Description
A bright and lively vintage edition of Brer Rabbit Stories, rebuilt by Phyllis Briggs from the original tales of Joel Chandler Harris and published by Juvenile Productions Ltd. The colourful winter cover illustration remains appealing, featuring Brer Rabbit mid‑mischief in a snowy scene with familiar characters.
Condition:
A nice condition copy overall, showing only light age‑related handling. Boards remain clean and vibrant, the spine is sound, and the internal pages present well. A solid, attractive example of this mid‑century retelling.
A charming edition for collectors of classic children’s stories, Brer Rabbit enthusiasts, or those seeking nostalgic display pieces.
History of Brer Rabbit Storybooks
Brer Rabbit’s tales originated in the 19th‑century folklore collections of Joel Chandler Harris, drawing on African‑American oral storytelling traditions. By the mid‑20th century, publishers such as Juvenile Productions Ltd issued richly illustrated retellings for British children, with Phyllis Briggs adapting the stories into lively, accessible editions. These versions became popular gift books, valued today for their colourful artwork and nostalgic charm.
Brer Rabbit Stories – Vintage Juvenile Productions Edition
£15.00
Description
A bright and lively vintage edition of Brer Rabbit Stories, rebuilt by Phyllis Briggs from the original tales of Joel Chandler Harris and published by Juvenile Productions Ltd. The colourful winter cover illustration remains appealing, featuring Brer Rabbit mid‑mischief in a snowy scene with familiar characters.
Condition:
A nice condition copy overall, showing only light age‑related handling. Boards remain clean and vibrant, the spine is sound, and the internal pages present well. A solid, attractive example of this mid‑century retelling.
A charming edition for collectors of classic children’s stories, Brer Rabbit enthusiasts, or those seeking nostalgic display pieces.
History of Brer Rabbit Storybooks
Brer Rabbit’s tales originated in the 19th‑century folklore collections of Joel Chandler Harris, drawing on African‑American oral storytelling traditions. By the mid‑20th century, publishers such as Juvenile Productions Ltd issued richly illustrated retellings for British children, with Phyllis Briggs adapting the stories into lively, accessible editions. These versions became popular gift books, valued today for their colourful artwork and nostalgic charm.