New York: Friendship Press, 1940. Wraps. Light blue-green wraps. 32 pp. A collection of five folk tale type stories on life and beliefs in China, taken from 'Missionary Stories to Tell' and 'More Missionary Stories to Tell.' With a 4 page piece on clocks in China taped into the inside..... More
No place(London): David Nutt, presumed Publisher, 1909. Wraps. Printed wraps, although MISSING the front wrapper and any pages up to the first page. Pagination runs 129-256. With a few black and white photo plates throughout. A journal devoted to the Folklore Society and folklore, containing papers on various topics. This..... More
Boston: American Folk-Lore Society/Houghton Mifflin, Publishers, 1893. Wraps. Printed wraps. A few illustrations present. A single issue of this journal relating to folklore, with this issue containing essays on "Uncle Remus traced to the Old World;" "Demoniacal Possession in Angola, Africa," "the Pa-Lu-Lu-Kon-Ti: a Tusayan Ceremony;" " A woman's song..... More
Keene, NH: Ralph Page, Publisher, 1958. Wraps. Blue-green printed wraps. 52 pp., plus ads. With a few illustrations and musical scores throughout. A single issue of this magazine devoted to folk dances and folk music. This issue discusses dances of the maritime provinces of Canada, including Nova Scotia, Prince Edward..... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company, 1907. Cloth. Red cloth. 516 pp. Part of the Children's Hour Series. Black and white illustrations throughout, as well as a reproduction of a letter by Longfellow. A collection of folk tales and fables for children, ranging from the traditional Aesop's Fables, to a folk..... More