MORE TALES FROM THE MASNAVI.
London: Allen & Unwin, 1963. First edition. 252 pages.
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SELECTED CHINA STORIES OF ELDER-RESPECTING.
Beijing: China Centr of Adoption Affairs, 2004. Stiff paper covers in box with a lifting ribbon; 242 pages.
TALES OF NASR-ED-DIN KHOJA.
London: Nisbet, 1923. Foreword by Valentine Chirol; 256 pages.
A MANUAL OF RELIGIOUS SIGNS.
Atlanta: Home Mission Board, 1978. 191 pages.
TO WINDWARD OF THE LAND: THE OCCULT WORLD OF ALEXANDER CHARLES.
Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1979. First edition. 307 pages.
THE VERSATILE EGG.
Middlesex: Rochester Folk Art Guild, 1969. Number 12 of a limited edition of 500 copies; 14 pages.
IBA'SE ORISA; Ifa Proverbs, Folktales, Sacred History & Prayer
Bronx: Original Publications, 1994. First edition. 221 pages.
AMERICAN FOLKLORE: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1950-1974.
Metuchen: Scarecrow, 1977. First edition.
THE SONG OF THE STORK; and Other Ancient Armeian Songs
Reading: Taderon Press, 2004. First edition. with drawings by Nonny Hogrogian; Signed by the author and illustrator; 47 pages.
THE THREE DERVISHES AND OTHER PERSIAN TALES AND LEGENDS.
London: Oxford University, 1923. First edition. CCLIV in the World's Classics Series; 210 pages.
STORYTELLING AND EDUCATION: PARABOLA, VOL IV, NO 4, NOVEMBER, 1979.
New York: 1979. First printing. Contents include STRUNG MEMORIES by Sister Maria Jose Hobday - In memory of a mother and father who gave the gift of stories, TOWARDS BEGINNINGS, PART II by Richard Lewis - A father/teacher continues his exploration of the nature of childhood, LEARNING THE HOLY TONGUE...
THE BOOK OF THE THOUSAND NIGHTS AND ONE NIGHT; Volume IV
New York: St Martin's Press, 1972. First US edition. Rendered into English from the literal and complete French translation of Dr. J.C. Mardrus; Volume IV only; 537 pages.
TALES OF OLD JAPAN.
Rutland: Tuttle, 1971. Fourth printing. 429 pages.
TALES OF LAND OF DEATH; Igbo Folk Tales
New York: Zenith, 1971. First edition. 114 pages.
LITTLE SHOOTER OF BIRDS AND THE GREAT SUN.
Middlesex: Rochester Folk Art Guild, N.D., c. 1981. Handscripted, Illustrated with Woodcuts and Printed; 32 pages.
TIGER BY THE TALE: A MARIONETTE PLAY.
Middlesex: Rochester Folk Art Guild, N.D., c. 1980. Dramatized from an Old Chinese tale and Silk-screened by the Rocgester Folk Art Guild; 14 pages.
IN THE TRADITION OF MOSES AND MOHAMMED; Jewish and Arab Folktales
Aronson, 1994. First printing. 298 pages.
WORLD TALES.
London: Idries Shah Foundation, 2015. Second edition. Five volume numbered set limited to 500 copies; Card stating 'With the complimants...' of the publisher, laid in; 530 pages.
LATE ANTIQUE MOTIFS IN YEZIDI ORAL TRADITION.
Gorgias, 2013. Second Impression. Perspective on Philosophy and Religious Thought No. 8; 549 pages.
ANCIENT INDIAN MAGIC AND FOLKLORE.
Boulder: Great Eastern, 1980. First printing. 190 pages.
ABOUT THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
London: McGraw-Hill, 1977. First UK edition. 126 pages.
JAPANESE TALES.
New York: Pantheon, 1987. First edition. 341 pages.
SEERS, SAINTS AND SINNERS; The Oral Tradition of Upper Egypt
London: Tauris, 2012. First printing. Traditional Egyptian folktales have a flavor and vivacity that until now has proved impossible to render in translation. Here, Elizabeth Wickett presents a translation into English of five rich and vivid tales from Upper Egypt that accurately captures the drama, wit, and vitality of Egyptian...
RIDDLES OF MANY LANDS.
New York: Abelard-Schuman, 1956. Illustrated by Lili Cassel; 160 pages.
THE FOLKLORE OF FAIRT-TALE.
London: Watts, 1924. 240 pages.
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