The House At Pooh Corner.

After the Winnie-The-Pooh title itself this is the last and most popular of the Christopher Robin stories. This book comprises of ten stories and is the first introduction to seminal characters such as Tigger, as well as the founding of the classic children's game, 'Poohsticks.'

First edition, first printing; 8vo (195 x 135); illustrations and pictorial endpapers by E.H. Shepard, very small marks to p.37, p.41 and p.51 though none affecting legibility of text, one or two minor spots to margins, else internally fine; publisher's salmon pink cloth with gilt illustration, very small mark to upper board, top edge gilt, offsetting to endpapers (as usual), minor spots to page edges, else very good, pictorial dust-jacket, mild browning to spine and flap folds, small losses to corners, lower joint and upper joint, lightly affecting the edge of 'The' and 'House', otherwise a very good copy; [xii], 180pp.