i) Title-page illustration (for Snickerty Nick and the Giant), 225 by 150mm., unsigned, artist's name and address on reverse, some abrasions, traces of adhesive, tears and loss to extremities (not affecting image); ii) 'The Carl of the Drab Coat' (for Irish Fairy Tales) [reproduced on p. 188], 66 by 143mm., signed lower right "ARackham", some spotting; iii) Title-page vignette (for Comus) [reproduced on title-page], 63 by 109mm., unsigned; all ink drawings

Condition is described in the main body of the cataloguing, where appropriate.
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Snickerty Nick and the Giant was published, with Rackham's illustrations, in New York in 1919. The title-page does not include the present illustration which may be a rejected and unpublished illustration.