edition published by Stokes one of 200 copies, 1750 copies were printed of the UK first edition published by Harrap, this is the simultaneous US printing by Stokes, one of 250 copies, with Stokes imprint on spine panel of DJ and book and on title page, 'Printed in Great Britain' printed on inside of DJ. Keywords Children's Books Fine & Rare cat38.

Bookseller Adrian Harrington Rare Books (GB).Book Collector No.271, 'The Great Illustrators'. An astonishing survival resulting in this copy being remarkably clean and bright. Unsusprisingly fragile, with chips of loss to the head and tail of the spine and a 2 inch closed tear to the front panel, the wrapper is nevertheless clean and strong printed with a list of alternative Potter titles to the rear panel and inside flaps. The primary reason for the superior condition of this book is that it still possesses its original glassine printed dustwrapper. Slightly bumped at head and tail of spine and a trifle worn at the extremties, outstandingly clean and fresh. Titled in brown to spine and front board. Publisher's beige paper covered boards with laid on illustration. Don Henderson voiced Tommy Brock.London, Frederick Warne and Co. In the BBC TV animated anthology series The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends, broadcast between 19, they are both voiced by Dinsdale Landen. Tod, whose residence matches the description of that character's house. It is generally supposed (though this is never explicitly stated) that the 'foxy whiskered gentleman' who appeared in The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck is in fact Mr.

Peter's sister Cottontail, who first appeared in The Tale of Peter Rabbit, also appears in a minor role, now married as well. Bouncer Bunny from The Tale of Benjamin Bunny as well as Flopsy and the bunnies from The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies. The story features Peter Rabbit who first appeared in The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny and his father Mr. 'Brock' and 'tod' are Lowland Scots and Northern English dialect words for 'badger' and 'fox' respectively. Potter was a relative of his, and visited the island occasionally. The book is dedicated to Francis William Clark who owned Ulva, a small island off Mull, in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

The tale of mr tod first edition