New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1907. Hardcover. FIRST EDITION. In his forward, Pyle states that this is the third book that he has set himself to write concerning the history of King Arthur and his puissant knights. With 47 full page and half title black and white illustrations by Pyle. A previous owner tried his/her hand at hand coloring several of the full page plates, with varying degrees of success. The coloring does not disguise the beautiful work by Pyle, however. Bound in brown cloth with red and black cover design of a shield and gilt title and grphon designs to spine. Cover is stained, with mottled white spots on both front and back covers. Offsetting to front paste down and free end page, and one of free rear end pages torn out. Interior otherwise is in very good condition if you don't count the hand coloring and this is still quite a nice book. 340 pages. LIT/061710. Very Good. More about The Story of Sir Launcelot and his Companions

Belvedere, CA: Borogove Press, 1982. Paperback. 8vo. From the preface: “The adventures of Alice depicted in the pages that follow are fantasy, and the reader should not assume that the laws of the imaginary kingdom of Jurisprudencia, which Alice visited in a dream, are anything like the laws of any real state or nation. However, lest I be accused of plagiarism, I freely confess that, just as I have borrowed the characters from the writings of Lewis Carroll, I have borrowed some of the legal reasoning espoused by Humpty Dumpty, Lord Chief Justice of Jurisprudencia, and others from utterances of real American judges.” Off-white paper wrappers with red title to front wrapper and black title to spine. Slight rubbing to exterior. Pristine interior with illustrations throughout. 87 pages. CHILD/050517. Near Fine. More about Alice's Adventures in Jurisprudencia