Mother's Series: Miss Vanity's Holiday

New York: McLoughlin Brothers, 1870. Tells the story of Miss Vanity and how her pride, and love of fine dresses almost costs here everything. The story is written in verse with the moral of the story printed on the last page. Each page has its own wonderfully colored illustration. The publisher's advertisement on the back reads: "Picture books for little children ... 66 different kinds, for six cents each."

Some light cover wear, and minimal general toning due to age. Otherwise fine. Measures 6" x 4 3/4