|
|
 |
|
Drawer 3 of this annotated catalog contains these titles by Evelyn Whitaker:
Laddie and includes summaries of publishers' advertisements
and descriptions of bindings.
[I will be adding photo scans of more bindings in the future. kcp]
|
 |
Laddie:
[no author]: Laddie by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Company, copyright 1897. 65
p.
inscribed in ink: "A Happy New
Year Best Wishes to "Bertha" from "Hugh" 1906"
binding: soft green suede leather with gilded title and
embossed with leaves (deco style, chrysanthemums or fern)
page at back includes ad:
"Altemus' Love and Friendship Series Dainty, inexpensive volumes, very popular as gifts for holidays and anniversaries. Half white
vellum and gold with exquisite floral sides, 25 cents." Nos 28 & 29:
MTM & Laddie
other authors in this series: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Frederic Harrison,
Eugene Field, Emma Gellibrand, Matthew Arnold, Edward Everett Hale, Sir John Lubbock, Rudyard Kipling, Washington Irving,
John Ruskin, Maurice Hewlett, Ralph Connor, W. A. Fraser.
[no author]: Laddie by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Company, copyright 1897. 65
p. probably Altemus' Love and Friendship Series.
inscribed: "A Merrie Christmas to Viola from Kathryn. Dec 25-07."
in a calligraphic script in ink
binding: white/ivory vellum or linen with gold embossed title
and designs on front, stamped floral yellow, green & white daisies with rural scene paste-on
2 pgs. ad at back mention:
Dickens, Harriet T. Comstock, Louisa M. Alcott, Amanda M. Douglas,
Susan Coolidge, H. Irving Hancock, Rose Terry Cooke, Florence Morse Kingsley, Sarah Austin & L. Haskell
[no author]: Laddie by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Company, copyright 1897. 65 p. probably Altemus' Love and Friendship Series.
binding: white/ivory vellum or linen with gold embossed title and
designs ns on front, fleur de lis ground with stamped floral gold, green & white lily of the valley
2 pgs. ad at back:
Altemus' Love and Friendship Series Nos 28 & 29: Miss Toosey's Mission & Laddie
other authors in this series: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Frederic Harrison,
Eugene Field, Emma Gellibrand, Matthew Arnold, Edward Everett Hale, Sir John Lubbock, Rudyard Kipling, Washington
Irving, John Ruskin, Maurice Hewlett, Ralph Connor, W. A. Fraser.
Other authors & illustrators:
Frances Ridley Havergal (8 titles), Phillips Brooks, Dwight L. Moody, Andrew Murray, Henry Drummond,
Martin Luther, Thomas Arnold, William E. Gladston, Ashton Oxenden, Dean Stanley, Elizabeth Robinson Scovil (3 titles), Hannah
Whitall Smith, Rev. F. B. Meyer, Hesba Stretton (2 titles), R. W. Church, Robert F. Horton, Henry Ward Beecher,
T.S. Elliott.

[no author]: Laddie by the author of Miss Toosey's
Mission with
illustrations by Eliot Keen. The Editha Series. New York & Boston:
H.M. Caldwell Co., no date, 82 p.
inscribed in ink: Hazel Boss, July
29, 1907.
binding: green cloth covered board with gold embossed title on
front with paper paste-on of Chinese children.
[no author]: Laddie by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission with illustrations
by Eliot Keen. Every Boy's Library Series. New York & Boston: H. M. Caldwell Co.,
no date. 82 p.
binding: green cloth over board, front stamped in dark
green, paste-on boy in straw hat holding a basket with a puppy dust jacket:
boy in red cap sewing a baseball cover with post card to Donald Dodge postmarked
Sep 16, 1913
Whitaker, Evelyn: Laddie. by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell &
Co., [n.d.] 52 p.
binding: blue cloth over boards,
floral box stamped in white on the front with author and title in embossed gold the author's name appears only on the front cover. obviously
an inexpensive gift edition, no illus, cheap paper
[no author]: Laddie. by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission. New
York: E. P. Dutton, 1891. 114 p. Illustrated.
binding: white leather-like, paper
paste-on blue birds and pink flowers (probably azaleas); the front title in gold 4
black & white illus. by H. Winthrop Pierce.
[no author]: Laddie. by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission. Chicago:
M.A. Donohue & Company, 1902. 224 p. Bound with Treasure-Trove: An Account of
the Golden Age of New York by Washington Iriving; The Insanity of Cain by Mary Mapes Dodge; An
Encounter with an Interviewer by Mark Twain; The Painter's Bargain by William Makepeace Thackeray;
The Lady Rohesia by Richard H. Barham.
binding: tan cloth over board,
front stamped in black deco design with title "Laddie" in red
inscribed: "A Merry Christmas
to Steven From Aunt Nora."

[no author]: Laddie by the author of Tip Cat. by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission, Tip Cat, Pen, Our Little Ann, etc. London & Melbourne: Ward, Lock & Co., n.d. 123 pages. colored frontis printed
in Great Britain by Butler and Tanner, Frome & London
binding: ecru cloth, embossed and stamped in black, with color paste-on
(a lovely portrait of Laddie and his Mother upon her arrival)
4 additional pages of publisher's ad
[For issues of Laddie bound with Miss Toosey's
Mission, see below.]
Miss Toosey's Mission and
Laddie bound together:

[no author]: Miss Toosey's Mission
and Laddie. Chicago: Montgomery Ward & Co. Publishers, [n.d.]. 75 p.
+ 82 p., illus.
inscribed in pencil: "Pauline from Auntie."
binding: pale green cloth-covered
boards, embossed front and spine with pale
teal and gold Easter lilies [This is the first volume acquired for the collection. kcp]

[no author]: Miss Toosey's and Laddie. (spine reads Miss Toosey's Mission) New York:
H. M. Caldwell Co. [n.d.]. 75 p. + 82 p., illus
inscribed, beautiful script "Aunt Margaret to Marion Christmas 1902"
binding: ivory cloth-covered boards, embossed front & spine with gold flowers ?jack-in-the-pulpit? paper paste on, passion flower with angel, Mary, dove descending
[no author]: Laddie. Miss Toosey's Mission. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus, n.d. 150 p.
frontis by Walter Cooper Bradley
binding: turquoise, front & spine deco embossed and gilded with paper paste-on pink/green old barn & barren trees by road
36 pg. publisher ads.
Altemus' Illustrated Vademecum Series lists Miss Toosey's Mission & Laddie, Zoë.
Altemus' Illustrated Petit-Trianon Series "popular"
titles include Laddie & Miss Toosey's Mission and Zoe and others
by Mulock, Sewell, Gaskell, Stretton, et al.
Altemus' Good Times Series "strongly appeals
to those who judiciously select what children should read" includes Laddie Miss Toosey's Mission, and a number of mostly women writers: Florence Morse Kingsely, Sarah Trimmer, Julianna H. Ewing, Elizabeth Wetherell, Tudor Jenks, Madame La Contesse
de Segur, Gabrielle E. Jackson, Hesba Stretton, Rudolph Erich Raspe.
Altemus' Love and Friendship Series "dainty,
inexpensive... very popular as gifts for holidays and anniversaries... half white vellum & gold with exquisite floral
sides" includes Laddie and MTM
and works by Emma Gellibrand et al.
Other authors and illustrators mentioned: Sewell, Alcott, M & E Kirby M. Nataline Crumpton, Mary C. Rowsell (Honor
Bright), Frances Crompton, L. T. Meade, Ruth Ogden, Mary D. Brine, Frances Ridley Havergal, Elisabeth
Robinson Scovil, Hannah Whitall Smith, Hesba Stretton, Edith V. Bradt, Charles Dickens, Harriet T. Comstock,
Louisa M. Alcott, Amanda M. Douglas, Rose Terry Cooke, Susan Coolidge, Florence Morse Kingsley, Sarah Austin, Minna
Thomas Antrim, Anna Chapin Ray (Bumper and Baby John), Amanda M. Douglas, Gabrielle E. Jackson Florence
Morse Kingsley, Ellen Velvin, Eleanor G. Walton, Carolyn Wells, Kate Douglas et al

[no author]: Laddie. Miss Toosey's Mission. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus, 1897. 150
p. color frontis by W.H. ?Lucken", copyright
by Altemus 1899.
inscribed:
"Lena Miller. Margaret E. Dawes, Teacher, June
1, 1900"
binding: green stamped leaves
(fern, chrysanthemum) stamped in light green like the suede copy of Laddie with stamped and gold embossed
floral designs (?art deco?) and title on front and spine
15 pg. publisher ads.
Altemus' Vademecum Series includes MTM &
Laddie, and Zoë.
Altemus' Illustrated Library of Standard Authors
[no author]: Laddie and Miss
Toosey's Mission. Rahway, NJ: The Mershon Company, [n.d.]. 182 p.
binding: red stamped in black,
embossed in gold, deco
Evelyn Whitaker: Laddie. by Evelyn Whitaker, The Author of Zoe, etc. bound with Miss Toosey's
Mission by the author of Laddie, Zoe, etc. bound with Let Us Follow
Him by Henryk Sienkiewicz. Chicago: W. B. Conkey Company,
75 p. + 71 p, + 64 p.
binding: blue cloth stamped in red and black (deco with fruit trees)
with woman's silhouette on front, gilded title on spine.
4 additional pages of publishers ad:
"sole publishers of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's Books"
[no author]: Laddie. by the author of Miss Toosey's Mission bound with Miss Toosey's Mission by the author of Laddie Chicago: W. B. Conkey Company, 1900 75 p. + 71 p
B&W frontis
binding: blue cloth stamped and
embossed in red and gold (deco)
5 additional pages of publishers ad:
Amaranth Series 165 titles include Laddie, Miss Toosey's Mission, & Zoe.
Complete list of the poetic and prose works of Ella Wheeler Wilcox
[no author]: Miss Toosey's Mission. Laddie.. By the author
of Gilly Flower," "Honor Bright," "One of a Covey," "Larry's Luck," "Tom's Opinion." with illustrations by J. Watson Davis. New York: A. L. Burt Company, [n.d] 191 p.
. illus. [one source of the confusion of the anonymous authors of Laddie &
Honor Bright. kcp]
binding: dark green cloth over boards, front garlanded with pale
green leaves and pink flowers, which form a wreath aroudn a young woman, dressed in pink and reading, title on front is in
red, in silver on spine. uniform with Gilly Flower.
exlibrary, Fourth Baptist Community
House.
8 pg. pub ad

[no author]: Miss Toosey's Mission. By the Author of Laddie, etc. Chicago: M. A. Donohue & Co., 1903. 75 p. Bound with Laddie. 82 p. and a collection of children's
classics with the Tanglewood introductions, 83-186 p.
binding: brown buckram, title & spine stamped
in black with deco graphic, book jacket in VG condition shows girl in a tree reading. [a detail
from the book jacket is the logo for evelynwhitakerlibrary.org kcp]
Close Drawer 3 and Open Drawer 4
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
|
|
The collection was developed & this website
is maintained by
K Cummings Pipes.
I strive to comply with copyright law. I believe all the quotations and illustrations on this
website are either in the public domain or comply with standards of fair use. My original materials, including
my synopses, my notes on Victorian life, and articles bearing my byline, are copyrighted (K Cummings Pipes, 2007.)
Permission is hereby granted for non-profit use which should include a citation to this website.
If you are in university and need a hard copy citation to this information please contact email
address below.
If you make use of this material, I'd appreciate a note as a courtesy.
|
|
|
 |