The story depicts the cats' interactions with their household and various misadventures
Details include rail tracks
Pencil inscription on inside front cover notes the book as a first edition (unstated in the book itself) and refers to it as the author’s most famous work
Estimated $520–$1206
Both Native American figures show paint loss and chipping
Lot 070 - Antique Brass Tripod Map Reader Loupe with Cylindrical Storage Canister, "Try Me" Trademark, Manufactured by J.P. Cutts, Sutton, & Son, Sheffield, England, Circa 1870, 2" W x 1-3/4" H 4758 The story depicts the cats'Antique brass tripod map reader loupe with a threaded lens housing on three fixed legs, accompanied by a cylindrical brass storage canister with a friction fit lid. The canister lid is stamped with the "Try Me" anchor trademark of J. P. Cutts, Sutton, & Son, Sheffield, England, circa 1870. The loupe and canister show oxidation, tarnish, and patina throughout the brass surfaces. The black finish surrounding the lens has areas of loss and wear.
