title. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Text signed on p. 66: L. "The pink tippet. Part I & II. ..."--p. [1]-32, with separate title page. "The pink tippet. Part III & IV. ..."--p. [33]-68, with separate title page. ""The lily of the valley."--poem, p. 66. "On dress."--p. 67-68. In question and answer format. "Books, &c. for the use of Sunday schools, for sale at the depositories of the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School School Union."--p. [4] of wrapper. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Accessioned Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy some illustrations hand-colored by a former owner. Inscribed: Mary B. Danforth, presented her cousin Jhon [sic?] B. Danforth. Imprint: Stereotyped by Jas. Conner, New-York. New-York: Published by the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, and for sale at their depository, Protestant Episcopal Press Buildings, no. 46 Lumber-Street, in the rear of Trinity Church, and at their different branch depositories. Price $4 62 per 100: 60 cents per doz.: 6 cents per copy. Printed at the Protestant Episcopal Press, no. 8 Rector-Street
The polite little children. By the author of "The history of Margaret Whyte," "The two lambs," &c
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Last page blank. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Rosenbach, A.S.W. Early American children's books, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy the gift of Mrs. Evelyn T. Webb, 1941. Inscribed: Anna Leonard Shaw's, presented by her affectionate Ma'a Shaw. Imprint: Published by Mark Newman
Notes: Text signed on p. 36: L. [i.e., Lucy Lyttelton Cameron]. Parentheses substituted for square brackets in imprint transcription. "By the same author."--advertisement, back cover. "Price sixpence."--at foot of cover. Accessioned Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy has ink stamp of the Worcester Society of Antiquity. Imprint: Wellington, Salop: Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And sold at their warehouse, 65, Paternoster-Row, London; and by all booksellers
Religion and its image. By the author of "The two lambs," &c. &c. ; Revised by the Committee of Publication
Notes: Wrapper title: XI series. No. 1107. Religion and its image. By the author of "The two lambs," &c. American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia: No. 146 Chesnut Street. Stereotyped by L. Johnson. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. The American Sunday-School Union was located at 146 Chestnut St., Philadelphia from 1827 through 1853. The American Antiquarian Society bears an owner's inscription dated Jan. 1, 1838. Last page blank. American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Presented by Mrs. Wright. H.D. Haskell, Jan. 1, 1838. Imprint: American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia: No. 146 Chesnut Street
The sister's friend, or, Christmas holidays at home. By the author of "Emma and her nurse," &c
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. In plain boards. Metal-engraved frontispiece plate signed by Henry Corbould and William D. Smith. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Imprint: Jonathan Leavitt. 182, Broadway
The sister's friend, or, Christmas holidays spent at home. By the author of "Emma and her nurse," &c
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. In plain boards with leather spine. Spine bears ruled design and title stamped in gilt. Metal-engraved frontispiece plate signed by Henry Corbould and William D. Smith. "The publishers of this work, at no. 182 Broadway, New-York, and no. 50 Cornhill, Boston, have published, and for sale"--advertisement, vi p. at end. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Catalogued Condition reviewed American Antiquarian Society copy imprint statement on title page partially obscured, due to broken type. Copy inscribed: Miss Maria Allen's book, West Newton. Imprint: John P. Haven
The story of the kind little boy. By the author of Margaret Whyte, The two lambs, &c. &c
Notes: Wrapper title varies, with later imprint: No. 88. II. Series. The kind little boy. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, depository, 13 North 4th Street. 1826. Stereotyped by L. Johnson. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: No. 22. A present from Adeline Lewis to Abby [--], Groton. Imprint: American Sunday School Union, 13 North Fourth-Street
Notes: Cover title: No. 88. II. Series. The kind little boy. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, depository, 148 Chesnut Street. 1827. Stereotyped by L. Johnson. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. In printed wrapper. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy illustrations hand-colored. Inscribed: Miss Charlotte Daniels from her friend Louisa Fisher. Imprint: American Sunday School Union, depository, 146 Chesnut Street
Notes: Cover title and imprint vary: No. 88. II. Series. The kind little boy. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, depository, 148 Chesnut Street. 1827. Stereotyped by L. Johnson. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. "Books published and for sale by the American Sunday School Union, depository 13 North 4th Street."--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy is the gift of Ruth E. Adomeit (1995), and bears her bookplate. Also bears illegible inscription. Imprint: American Sunday School Union, depository, 148 Chesnut Street
The story of the kind little boy. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday-School Union
Notes: Caption title: The kind little boy. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. The American Sunday-School Union was located at 146 Chestnut St., Philadelphia from 1827 through 1853. This title listed as no. 409 in the "Catalogue of Sunday-school books, published by the American Sunday-School Union." See the Mar. 21, 1832, issue of the Sunday school journal & advocate of Christian education, p. 48. Checklist of American imprints, Catalogued Condition reviewed American Antiquarian Society copy lacks p. 7-8; bound with: Old Humphrey. The history of Thomas Brown (Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [1832?]). Inscribed: Asenath Norton; Oliver Norton; R. Norton. Imprint: American Sunday-School Union, 146 Chestnut Street
Notes: "My dear children, This little book ... is intended to instruct you in some very important knowledge. ... If there is any part of the book which you do not understand, you must ask your Sunday school teacher or your father."--verso of title page. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Moses Robinson; Samanth. Imprint: Published by D.H. Wickham, at the General Depository of the Sunday School and Religious Tract Societies, and the New-York and Marine Bible Societies, no. 59 Fulton-Street. Printed by G.L. Birch & Co. 39 1/2 Frankfort-St
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. Caption title. At head of title: No. 111. Imprint and edition statement from colophon. Pages 2-12 also numbered 34-44. "Hymn."--p. 12. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Catalogued Imprint: Printed for the New England Tract Society by Flagg and Gould
Notes: "If there is any part of the book which you do not understand, you must ask your Sunday school teacher, or your father."--p. [5]. By Lucy Cameron. Title vignette has caption: Remember now thy great Creator in the days of thy youth. Cover title and imprint statement vary: The two lambs. Stereotyped by L. Johnson. Philadelphia: American S. School Union, depository, 148 Chesnut Street 1827. I. Ashmead & Co. Printers. In printed wrapper. "No. 108. III. Series."--at head of wrapper title. "My teacher, a poem for children attending Sunday schools."--p. 28-32. Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy bears added paper jacket, made from the remnant of a tract. Inscribed: Sarah E. Fisher. Imprint: Depository, 148 Chesnut Street American Sunday School Union. Philadelphia
The two lambs, an allegorical history. By the author of Margaret Whyte &c. First American Edition.
Signed Author: By the author of Margaret Whyte &c. Imprint: Printed and sold, by David Allinson Date of first publication: 1816
The two lambs. An allegorical history. By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. Second American Edition.
Signed Author: By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. Imprint: Printed and published by Pomroy & Hedge. Date of first publication: 1816
The two lambs. An allegorical history. By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. Second Newbury Port Edition.
Notes: From AAS: Dated [1817?] by Welch. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, American Antiquarian Society copy some wood engravings hand-colored, probably by a former owner. Inscribed: S.D. Signed Author: By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. Imprint: Printed and sold by W. & J. Gilman, no. 2, Middle-Street
The two lambs. An allegorical history. By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. Third Newburyport Edition.
Notes: From AAS: With a wood engraving of a lion below the word "Finis" on p. 23. Another issue does not have this engraving. Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, American Antiquarian Society copy front cover has wood engraving of a lamb and flying birds. Matches description of Welch 151.5, copy 2. Cover worn. Inscribed: John. Signed Author: By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. Imprint: Published by W. & J. Gilman, printers, booksellers, and librarians, no. 2, Middle-Street
The two lambs. An allegorical history. By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c
Notes: Cover title: The two lambs. Newburyport, printed by W. & J. Gilman. Sold at their book-store and printing-office, no. 2, Middle-Street. 1820. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Pages [1] and [24] blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Includes a paraphrase of Isaiah, chapter 53 in verse, p. [2]. "Hymn. Christ's condescending to regard little children.--Mark 10th chap."--p. [23]. "A good variety of pleasing small books, suitable for presents and rewards in Sabbath schools, constantly for sale by W. & J. Gilman ..."--advertisement, back cover. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821, Catalogued Imprint: Published by W. & J. Gilman, printers, booksellers, & librarians, no. 2, Middle-Street
The two lambs. An allegorical history by the author of Margaret Whyte, &c
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Cover title and imprint vary: Two lambs. New edition. Newburyport. Published by W. & J. Gilman, no. 9, State-Street. W. & J. Gilman published at 9 State Street, Newburyport, Mass., from 1821 to 1849. According to d'Alté Welch, the fourth Newburyport edition was published in 1820. First and last pages blank. One copy in hand is in printed wrapper. One copy in hand bears a wood engraving on p. [4] of wrapper of the little children coming to Christ, with the caption, "Of such is the kingdom of God." Wood engraving signed: Gilman [i.e., Whittingham Gilman] sc. "Hymn. Christ's condescending to regard children. (Mark, 10th chapter.)"--poem, p. 23. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Upgraded American Antiquarian Society copy A is in yellow wrapper. First and last pages are pasted to wrapper. This copy is the gift of Ruth E. Adomeit (1995), and bears her bookplate. American Antiquarian Society copy B is without wrapper. Copy bears a slip signed by donor d'Alté A. Welch and dated 1957. This slip contains a note giving an estimated publication date of 1821. Imprint: Published by W. & J. Gilman, booksellers, no. 9, State-Street
The two lambs. An allegorical history. By the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. &c
Notes: By Mrs. Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Last page blank. In printed wrapper. Frontispiece plate signed: "A" i.e., Alexander Anderson. "Juvenile books, printed and for sale by the publisher hereof."--advertisement, p. [31]. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, American Antiquarian Society copy lacks p. [3-4] of wrapper. Sewn through the gathering. Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, no. 372, Pearl-Street
The two lambs, an allegorical history, by the author of Margaret Whyte, &c. &c
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. First and last pages blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Wood-engravings signed by Alexander Anderson. "God's image in his works. (Written by D.H. Howard, at twelve years of age.)"--p. 23, in verse. "Children's books, published by Mahlon Day, 376 Pearl-Street. (Price 3 cents each.)"--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Princeton University. Early American book illustrators and wood engravers, 1670-1870 (1968 edition), Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-store, no. 376, Pearl-Street
Notes: "This little book which gives an account of two lambs, is intended to instruct you in some very important knowledge. ... If there is any part of the book which you do not understand, ask your Sunday school teacher, or your father, or mother, or some other kind pious friend."--To children, p. [4]. By Mrs. Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Last page blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Frontispiece plate signed: "A" i.e., Alexander Anderson. "God's image in his works. (Written by D.H. Howard, at twelve years of age.)" [in verse]--p. 23. "School books, for sale by M. Day, 374 Pearl-St. Dictionaries."--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. "Price 6 1/4 cents"--at foot of p. [4] of wrapper. Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, American Antiquarian Society copy sewn through the gathering. Inscribed: Bela Chapin, Miss U. Towns Prest; 1837. Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-Store, no. 374, Pearl-Street
The two lambs, an allegorical history, by the author of Margaret Whyte, &c.
Notes: "This little book which gives an account of two lambs, is intended to instruct you in some very important knowledge. ... If there is any part of the book which you do not understand, ask your Sunday school teacher, or your father, or mother, or some other kind pious friend."--To children, p. [4]. By Mrs. Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Cover imprint date varies: 1834. Last page blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Frontispiece plate signed: "A" i.e., Alexander Anderson. "God's image in his works. Written by D.H. Howard, at twelve years of age." [in verse]--p. 23. "School books, for sale by M. Day, 374 Pearl-St. Dictionaries."--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. "Price 6 1/4 cents."--at foot of p. [4] of wrapper. Checklist of American imprints, Pomeroy, J.R. Alexander Anderson, 1775-1870, American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Helen Gordon, Exeter, June 21, 1838. Imprint: Mahlon Day, 374 Pearl-Street
Notes: At head of title: (No. 13. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Works for the American Tract Society (Boston, Mass.) were printed at Andover, Mass. from 1823 to 1826. Pages 6-22 also numbered 246-263 [i.e., 262. Page misnumbered]. Hymns, p. 21-22. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Imprint: Published by the American Tract Society, and for sale at the general depository, Andover, Ms. & by agents of the Society throughout the U. States
The two mothers; or, Memoirs of the last century. By the author of Emma and her nurse, Margaret Whyte, &c
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. "Vanderpool & Cole, printers."--verso of title page. Last page blank. Metal-engraved frontispiece plate signed: Balch, Stiles & Co., sc. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy in plain boards with leather spine. Inscribed: M.H. Weeden. Imprint: Published by N.B. Holmes, 262 Greenwich Street, and 347 N. Market Street, Albany
The village nurse. By the author of Margaret White
Notes: Wrapper title varies: The village nurse. By the author of M. Whyte. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. In printed wrapper. Title vignette. "Valuable books, published at no. 50, Cornhill, Boston."--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Catalogued Imprint: Published by Samuel T. Armstrong, and Crocker & Brewster, no. 50, Cornhill
The warning clock; or, The voice of the New Year. By the author of "The two lambs," &c.
Notes: At head of cover title: 19. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. First and last page blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Even-numbered pages printed on rectos. "A hymn."--p. 17. Without music. "Ancient advice."--p. 18. "Children's books, published by Mahlon Day ..."--advertisement, back cover. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, Accessioned Catalogued Upgraded Condition reviewed American Antiquarian Society In process 20210708 copy the gift of Jane R. Pomeroy, 2020. Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-Store, no. 376, Pearl-Street
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Text on p. [15] signed: L. Pagination: [3], 5-17. Even-numbered rectos. Page [3] of wrapper numbered 18. In printed wrapper. At head of p. [1] of wrapper: No. 3. "A hymn."--p. [16]. "Ancient advice."--p. [3] of wrapper. "School books, for sale by Mahlon Day, 376, Pearl-street."--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Checklist of American imprints, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy is the gift of Ruth E. Adomeit (1995), and bears her bookplate. Some wood engravings are hand-colored, probably by the reader. Inscribed: Serenia Elizabeth Currier, East Kingston, New Hampshire, 1833. Imprint: printed & sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-Store, no. 376, Pearl-Street
The warning clock; or The voice of the New Year. By the author of "The two lambs," &c.
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Text on p. [15] signed: L. Pagination: [3], 5-17. Even-numbered rectos. Page [3] of wrapper numbered 18. In printed wrapper. At head of p. [1] of wrapper: 14. "A hymn."--p. [16]. "Ancient advice."--p. [3] of wrapper. "School books, &c. for sale by M. Day"--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper. Checklist of American imprints, Catalogued American Antiquarian Society copy is the gift of Ruth E. Adomeit (1995), and bears her bookplate. Inscribed: M.N.B. Imprint: printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New Juvenile Book-Store, no. 376, Pearl-St
Notes: By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. Text signed on p. 15: L. At head of cover title: 3. "Ancient advice."--verso of title page. "A hymn."--p. 16. "Books for sale by M. Day, 374 Pearl-St. ..."--advertisement, back cover. "Price 3 cents."--price, at foot of cover title. Checklist of American imprints, Accessioned Catalogued American Antiquarian Society CL-Pam C182 W278 1833 copy inscribed: A present for Miss Caroline Briggs from her teacher E.W. Randell. American Antiquarian Society In process 20210715 copy the gift of Jane R. Pomeroy, 2020. Imprint: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, at the New-Juvenile Book-Store, no. 374, Pearl-Street
The warning clock; or The voice of the new year. By the author of the "Two lambs," &c.
Notes: By Lucy Cameron. "A hymn."--p. 16. Imprint: Mahlon Day, 374 Pearl-Street
The workhouse; or, A religious life the only happy one: Being an interesting history of Susan and Esther Hall. By the author of "The two mothers," "The pink tippet," &c., &c. ; from the author's revised and corrected edition.
Notes: Checklist of American imprints, Accessioned American Antiquarian Society copy lacks p. 119 & 120. The gift of David M. Doret and Linda G. Mitchell, 2015. Imprint: Published by the Gen. Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union
The orphan boy, by Mrs. Sherwood, author of "Little Henry and his bearer," &c. &c. And The caskets, / by the author of "The raven and the dove," &c. &c
Notes: Wrapper title: The orphan boy, and The caskets. Last page blank; pasted to printed wrapper. Variant bindings noted; one state has a wood engraving of flowers on p. [1] of wrapper, wrapper imprint statement, "Printed and published at no. 53 Cornhill, by Lincoln & Edmands, who have for sale at their Bible Warehouse, religious books, and cheap tracts, wholesale and retail prices.," and "Lincoln & Edmands publish the following valuable school books" (catalogue), p. [4] of wrapper; another state has a wood engraving of a scene with a "C" on p. [1] of wrapper, wrapper imprint statement, "Printed & sold by Lincoln & Edmands, at their Bible Warehouse & Theological & Miscellaneous Bookstore, 53 Cornhill.," and "Books, suitable for presents in Sunday schools, sold by Lincoln & Edmands, no. 53 Cornhill" (catalogue) on p. [4] of wrapper. Frontispiece engraved by Nathaniel Dearborn. "The caskets; or, The palace and the church. By the author of 'The raven and the dove,' 'The two lambs,' &c."--p. [21]-34. By Lucy Lyttelton Cameron. "The Lord's-day morning. From Winchell's Supplement to Watt's Hymns."--p. 34. "A morning hymn. From Winchell's selection."--p. [4]. Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, American Antiquarian Society copy A in brown wrapper with a wood engraving of flowers on p. [1] of wrapper, wrapper imprint statement, "Printed and published at no. 53 Cornhill, by Lincoln & Edmands, who have for sale at their Bible Warehouse, religious books, and cheap tracts, wholesale and retail prices," and "Lincoln & Edmands publish the following valuable school books" (catalogue) on p. [4] of wrapper. Inscribed: Gammaliel Beaman a present from his sister Nabby. American Antiquarian Society copy B in brown wrapper with a wood engraving of a scene with a "C" on p. [1] of wrapper, wrapper imprint statement, "Printed & sold by Lincoln & Edmands, at their Bible Warehouse & Theological & Miscellaneous Bookstore, 53 Cornhill," and "Books, suitable for presents in Sunday schools, sold by Lincoln & Edmands, no. 53 Cornhill" (catalogue) on p. [4] of wrapper. Pages trimmed with loss of text. Imprint: Printed and sold by Lincoln & Edmands, no. 53 Cornhill
List of books authored by Cameron, Lucy Lyttelton