Variant A[1866]: Same upper wrapper as
pcb984, on pink paper; specific to this picturebook, at centre, not inserted in any panel, in red: "The"; three red panels, in black: "[upper panel, outlined in black] Wonders | [central] of | [lower panel, outlined in black] Providence | [not inserted in any panel, in red] 104th Psalm."; lower wrapper printed in black on pink paper, inserted in a frame, publishers' advertisements: "Warne's Juvenile Gift Books. | [two columns, first] Warne's Sixpenny 32mo Books. | Elegantly printed with new type, in modern style, cloth, gilt edges, | with coloured frontispiece (Kronheim's process). | Little Nettie; or, Home Sunshine. | Annie and Mary; or, Pride and Humility. | The Little Black Hen. | Maggie's Christmas; or, the Rose in the Desert. | Martha's Visit and its Result. | Gertude and Lily; or, Good Resolution. | Althea; or, Sunshine and Shade. | The Prince in Disguise; or, The Troubles of Austin May. | The Basket of Flowers; or, Piety and Truth Triumphant. | Robert Dawson; or, The Brave Spirit. | Babes in the Basket; or, Daph and her Charge. | Dairyman's Daughter. By the late Legh Richmond. | Jane Hudson; or, The Secret of Getting on in the World. | Ruth Elmer: a Tale for School Girls. | Philip and Arthur; or, the Chatterton Children. | ***A fourpenny edition is also published of the above, in fancy paper | covers, with plain illustrations. | Warne's Shilling Series of Juvenile Books. | Post 8vo, 128 pp., cloth gilt; with coloured illustrations, by J.D. Watson, &c. | Master Gregory's Cunning, and what He | Got by it. | Country Scenes and Other Tales. | Little Amy's Birthday, &c. By Harriet Myrtle. | The Pet Lamb, &c. | The Little Foundling, &c. | The Man of Snow, &c. | Karl Krinken; or, The Christmas Stocking. | Mr Rutherford's Children. | Second series. | Caspar; or, The Breakfast Table. | The Basket of Flowers. (Revised edition.) | Easy Rhymes and Simple Poems. | Ada Brenton; or, Plans for Life. | Ruth Clayton; a Book for Girls. | Sabbath Talks with Little Children. | Sabbath Talks about Jesus. | Fanny Lincoln; or, The Mountain Daisy. | The Children's Harp; or, Selected Poetry. | Nellie Gray; or, the Ups and Downs of Life. | Clara Woodward and her Day Dreams. | Frank Russell; or, Living for an Object. | My Earnings; or, The Story of Anne Ellison's Life. | [second column] Warne's Eighteenpenny Juveniles. | Pott [sic] 18mo, with original illustrations, cloth extra. | Truth and Falsehood. By the author of | "The Little Drummer." | Tales from Dreamland. By the Author of | "The Seven Little People." | Patient Henry: a Tale for Boys. | Tales for the Young. By Hans Christian | Andersen. | Allen and Harry; or, Set about it at once. | An Autumn at Karnford; or, Country | Life. | Georgie and Lizzie; or, Self-Denial. | Douglas Family; or, Friendship in Childhood. | Arnold Lee; or, Rich and Poor Children. | Warne's Two-Shilling Gift Books. | Fcap 8vo, with original illustrations, cloth gilt. | Evenings at Home. By Dr. Aiken and Mrs. | Barbauld. With gilt edges. | Day's Sandford and Merton. Ditto. | Robinson Crusoe. By De Foe [sic]. Ditto, ditto. | Poetry of the Best Authors. By | Anne Bowman. | How to Be Happy; or, Everyday Work. By | Catherine D. Bell. | Sundays at Encombe. By the Rev. H.C. Adams. | Mary Elliot; or, Kindness of Heart. By Catherine | D. Bell. | Louie Atterbury: a Book for Girls. | Adams' (Rev. H.C.) | Tales for Sunday Reading. | Price one shilling, in a handsome packet, 12 sorts, with illustrations, sewed; | or separately, one penny each. | Adam and Eve; or, the First Grave. | The Deluge; or, The Marriage of Salech. | The Tower of Babel; or, The Feast of Bel. | Melchizedek and Abraham; or, The | King's Meeting. | Sodom and Gomorrah; or, The Guilty Cities. | Abraham and Isaac; or, The Only Son. | Esau and Jacob; or, The Two Brothers. | Joseph and his Brethren; or, The | Egyptian Governor. | The Death of the First-Born; or, The Visitation. | Pharaoh's Overthrow; or, The Fall of the Egyptians. | &c., &c., &c. | [at centre] London: | Fred.k Warne & Co., | Bedford Street. Covent Garden. | [outside the frame] Edmund Evans, Engraver and Printer, Raquet Court, Fleet Street."; registering marks on upper wrapper (2 red dots, top), plate 1 (5 black dots, upper right side) and 3.4 (5 black dots, centre)
Variant B[1866]: Same upper wrapper as variant A; lower wrapper printed in bluish-black on pink paper, inserted in a frame, publishers' advertisements: "Warne's Nursery Literature. | [two columns, first] Warne's large picture toy books. | In large crown 4to, price 6d. each, with handsome wrappers; or mounted with | linen, each 1s. | Horses. Book of trades. | Dogs. Little Red Riding Hood. | Old Mother Hubbard and her dog. | Cock Robin's death and burial. | The children in the wood. | The Sunday A B C. | Edith's alphabet. | The object alphabet. | Jack in the box. | Others in preparation. | Warne's popular alphabets. | In demy 4to, 6d. each, sewed; or mounted, 1s. With entirely new designs | by Crane, Phiz, &c., printed in colours by Edmund Evans. | 1. The London alphabet. | 2. The country alphabet. | 3. The alphabet of games and sports. | Imperial 16mo, 320 pages. | A book of nursery tales. | A keepsake for the young. | A thoroughly revised edition, containing – | [two columns, first] Cinderella; or, the glass | slipper. | Jack the giant killer. | The sleeping beauty. | The yellow dwarf. | Red-Cap. | The giant with the golden | hairs. | Blue-Beard. | The three soldiers. | Snowdrop. | [second] The invisible prince. | Beauty and the Beast. | Prince Cherie. | Valentine and Orson. | The enchanted hind. | Blanche and Rosalind. | The white cat. | Goody Two-Shoes. | The golden goose. | The children in the wood. | Whittington and his cat. | [centre] Splendidly illustrated by Franklyn, Selous, John Gilbert &c., | and printed in first-class style by Clay. | Choice books for young children. | In imperial 8vo, price 2s. 6d. each, boards; or with the plates fully coloured, | cloth, gilt edges, 4s. | Little Lily's alphabet. With twenty-five large illustrations | by Oscar Pletsch. | In and out of school. Edited by L.V. With twenty-six large | original designs by Absolon. | ***These volumes are elegantly printed by Ballantyne, Roberts, and Co., | in their very best style. | A most successful child's book. | In oblong 8vo, price 3s. 6d., boards; or with the plates fully coloured, 6s. | The book of nonsense. By Edward Lear. The eighteenth | thousand. With upwards of one hundred plates. | Or in three different volumes, plain 1s., or coloured 2s., thirty-three plates in each. | [second column] Aunt Louisa's London toy books. | In demy 4to, 1s. each, stiff wrappers; or mounted, 2s. | Nursery rhymes. | A, apple-pie. | Childhood's happy hours. | The railway A B C. | ***With large original page plates by the first artists, in the very best style | of colour printing, with letter-press descriptions. | Aunt Louisa's Sunday books. | In demy 4to., 1s. each, stiff fancy cover; or mounted, 2s. | The proverbs of Solomon. With twelve original page plates. | Joseph and his brethren. With twelve original page plates. | Engraved and printed by Edmund Evans, in his best style of colours. | Our favourite nursery rhymes. | In imperial 16mo, 6d. each, with illustrated covers, and numerous pictures; | or, with the plates fully coloured, 1s. | 1. Nursery rhymes and songs. | 2. Nursery rhymes, games, riddles, and charms. | 3. Old Mother Hubbard, and House that Jack built. | 4. Old Woman and her pig, and Frog that would | a-wooing go. | 5. Old Mother Goose, and History of Tom Thumb. | In demy 4to, elegantly gilt, 5s. | Aunt Louisa's London picture book. | With eighteenth pages of original plates printed in oil colours by Kronheim. | In royal 4to, price 5s., new illustrated cover. | Warne's picture playmate. | Being the large picture toys in one volume. With forty-eight pages of | illustrations, printed in colours. | In small 4to, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d. | Our favourite nursery rhymes. | With upwards of one hundred illustrations, by Bayes, T. Dalziel, | and Zwecker, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel. | In small 4to, price 3s. 6d., cloth gilt. | Nursery rhymes, tales, and jingles. | Printed in a unique style, with elegant borders and ornamental designs, including | seventy-six exquisite woodcuts by Cope, Horsely, Dyce, &c. | By the author of "The alphabet of flowers," in imperial 16mo, | price sixpence, sewed. | The alphabet of fruits. | With twenty-four large original illustrations by Absolon, from designs by the | author. | Also in cloth, gilt, with the plates finely coloured, 2s 6d. | [centre] London: Fredk Warne & Co., Bedford Street, Covent Garden."