Witch Winnie Series by Elizabeth W. Champney
| 1. Witch Winnie; the Story of a "King's Daughter" |
1889 |
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| 2. Witch Winnie's Mystery; The Old Oak Cabinet |
1891 |
(illustrated by J. Wells Champney and C.D. Gibson) |
| 3. Witch Winnie's Studio; or, The King's Daughter's Art Life |
1892 |
(illustrated by J. Wells Champney) |
| 4. Witch Winnie in Paris; or, The King's Daughters Abroad |
1893 |
(illustrated by J. Wells Champney) |
| 5. Witch Winnie at Shinnecock; or, the King's Daughter in a
Summer Art School |
1894 |
(illustrated by J. Wells Champney) |
| 6. Witch Winnie in Versailles |
1895 |
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| 7. Witch Winnie in Holland |
1896 |
(First edition has 1896 on the title page) |
| 8. Witch Winnie in Venice, and the Alchemist's Story |
1897 |
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| 9. Witch Winnie in Spain |
1898 |
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Dodd, Mead & Co. published the first editions of Volumes #2-9.
The first edition of volume #1 was published by White
and Allen.
Dodd, Mead & Co. began publishing these titles in 1891.
For more information about this series see: Witch
Winnie Series
Format 1 Volumes #1-9 Dodd, Mead & Co.
Cloth. Green or grey. Gilt lettering on the cover and the spine. 12
mo.
This format was published at least until 1898 since a copy of "Spain"
has been seen with this cover.
Format 2 Volumes #1-9 Dodd, Mead & Co.
Cloth. Dark green. Cover notes the title within a wreath. 12 mo.
This later format (Oval) has been seen with an 1896 Holland book and
an 1897 Venice book. This would seem to indicate that either both
formats were being published at the same time or that earlier title
pages were still being used for the later format.
Volume #1 "Witch Winnie" was also published in the Phenix Series in
1902. This is a multivolume, multi authored series published by Dodd,
Mead & Co.
Cloth, Green with floral cover picture. 16 mo.
Sometime in the early 1900's a third format was introduced for the
nine titles.
