The Dream Coach

Notes

Anne is known mainly as a writer, Dillwyn mainly as an artist/illustrator, but: "[Anne] and her younger brother Dillwyn, her only sibling, created two children's books, dividing equally the writing and illustrating work, and one book of literary sketches. She wrote and illustrated two more juveniles on her own." --John P. Reid, "Anne Parrish", Collecting Delaware Books (jnjreid.com/cdb) This is one of the two jointly credited children's books.

1st ed. LCCN: "5 p. l., 3-143 p. incl. illus, plates. double pl. 22 cm." {{OCLC|765763078}} represents the digital copy at HathiTrust Digital Library which shows

• Title page shows the following in square block between 'The Dream Coach' and location/publisher/year:
• -- Fare: forty winks
• -- Coach leaves every night for no one knows where * * and here is told how a princess, a little chinese emperor, a french boy & a norwegian boy took trips in this great coach *
• -- by Anne and Dillwyn Parrish * * with pictures & a map by the authors
• Copyright page "Published September, 1924."
• p3-7, the first chapter is a poem from their work ''Knee-High to a Grasshopper'', illustrated
• four following chapters are linked by a frame story about the dream coach

Price from advertisement by the publisher NY Herald, Tribune 1924-11-09

As of 2016-05-17 Wikipedia credits writer Anne, illustrator Dillwyn, which is plausible, but the title page explicitly credits joint work

ISBN-10 9997488717 at Amazon as of 2016-06-02 (1st ed., June 1924)