As promised, I'm giving away these two antiquarian Lewis Carroll books:
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was published by the Homewood Publishing company, circa 1900. "Through The Looking Glass" was published by Donohue, circa 1904. Both feature the Tenniel illustrations inside.
"Looking Glass" is in better condition overall, but both books are heavily worn. I'm hoping they find a new home with an owner that doesn't mind these flaws.
Contest now closed, winner announced shortly.
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72 comments:
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These books look amazing
'Love these! Nothing like that old bookcover art!
oh I think they are lovely :)
These look beautiful. No matter the condition, I'd love to have these in my collection!
Ah! What beauties! Wish I'm the lucky one...
My heart skipped a beat when I saw these two books. I have a thing for antique & vintage illustrated children's books. The cover illustrations are beautiful and I just want to dive in and read them.
Love these books! Hope you pick me.
True beauties!
Those are beautiful. Please enter me in giveaway drawing.
Fantastic!
I love Lewis Carroll and would love to add this to my collection!
Love these old editions. Alice in Wonderland is my wife's favorite book. We are reading it a chapter a night to our toddler who is loving it as well.
These are amazing! I don't own copies of either and would love the antique ones!
That's awfully cute!
Those books are great! :)
Those books are great! :)
These are two awesome books! How wonderful that you will share them! Thanks!
oh my goodness, so pretty!
Oh Alice, you crazy girl!
Absolutely beautiful books. It makes you want to sit down and re-read all those classic stories. Nothing fired up my imagination as a child than a good story.
Beautiful cover art. These would be great add to any collection.
Fantastic find!
Lovely editions!
You are so generous!
Please count me in the giveaway contest!
I'd love these for my mantle!
My senior-in-high-school daughter loves Alice in wonderland and old stuff. She would love these! Please enter me.
Beautiful!
Adorable
Amazing!
Oh I hope I win! These were my favorites as a child!
Amazing!!
Those are gorgeous! Not only two favorites, but just beautiful editions!
Awesome looking books.
They are very beautiful. count me in for them.
another great giveaway
Please pick me. I need these for my Alice collection.
Count me in, please !
they're lovely!
oh how fantastic!
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Would love to have these beautiful books!
I would love to win these books,flaws and all.
GREAT giveaway. Fingers crossed!
Very sweet - you know they would have a great home with me LOL!
These look quite beautiful.
Love them
A CHILDHOOD WITHOUT THESE BOOKS WOULD BE IMPOVERISHED. I FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE THAT THE SAME TEXT IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT WOULD HAVE THE SAME IMPACT.
Please enter me! :)
Beautiful! Count me in.
Those are gorgeous! They are works of art!
Not flaws at all--beautiful, well-loved books!
These are gorgeous!
These are beautiful!
Count me in please! Thanks so much, love this site!
Fantastic. I want so bad!
I'm in.
These would be beautiful in my classroom!
So Beautiful!
Absolutely lovely!
Fabulous books, fabulous cover art!! Entering and crossing my fingers... thanks for another terrific giveaway.
Immediately started humming "'Twas a brillig..." when I saw the books up for the Friday giveaway! I'd love to win.
Nothing like vintage books; these are so pretty!
These are amazing! Alice in Wonderland is one of my favorites; I have several versions (including an annotated version), but none are this gorgeous!
Stunning.
yes please!
Simply beautiful x
I love the red colour of Alice's clothes, so different from the later blue. I would love to be considered - fond memories of reading Alice, up a tree, with a bag of apples!
What lovely covers! I like all the Alice stories.
Oh Wow! I am a bit of a collector of the Alice stories, these are wonderful!
Enter my name, please. Would like to read these to my little one.
I'm slow to enter this time - I'd treasure having these books; I haven't run across old editions of these yet.
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