Infant's Economical Sunday School Library
Economical Primary Class Library, No. 1
| 1. Thornton's Courage |
| 2. Gray Wolf |
| 3. Tom's Little Maid |
| 4. Lost in the Snow |
| 5. Hal Foote's Walnuts |
| 6. Dorothy's Adventure |
| 7. Guy's Self Will |
| 8. Rose and Charlie |
| 9. Kate Thornton's Motto |
| 10. A Summer in the Country |
| 11. Amy Elliot |
| 12. Clara's Trial |
| 13. Week in a Tent |
| 14. Pair of Shoes |
| 15. Madelaine's Voyage |
| 16. Elmer's Morning Glory |
| 17. A White Rose |
| 18. Autumn Leaves |
| 19. Little Buds |
| 20. Uncle Jerry's Blossom |
| 21. The Wayside Flower |
| 22. Dick and Grace |
| 23. Bobby Shafto |
| 24. The Fisher Boy |
| 25. Jack Greene |
| 26. A Long Day |
| 27. Uncle Dick's Portfolio |
| 28. Winter Story |
| 29. Book about Indians |
| 30. A Day in the Woods |
| 31. A Christmas at School |
| 32. A Bit of Sunshine |
| 33. One Small Boy |
| 34. Ho! for the Country |
| 35. Snowy Day |
| 36. Old Scrap-Book |
| 37. Toby's Helpers |
| 38. Hartley School |
| 39. Poacher's Son |
| 40. Story of the Sea |
This Library was introduced in 1877. The forty volumes were sold in
a wooden case. Initially this Library was called the "Infant's
Economical Sunday-School Library" and was a companion to the
Economical
Sunday-School Library which was also released in 1877 and was
subsequently called Economical Sunday-School Library "A".
All of these title were anonymously authored. These books were
previously published in other Dodd, Mead & Co. series in different
formats.
Cloth. Tan seen. Blindstamped with central cover embossed pattern.
Gilt title lettered on the spine. 4" x 6.25"
