Early edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri and illustrated by Alice Carsey. The cover is made of green fabric with a black box bordering the illustration. The full color illustration of Heidi playing in a grassy field, picking flowers. In one hand she has a freshly picked flower and in the other is the edge of her apron holding the rest of the flowers she's picked. Off to the side is a young boy herding goats up the mountain. In the background are more goats heading up the mountain and more mountains and trees. The spine of the book has the title and the name of the author together. Below that is an arrow-shaped motif. Painted on is a black stripe with white writing. On page 123 is a black and white illustration of Heidi sitting on a stool at the table with her grandfather. On the table are two bowls, a plate, a pitcher, a loaf of bread, and a knife. Behind the grandfather is a window looking out to a tree and a mountain. Behind Heidi is a large, dark fireplace. The caption says "Our milk tastes nicer than anything else in the world, grandfather". Page 178 has …

The Thorndike Library edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri, edited by Edward L. Thorndike, and illustrated by Hildegarde Woodward. The cover of the book is made of a warm yellow fabric with details in bright blue and black ink. Below the title and author's name is the logo for the publisher's collection, The Thorndike Library. The spine of the book features more detailing in blue like that of the cover and the logo as well as the title of the book. Painted on is a black stripe with its library classification. On the title page are the names of the author, editor, illustrator, and publisher as well as the title. In the center of the page is the logo for the collection. Surrounding all of this is a box with illustrations of diamonds and at the top, children reading books. On the opposite page is a black and white illustration from chapter seven is of Heidi and another boy running through a town. The same box and illustration from the title page surround this illustration. Below the illustration is a caption stating, "He ran straight off with Heidi after him." On page 41 is another black and white illustration of …

A compilation of three works, the cover of a play adaptation of Spyri's Heidi written by Ethel Hale Freeman, an image of the title page of a copy of Heidi published by Ginn and Company, and a final copy of Heidi showcasing an illustration in the book. The first image, the play, is of a photocopy the cover of the playbook attached to the cover of a bound hardback book. The second image is over the cover page of a copy of Heidi written by Johanna Spyri and published by Ginn and Company. In the center of the page is a colored illustration of Heidi kneeling in the grass, hugging a goat. On the opposite page is a black and white illustration of a cabin in the woods on a mountain. Sitting in front of the cabin on a bench is an old man. The illustration is captioned with, "The hut of the Alm-Uncle". The final image is of a copy of Heidi opened to pages 84 and 85. page 85 has a full page colored illustration of Heidi standing next to a girl in a wheeled chair. Underneath the illustration is the caption, "My name is Heidi and nothing …

Softcover Heidi book based off of the 1937 film adaptation of Heidi by Johanna Spyri, starring Shirley Temple. The cover of the book is a black and white photograph of Shirley Temple sitting in a dirndl with her hands held on her lap. Of to the side is a red and white sticker.

Early edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri and translated by Helen B. Dole. The cover of the book is made of a worn out brown fabric with a dark brown printing for the text and illustrations. Illustration on the cover is a laurel motif made of leaves and buds that surround the the names of the author, translator, and the title. At the top is the name of the series, Home and School Library and at the bottom is the name of the publisher. Inside the book accompanying the text are various black and white illustrations, the first one showing Heidi answering the door to a man in dark clothing and a dark top hat. The other illustration shown is of several men carrying a girl in a chair up a mountain path. Alongside the men is a woman riding a horse.

Story-Teller's House edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri, adapted by Edith Heal, illustrated by Richard S. Rodgers, and published by Thomas S. Rockwell Company. The dust jacket of the book is light blue with dark blue and red details and is slightly damaged with some pieces of the paper jacket missing. On the cover is an illustration of Heidi with a boy standing in a field with some goats and trees. In Heidi's arms is a bundle of flowers. On the cover page are the names of the author, adaptor, and illustrator as well as the title and the publishing company. On the opposite page is an illustration of Heidi and a boy watching an eagle fly over the mountains. Off to the side is a goat. The illustration is captioned with, "They saw the eagle fly higher and higher until it seemed to vanish right into the cliffs". In the corner of page 10 is a small print of Heidi standing in the grass with some of her excess clothing removed and in her hands.

Image of a frame with pressed edelweiss. The frame is an oval shape painted royal blue with gold gilded flourishes and outer rim. On the inner rim of the frame are raised gilded dots. Inside the frame are three pressed edelweiss flowers which have stems that have been discolored with time. At the top is a label for ownership. Mrs. N. H. Dole is likely Helen B. Dole who was one of the translators of the novel "Heidi" by Johanna Spyri from German to English. On the paper backing is illegible, faded text.

Portrait of the late Johanna Spyri. She is wearing a high collared shirt with frills under neath a coat. Around her neck is a cross necklace. Her hair is done up and wrapped around her head. Below the portrait is Spyri's signature.

Image of a wooden clock, stained a dark brown and carved to look like a bird house with leaves on each side and a bird at the top. The face of the clock is black with white tick marks and white circles for the numbers. The place where number six would be is instead replaced with a hole to the inside. At the bottom of the clock face is "Germany", presumably where it was made.

Early edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri, translated by H. A. Melcon. Except for a green and white boarder around the edge of the front cover, is a full page illustration of Heidi standing barefoot on a mountain clearing with her arms around two goats. On the ground around her feet are rocks, grass, and flowers. In the background are tall evergreen trees and mountain tops. The spine of the book is cream colored with the title and names of the author, series; Famous Books for Young Americans, and publishing company. Also on the spine is a small illustration of a girl in a long dress holding an umbrella with the word "illustrated" underneath it. On the inside of the cover is the flap of the dust jacket with text about the series. Behind the dust jacket flap is a bookplate for Gustine Courson Weaver. The paper attached to the interior cover and as part of the first page is a pale orange-peach color with a repeating pattern of squares with flowers in the shape of a C inside. The title page has a rectangle motif where inside has the title, name of the author, translator, and publishing company. On …

Early edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri. The book is covered by a dust jacket but the actual cover of the book can be seen peeking at the edges and is red. On the front cover of the jacket is a large illustration of Heidi, standing on one barefoot in a grassy mountain clearing. She has both of her arms held aloft on either side of her head. Standing off to the side is a goat with a bell around its neck. In the background is a cabin, some evergreen trees, and tall mountains spanning into the sky. The illustration is bordered by white and green lines. The spine of the book is a chartreuse color and on it is the title, authors and publisher's names. In the center is a black silhouette on Heidi kneeling on the ground with a goat. Along the unfolded edges of the dust jacket are chips where either the print or the paper was chipped away. On the inside flap of the dust jacket is an overview of the book. Behind the dust jacket is the book plate of Gustine Courson Weaver. On the pink colored pages attached to the inner cover are two …

Early German edition of the first part of Heidi, called Heidi: Her Years of Wandering and learning by Johanna Spyri. The entire cover of the book is a faded red-orange color. The front cover of the book has the title and author's and publisher's names in black, gothic font. At the top of the cover is an illustration of a cabin in the mountains bordered by trees. Wrapping around that illustration and twining down the cover is a flowering plant with leaves and vines. On the first blank page are some hand written notes, possibly from previous owners. On the spine is the author's name, the word "stories" in German, and the volume number. In the book are black and white illustrations, one of which is a road in the mountains. On one side of the road are some evergreen trees and on the other side is a wooden fence. Further down the road is a man walking with a cane. In the distance are more tree and mountains.

Well used copy of Heidi by Johanna Spyri, translated by Helen b. Dole, and illustrated by William Sharp. The cover is made up of a blue fabric and sections along the spine on the front, back, and all of the spine have been taped. On the spine is the title and author's name in gold and at the bottom are old library labels. Placed in between the two first blank pages is a piece of paper likely from the dust jacket giving a synopsis of the book. Within the book are black and white illustrations, one of which is on the first page of chapter two: At the Grandfather's. The illustration of Heidi standing outside of her Grandfather's cabin while her grandfather sits on a bench against the cabin wall holding a smoking pipe. Heidi is standing barefoot on the grass with her shoes next to her. Beyond the cabin are mountains dotted with evergreen trees.

Early edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri. The front cover has a full page, full color illustration of Heidi on a mountain path. She is wearing a dirndl and carrying a bouquet of flowers in on hand while petting a goat with the other. On her other side is another goat wearing a bell around its neck. Further back is a boy in a red hat with a walking stick sitting under a tree. Next to him are two more goats and across from him is one more. Surrounding the path are rocks, grass, flowers, and more trees. In the background are mountain tops jutting against a sky with clouds. On the cover page is a black and white illustration of Heidi and another child reading at a table. Also on the page is the title of the book and the names of the author, illustrator and publishing company. The page opposite has another full color illustration of Heidi standing barefoot next to a red sack in a grassy field with flowers. Sitting on a stool opposite of her is her grandfather smoking a pipe . In the background are two cabins framed by trees and a fence. The illustration …

Early German edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri and illustrated by Karl Mühlmeister. The front cover the book has a very worn dust cover were parts of the have been replaced with semitransparent paper. The illustration on the cover is of Heidi standing barefoot in a grassy field with one of her arms petting a goat with a bell on its neck. In her other hand she is holding a bouquet of flowers. Behind them in the background are the tops of mountains coming up from the ground. The dust jacket's spine section has more damage that was repaired in the same manner as the front cover. Behind the repaired sections are the title and author's name. In the center of the spine has stripes and a bouquet of flowers as embellishments. On the title page has the author's name, the titles of the book, as a singular abridged version and the unabridged versions. It also has the revisor's, illustrator's and publisher's names. On the opposite page is an illustration of Heidi and a goatherd boy standing in a grassy field with goats. In the distance is a cabin with some fencing and tall evergreen trees around it. In the …

Early edition of Heidi by Johanna Spyri. The cover is white with the title in red writing, the author's name in blue, and red boxes around the title and illustration. The illustration is of Heidi and her grandfather going down a mountain in a sled. Heidi is wrapped in a red blanket while her grandfather holds on to her. In the background are snow covered evergreen trees. In the book are colored illustrations, one of which is Heidi walking down a path into town with her grandfather.