This post is dedicated a ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass’ edition, published by Graham E. Charles & Co., New York, publishing house.
It’s a beautiful book, with a few wonderful colored illustrations, that due to their Victorian era style, I would guesstimate, date circa 1890’s. Sadly these charming illustrations, made by a very talented artist, are not credited. Aside the 5 colored illustrations, Tenniel’s illustrations are featured throughout the book. It’s printed on rather low-quality paper. My particular copy is in ok to good condition, with the paste-down colored illustration on the cover, missing the corner.
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If anyone knows anything about this uncredited artist, please comment / write me about it. I have googled other of Graham’s publications, and there are plenty out there. I haven’t been able to find anything about that publisher, nor artists from the era, that this book was published in (im guessing it’s the turn of the 20th century).
Let’s dive into the book. I’ll place just the colored illustrations, as there’s already a post dedicated to Sir John Tenniel. 
I love this cover! With Alice sleeping, dreaming of Wonderland, the White Rabbit, Card soldiers, King, and Mad Hatter, all around her.
Title page
The introduction no one wanted, or asked for. 
Alice and the Caterpillar
Poor Bill the Lizard, recovering, after getting kicked out of the chimney. Note Alice, in the back, fleeing the scene. 
Alice and the White Knight
Alice and the Chess people The End
Charles E. Graham & Co.- An ode to an uncredited artist III
I have a different version of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland only that seems to be a Christmas version, a lite book. There’s no others markings besides a small light stamp on the front cover that says Charles E Graham &Co New York Made in the USA No credit to anyone. I have pictures, it’s definitely Edwardian.
Hi Jami, apologies for the very late reply, somehow your comment escaped me. Ah the good old days when publishers didnt feel they need to credit the aritsts. seems so strange in our time. thank you for your comment!
Im very happy to uncover this site. I wanted to thank you for ones time for this particularly wonderful read!! I definitely appreciated every bit of it and i also have you book marked to see new information in your site.
Wanting to know how much a Grimm’s Fairy Tales, No. 0784 is worth?
Hi Beverly, I’m sorry, but i haven’t a clue. this blog is solely for the sake of Alice in Wonderland / Through the Looking Glass editions, and i’m just a collector.