A 1) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (AIW) · Alice’s adventures in the wonderland and Alice’s adventures in the mirrorland. Hard to find with dust-jacket. 2nd Acceptable translation

A 1) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (AIW)

ca. 1875

Lize’s avonturen in ’t Wonderland

Nijmegen: Blomhert & Timmerman

Mark Prager Lindo?

John Tenniel 1st Dutch (adapted) edition. No author and no

translator given. Very rare. There are only 6 copies

worldwide known. As far as is known KB (Royal

Library) has a copy without the beautiful book

cover and there is one cardboard copy in private

property in The Netherlands. Adaptation of the

first 8 chapters, no poems. Chapters IX to XII are

almost entirely omitted. 8 Color lithographs. 1st

Alice color illustrations worldwide. This book (A4-

format) has 21 pages and consists of the first 8

shortened chapters of the original “Alice” and 4

pages with 7 ever first worldwide colored Tenniel-

illustrations (by Emrik and Binger). All poems are

omitted. According to the reference-book “Lust en

Leering” (2001) by the married couple Buijnsters

the adaption is by Mark Prager Lindo (1819-1877).

1887 Alice in het land der droomen

Amsterdam: Jan Leendertz & Zoon

Eleonora Mann

Anonymous 2 Different covers (flowers, ornament), 4 color

lithographs. First worldwide illustrations not by or

after John Tenniel. Bound (flowers) in dark blue,

dark green or dark red linen, ornament only bound

in red or blue linen. Translated from the 72nd

thousand of the standard red Macmillan edition

(1883). Lewis Carroll not mentioned. (Published

May 1887). Rare, 14x19.5 cm, 136p.

In 2008 a facsimile was adapted by H. D. van Arkel

and distributed by Chipmunk International as third

edition. See also 1890 (second edition) and 2008

(reprint).

1890 Alice in het land der droomen

Amsterdam: B. H. Smit.

Eleonora Mann

Anonymous Second printing of previous item, 3 color

lithographs same as in 1st printing (the one with

Alice and her sister sitting on a bench is omitted,

probably because of a translation mistake, the

English word “bank” was translated by the Dutch

word “bank”). 2 Different covers (ducks,

ornament). The “duck-ones” bound in lightgreen,

darkgreen, lightblue, darkblue or red linen. The

“ornament” one only bound in red linen. Lewis

Carroll not mentioned; 13.5x19.4 cm, 176 p.

The green one in the right upper corner of the 6

books has a different cover type-setting.

1899 Alice’s avonturen in het wonderland

Leiden: Boekhandel en Drukkerij voorheen E. J. Brill.

R. ten Raa John Tenniel 2 Different frontcovers (sleeping Alice from The

Nursery Alice (1890), ornament). Bound in grey-

green (15.8x21.6 cm) or beige linen (15.3x21 cm).

The 1st poem and chapter X are missing, 40 out of

the original 42 illustrations (the 2 original

illustrations from chapter X are missing of course).

1st Acceptable translation. Foreword by R. ten Raa.

146 p. Three pages of advertisements at the end.


Rotterdam: D. Bolle.

R. ten Raa John Tenniel Vulnerable sewn-up edition. Paperback format.

Same content as 1899, but different cover. Hard to

find in original format.


Leeuwar-den: Hepkema & van den Velde.

R. ten Raa Brinsley Le Fanu

2 Small pockets (12.2 × 18 cm), 2 volumes (I–II).

Price 10 cts. Very vulnerable edition. Each pocket

59 p. Series: Books for boys and girls, 28–29.

Translator’s name not mentioned, but the text is

almost the same as 1899 apart from a different

foreword. Also later on also published with same

cover and prices 12,5 cts, 15 cts (1922) and 20

cts.(1929). In 1929 also published in daily paper

Leeuwarder Nieuwsblad. After the 20 cts. edition

the seriesname changed to Illustrated “Owls”

children-series. (1941?). See picture. (11.9 x 16.9

cm). Most likely in this series: only volume I.

1920 Alice in wonderland

Amsterdam: Van Holkema & Warendorf

R. ten Raa Arthur Rackham

Limited decorated bounded luxury edition (550

copies). Translator is not mentioned, but the text

is the same as 1899. No foreword. Original price

11,90 guilder (± 5 euro). 12 Tipped –in tissue-

guarded colored illustrations and several black-

and-white illustrations, 18x21.5 cm, 139 p. Title-

page: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland! Beautiful

edition. Because of the missing chapter X the

corresponding original chapter X- Rackham-

illustrations are also missing. On back-site Elias P.

van Bommel (bookbinder). It looks like this book is

part of a series of four books (not mentioned in the

book) in which every book has only 550 copies:

Arabische Nachtvertellingen, Eene

Geestverschijning and Moeder de Gans are the

other three books.

1924 Elsje’s Avonturen in ’t Wonderland

Groningen – The Hague: J. B. Wolters U.M.

B. Westerveld

John Tenniel Series: ’t Boeiende Boek. For use in secondary

schools. No typographic mouse-tail and no poems.

Bound as well as paperback. Hard to find. 89 p.,

13x18 cm.


Amsterdam: N.V. Uitgevers-maatschap-pij Groot Nederland

Antoinette van Dijk [& R. ten Raa]

John Tenniel & Margaret Tarrant

Series: Kinderboeken van Groot Nederland. Lewis

Carroll, John Tenniel, and Margaret Tarrant are not

mentioned. Retold by Antoinette van Dijk after the

ten Raa-translation. At least 2 slightly different

editions. (wether or not at the end: table of

contents and advertisements); 17.5x21.2 cm, 144

p.

1934 Alice’s avonturen in wonderland

The Hague: G. B. van Goor Zonen’s U.M. n.v.

M. C. van Oven – van Doorn

Rie Cramer 2 Editions. One with dust-jacket (17.3x22.7 cm)

and without backtitle & the other one (17.3x23.5

cm) without dust-jacket and with backtitle. Each

edition with 6 beautiful color plates & numerous

black-and-white illustrations by well-known Dutch

“jugendstil” artist Rie Cramer. Completely retold

by van Oven – van Doorn, 150 p.

1937 Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: [N P]

Henri van Hoorn [Hans Petrus van den Aardweg]

Unillustrated Very bad translation/adaption with introduction of

the story of The weird princess in chapter one and

using the translation of M.C. van Oven – van

Doorn. It’s a shame that the visual mouse-tail is

printed on 3 succeeding pages. Series Uitgave

“Goede Lectuur,” serie A, 14.5x22.6 cm, 113 p.

Vulnerable edition. No illustrations apart from the

frontcover by J. Muro. 2 Different editions: see

illustrations title-page

1942 Alice in ’t Wonderland

Amsterdam – The Hague – Rotterdam:N.V. Mag. “De Bijenkorf”

Sjoert Schwitters

Hans Brouwer

Oldest Dutch comic-adaptation. On title-page

“after Lewis Caroll”. Small pocket (12 x 8 cm).

Black-and-white illustrations with some text.

Series: Kabouterboekjes volume 5. 123 p. In 1965 a

reprint was published in 2 versions. See 1965.

1947 De Avonturen van Alice

Rotterdam – Antwerp: Ad. Donker

Cornelis Reedijk & Alfred Kossmann

John Tenniel 1st Combined edition with Through the Looking-

Glass. Alice’s adventures in the wonderland and

Alice’s adventures in the mirrorland. Hard to find

with dust-jacket. 2nd Acceptable translation. With

epilogue by the translators. Opening poem

omitted, 14x19.5 cm, 344 p. Very popular edition

and in print until the 13th print in 1992.




John Tenniel Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass.

2nd Printing. Hard to find with dust-jacket, 14.3x21

cm, 304 p.




John Tenniel Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 3d Printing, 14.3x21 cm, 304 p. Hard to find with dust-jacket.


The Hague – Djakarta – Antwerp: G.B. van Goor Zonen, N.V. Standaard Boekhandel


John Tenniel Cover picture Roothciv (Victor R.A.J. van

Schoonhoven van Beurden). 2nd (in fact 3d)

Printing (see 1934). Titlepage: Alice’s Adventures

in Wonderland. With introduction about C.L.

Dodgson/Lewis Carroll from the editorial board.

Series: OUD GOUD, XXIII, 15x20 cm, 120 p. Dutch

and Belgian edition. See picture.


The Hague – Djakarta – Antwerp: G.B.van Goor Zonen, N.V. Standaard Boekhandel


John Tenniel Cover picture Roothciv. 3d (in fact 4th) printing.

Series: OUD GOUD, XXIII. Titlepage: Alice’s

Adventures in Wonderland. There is a note about

the permission to use John Tenniel’s pictures. See

1934. Same measurements as previous item as

well as Dutch and Belgian editions.


Amsterdam – Rotterdam – Antwerp: A. van Gelder (Antwerp)

Henriette van Hoorn [Henri van Hoorn]

Unillustrated Very confusing and vulnerable edition. There are 2

versions, one with (141 p.) and one without (older?

118 p.) a completely new fictitious chapter 14. 2

Different bindings 14.8x22.5 cm and 14.5x21.7 cm.

2 Slightly different frontcovers. Different

titlepages. Series Goede Lectuur. New adaption by

Henri van Hoorn ( Hans Petrus van den

Aardweg). Separate editions published in Belgium

and The Netherlands. See also 1937.

ca. 1952

Omnibus, Drie Beroemde Verhalen

Heemstede: Jeugdland

Henri van Hoorn

Anonymous 3 Stories, 2nd story is Alice in Miracleland by “L.

Caroll” with 2 black-and-white illustrations and a

short introduction. The story about the weird

princess is omitted. Almost the same text as

published in 1937 (H. van Hoorn), 15x23 cm,

66/198 p.

1953 Alice in het Wonderland

Doornik, Belgium – Paris, France: Casterman

Jeanne Cappe

Simonne Baudoin

Retold with short introduction by Jeanne Cappe.

Colored illustrations. Bound, 22.8x30 cm. 2

Different cover pictures, the one with the rabbit is

hard to find, 32 p., slightly different backcovers.

Series De Albums van de Gouden Eeuw.

Reprinted in 1963 and 1997 with different title

omitting the word “the”.


Amsterdam – Antwerp: Mertens & Stappaerts

Renée van Walcheren

Anneke van Hees-Napjus

Collection of 49 fairy-tales, Alice in Miracleland on

pp. 357–386, 1 black-and-white illustration. At

least 2 different black covers. Title-page: Het Groot

Sprookjes Boek or De grote Nederlandse

huisbibliotheek: de Gezinsboekerij.

ca. 1954

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam – Rotterdam: [N. P.]

Annie van Munching [Henri van Hoorn]

Anonymous Edition Goede Kinderlectuur. Titlepage: opnieuw

bewerkt door (again adapted by) Annie van

Munching, 3 black-and-white illustrations, 62 p.,

14x20 cm.

See 1937 with the same story of the weird

princess.

ca. 1954

Alice in Wonderland

Antwerp, Belgium: A. van Gelder

Johanna van Munching [Henri van Hoorn]

Anonymous Titlepage: Opnieuw verteld door (again retold by)

Johanna van Munching, 3 black-and-white

illustrations, 62 p., 14x20 cm.

See 1937 with the same story of the weird

princess.

1955 Alice’s avonturen in wonderland

The Hague – Djakarta – Antwerp: G.B.van Goor Zonen, N.V. Standaard Boekhandel


John Tenniel Cover picture Roothciv. 4th (in fact 5th) Printing of

the 1934 edition. Titlepage: Alices Adventures in

Wonderland (no apostrophe). Series: OUD GOUD,

XXIII. Bound as well as paperback. Dutch edition

without date on title-page. See 1934 and 1952.

ca. 1955

Alice in Wonderland

Mechelen: Herm. Troukens

Anonymous Unillustrated By “Lewis Caroll.” Adapted from 1937 Henri van

Hoorn, inclusive the story of the weird princess.

Only published in Belgium. 64 p, 13x20 cm.

ca. 1955

Het meisje van de overkant

Mechelen: Herm. Troukens

Anonymous Unillustrated Girls’ omnibus with 3 stories: The little girl of the

opposite site by Ingrid van Manen, Alice in

Miracleland as in the previous item, and Elsli by J.

Spyri.

ca. 1955

Alice in Wonderland

’s Hertogen- bosch: Halenbeek

Patricia Sommelsdijk

Unillustrated Again adapted from 1937 Henri van Hoorn with the

story of the princess. Paperback edition. 13.3x17.8

cm, 96 p.


Antwerp, Belgium: Sheed & Ward

E. Verbraeken

Unillustrated Retold. Bound as well as paperback. Lewis Carroll

not mentioned. Coverpicture by K. Verschuere.

43p, 15.5x22.2 cm.

1956 De avonturen van alice in het wonderland en in het spiegelland

Rotterdam: Ad. Donker



Different title. Titlepage: “Lewis Caroll.” 3d (error,

so in fact 4th) Printing (see 1948). Pocket, 11.2x18.5

cm, 217 p. Introduction on the inside and on the

last pages a short history of the book and some

facts about translating the poems.


Amsterdam: v/h Van Ditmar

Martin Deelen

Alex Blum Series Illustrated Classics (famous books in words

and pictures), volume 1. Comic strip. Dutch

adaptation from Classics Illustrated (USA), volume

49 from 1948. 17x24.b cm, 48 p.


Antwerp, Belgium: De Internatio- nale Pers

Anonymous B. J. Brienen By “Caroil.” Belgian edition.


Wagenin- gen: Bureau Jeugdblad Arend

Anonymous Anonymous Published in weekly magazine Arend (volume 4,

issues 17–37). Arend is the Dutch edition of the

English magazine Eagle. Black-and-white

illustrations. 24x32 cm, printed on ¾ page.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland



Anonymous 3 Black-and-white illustrations. The story about the

weird princess is skipped. 14x21 cm, 126 p.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland



Anonymous 2 Black-and-white illustrations. The story about the

weird princess is skipped. The story is an adaption

of the previous item. 14x21 cm, 62 p.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: Mulder & Zoon

Anonymous B. J. Brienen 2 Different editions, one (A) with dust-jacket

without remark: met acht gekleurde illustraties

(with eight colored illustrations) and the other one

(B) without dust-jacket but with the remark: met

acht gekleurde illustraties (with eight colored

illustrations). By “L. Caroll.” On back-cover B no

3408 Printed in the Netherlands. Adaptation of

1937 (Henri van Hoorn) with the weird princess

and at the end of the story the vist of a certain mr.

Walls to Alice. 113 p., 14x21 cm.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: Van Holkema & Warendorf N.V.

Ankie van den Aardweg [Henri van Hoorn]

B. J. Brienen By Louise Alcott (!). Adapted for The Netherlands

by Ankie van den Aardweg, including The weird

princess in chapter 1 and a certain mr. Walls at the

end of the book. 3 Different versions of back cover,

all with no 6408. Series Junior Star pocket, no 8. 8

Colored illustrations, 13x19 cm,113 p.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: Mulder & Zoon B.V.

Anonymous Anonymous Adaption of previous item, including The weird

princess in chapter 1 and a certain mr. Walls at the

end of the book. 1 Black-and-white picture, 13x19

cm, 100 p, on back-cover no 6957.

According to the KB (Royal Library) it must be

dated around 1973 (?)

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland

[N.C.]: [N.P.]

Anonymous Anonymous Same text as in previous item, apart from an

introduction with the name Lewis Carell. On

titlepage Lewis Caroll. 2 Slightly different

frontcovers ( “naar Lewis Caroll” or only “Lewis

Caroll”), 14x20 cm, 121 p., 16 black-and-white

illustrations, probably by B.J. Brienen. Frontcover

made by Brienen. On back-cover 14312985 or

14.31.2971. Vulnerable edition.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland

[N.C.]: [N.P.]

Ankie Aalbers [Henri van Hoorn]

Unillustrated Told to the Dutch youth. Same text as in previous

item. No introduction. 2 Versions with different

back-cover. Series Wonderserie, no 2, 13.7x19.7,

94 p.

ca. 1960

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: G. Kolff & Co 90-617-6010-0


Unillustrated 2 Versions: hard cover (13.5x19.8 cm, told to the

Dutch youth) and paperback (13.3x19.2 cm, told to

the youth), 94 p., same front-covers, different back

covers. Series Wonderserie, no 2. Same text as

previous item. In 1974 the same paperback was

distributed by Uitgeverij Geka (G. Kolff&Co?) b.v.,

Alphen a.d. Rijn with 1 Tenniel-illustration and

ISBN 90-617-6010-0.

1962 Alice in wonderland

The Hague

– Antwerp:

van Goor

Zonen – de

Nederlandse

Boekhandel


John Tenniel 2 Versions, only differing in adding the name of the Belgian publisher. Illustrations front/back cover by W.J. Rozendaal, 5th (in fact 6th) printing of the 1934 edition. Titlepage: Alice’s Adventures in

Wonderland . Series: Oud Goud, 23; stories from former times retold to the Dutch youth by P. de Zeeuw J.Gzn. 14.2x21 cm, 120 p. See 1934, 1952 and 1955.


[N.C.]: Casterman

Anonymous Simonne Baudoin

Retold by Jeanne Cappe. Colored illustrations, 22.2x29.5 cm, 32 p. Series De Albums van de Gouden Eeuw, 2nd printing of 1953. Slightly different front cover (the word “the” is skipped).

ca. 1963

Meisjes Omnibus

[N.C.]: [N.P.]


Unillustrated Girls’ omnibus with 3 stories, the first is Alice in Wonderland. 2 Editions. Lewis Carroll not mentioned. Same text as ca. 1960 with princess and mr. Walls, 88 p, 13.5x19.8 cm.


Brussels, Belgium: D. A. P. Reinaert

G. S. Degens Maria Barrera

Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass, part 1 Alice in Wonderland, part 2 Alice in Mirrorland. Translated from Spanish (by Maria Marti). Partly comic strip with black-and-white illustrations. Series: Heroica Bibliotheek, no 27, 12.6x19 cm, 216 p.

1964 De Avonturen van Alice in Wonderland

Zwolle/Antwerpen: Erven J. J. Tijl N.V./ Uitgeverij De Goudvink

M. Buwalda Maraja Adaption by M. Buwalda. Series: Uit de schatkist. 24x31.6 cm, 60 p.

1965 Alice in ’t Wonderland

Amsterdam: Van Houten

Sjoert Schwitters

Hans Brouwer

Slightly different reprint of 1942. 2 Versions A: 7.8x11.5 cm, B: 8x12 cm, black-and-white illustrations with some text, 123 p. Series: Kabouterboekjes, no 2.

1966 De avonturen van Alice in wonderland en spiegelland

Rotterdam:

Ad. Donker Cornelis Reedijk & Alfred Kossmann


Different title. 4th (in fact 5th) Printing (see 1948,

1956). First big paperback. Introduction on the

backsite-cover, on the last pages a short history of

the book and some facts about translating the

poems, 12.7x19 cm, 304 p.


Amsterdam – Antwerp: Centrale Uitgeverij – Zuid-Nederland-se Uitgeverij

F. Heeresma John Tenniel Bound (Series: “Gouden Boekerij, no 8), 12.5x18.5 cm, 158 p. Pocket (Series TOP-boeken, no 8), 10.6x17.2 cm, 158 p. Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass.

ca. 1966

Alice in Wonderland

Heemstede: Jongland

Anonymous Anonymous 3 Black-and-white illustrations. “Lewis Caroll” on

front cover, but correct on title-page. Back-cover:

logo “seal juggling ball” and 14.31.2505/100; mr.

Walls is changed in mr. Moore. 14.2x20 cm, 141 p.

ca. 1967

Alice in Wonderland


Anonymous Anonymous 3 Black-and-white illustrations. Same edition as previous one, apart from publisher’s name and some text-adaptions. Back-cover: giraffe-logo and no. 7013.

1968 Eva’s Groot Vertelboek

[N.C.]: Rotagravure Pers N.V.

Hans Andreus [ Johan Wilhelm van der Zant]

Janet & Anne Grahame Johnstone

2 Stories: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Andersens fairy-tale. Lewis Carroll not mentioned, no visible mouse-tail, 22.5x27.5 cm, 61/121 p. Chapter “The mad tea-party” is not quite the same as in The big book full of animalstories, see VARIOUS-part 1962. Published by women’s magazine EVA. 3d Acceptable translation.


Rotterdam: Ad. Donker


John Tenniel Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 5th (in fact 6th) printing (see 1966). Same edition as 1966, 12.7x19 cm, 304 p.


Retie, Belgium: Kempische Boekhandel

Frans Verachtert

Rita van Nuffel

Paperback as well bound edition, only published in Belgium, cover and black-and-white illustrations by R.v.N., 16.7x23 cm, 158 p. Introduction: The history of a story.

1970–1971

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: Nederland-se Rotagravure Mij. N. V.

Anonymous Jesus Blasco Comic-strip adaptation in weekly magazine Sprookjesland (Fairy-tale country), from issue 9 (October 31, 1970) until issue 2 next year (January 9, 1971). Lewis Carroll not mentioned.


Rotterdam: Ad. Donker 90-610-0040-8


John Tenniel Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 6th (in fact 7th) printing (see 1968). Same edition as 1966, 12.7x19 cm, 304 p.


The Hague: Van Goor Zonen 90-000-1867-6

P. de Zeeuw J. Gzn

John Tenniel 6th And 7th (in fact 7th and 8th) printing. Series Oud Goud, no 1 (it was no 23). Same translation as in 1934 and reprints, but the name of Mrs. Van Oven-van Doorn is not mentioned on the title-page (only in the introduction) and is replaced by P. de Zeeuw J. Gzn. 1st Printing in this series with a John Tenniel-illustration, adapted by Veronica van Vliet) on the front cover. Black-and-white illustrations, 14.9x22 cm, 120 p. See 1962.




John Tenniel Unchanged edition from 1971. Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 7th (in fact 8th) Printing (see 1971), 12.7x19 cm, 304 p.


Helmond–Brussels: Helmond – De Lombard Uitgaven

Greg [Michel Regnier]

Daluc [Dany Hehrotin & Luc Pauloup] & Turbo [Philippe Liégeois & Bob de Groot]

Comic strip: De fantastische avonturen van Alice in Wonderland (The fantastic adventures of Alice in Miracleland). Also published in daily paper De Telegraaf (black-and-white illustrations) from May 4 until November 30 and weekly Belgian magazine Ons Volkske (until November 8, color illustrations). 2 Editions: Dutch & Belgian. LC introduces himself as Dogson(!). 21.6x28.5 cm, 48 p.



P. de Zeeuw J. Gzn

John Tenniel 8th Printing (in fact 9th). Cover illustration and text not changed. Series Oud Goud, no 1, 14.9x22 cm, 120 p. See 1972.


Alphen a.d. Rijn: GEKA B. V. 90-617-6010-0

Ankie Aalbers John Tenniel 1 Black-and-white Tenniel-illustration. Series Wonder, no 2. Paperback. Same translation (adaptation) as 1961 A v.d. Aardweg. Same edition, apart from the ISBN-number, as 1961, 13.5x19.3, 94 p.




John Tenniel Unchanged edition, apart from the measurements. Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass; 8th (in fact 9th) Printing (see 1972), 12.9x19.6 cm, 304 p.

1975 Meisjes Omnibus

Alphen aan den Rijn: GEKA B.V. 90-617-6950-7


Unillustrated Girls’ omnibus. 3 stories including Alice in Wonderland with the weird princess and mr. Walls, 13.7x20 cm, 94/286 p.. Lewis Carroll not mentioned. See ca. 1960 and ca. 1963.


Alkmaar: Kluitman 90-206-1575-0

Cok Grashoff [Pieter Grashoff & Janna Grashoff-Hageman]

Pax Steen Pocket book, 11x17 cm, 160 p. 4 Black-and-white illustrations. Retold after adaptation of M.C. van Oven – van Doorn (1934, 1962). On title-page: For girls until 10 years old. Over the years 4 editions with minimal changes were published.


The Hague: Van Goor Zonen 90- 000-2313-0


Rie Cramer 3d Printing (facsimile from 1934, only the spelling has been changed), retold by mrs. M.C. van Oven-van Doorn, 17.5x25 cm, 151 p. In the book is stated: The 1st edition was published in 1934. There was never a recorded 2d edition, but probably in 1934 there were 2 first editions published at the same time.




Pax Steen 2nd Printing. Pocket, 160 p. 4 Black-and-white illustrations. See 1975. 76-2-K is printed at the bottom right on page 160.

1976 De avonturen van Alice in Wonderland

Baarn: Hollandia B. V. 90-604-5956-3

Gonne Andriesse-van de Zande

Arthur Rackham

1st Translation with opening poem. With dust-jacket. 13 Color illustrations & several black-and-white illustrations. Introductory poem by Austin Dobson translated. Green covers, 14.2x21.5 cm, 126 p.


Retie, Belgium: Kempische Boekhandel

Frans Verachtert

Rita van Nuffel

Paperback published only in Belgium. Unchanged edition from 1970, apart from the cover-illustration by A. Goossens, 15x22 cm, 158 p. Backsite title-page: D/1976/39/2

1976 Aladdin en de Wonderlamp en andere Wereldberoemde Sprookjes

Rotterdam: Lekturama

Astrid Kleyn-Canté & Hanny van den Hoek-Mensing

Lima & Sani With dust-jacket. Big fairy-tales book, 25x29.5x3.8 cm. Last of the 11 fairy-tales is Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland retold. 120/285 p. A lot of big colored pictures.




John Tenniel Unchanged edition. Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass; 9th (in fact 10th) printing (see 1975); 13x19.5 cm,304 p.




Pax Steen 3d Printing. Pocket, 160 p. 4 Black-and-white illustrations. See 1976, 1975. 77-3-K is printed at the bottom right on page 160.



P. de Zeeuw J. Gzn

John Tenniel 9th Printing (in fact 10th). New covers, text unchanged. Series Oud Goud, no 1, 14.9x22 cm, 120 p. See 1974.


Barcelona, Spain: Art Studium – Hemma-Chevron

Anonymous Anonymous Comic strip. Volume 2 in this series. Translated from Spanish, 23.7x 30.5 cm, 32 p. Last page states: D 1978/0058/42. Back-cover: S. 3274/2 and Hemma-logo.


San Sebastian, Spain: Editorial Plan 84-399-8175-9

Anonymous Raf [Juan Rafart Roldán]

Comic strip. Series Beroemde sprookjes in beeld (Famous fairy-tales in pictures), 21x29.3 cm, 32 p.



P. de Zeeuw J. Gzn

John Tenniel 10th (in fact 11th) Printing. 19x26.8 cm, 120 p. 2 Editions: a luxury one (red) to celebrate the 10th edition of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & a normal one (yellow, publisher Van Goor Jeugdboeken Amsterdam/Brussel) in 1979. Text unchanged.


Baarn: Hollandia B. V. 90-604-5956-3

Gonne Andriesse-van de Zande

Arthur Rackham

Back of green dust-jacket states 2nd printing (of 1976). Beige covers. Unchanged edition.


Amsterdam – Brussel: Van Goor Jeugd- boeken 90-100-2645-0

P. de Zeeuw J. Gzn

John Tenniel 10th (in fact 11th) printing. Series: Oud Goud, 1. New back-cover, unchanged text apart from a new title-page, 14.9x22 cm, 120 p. 2 editions: a luxury one (red, see 1978) to celebrate the 10th edition of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & a normal one (yellow, publisher Amsterdam Elsevier, 1979).

1979 Het grote boek voor meisjes

Dronten: Fred Keizer

K. van Gelderen Publisher Services [Hans Petrus van den Aardweg]

John Tenniel Girls’ omnibus (3 stories). The Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland adaptation is close to the Ankie Aalbers text of 1960, with princess and mr. Walls. 1 Black-and-white illustration; 13.8x 21.3 cm, 94/282 p.


Dronten: Casterman Nederland B. V. 90-303-7801-8

K. van Gelderen

John Tenniel 4 Black-and-white illustrations. Series Fazant reeks. Same text as in previous item; 13.8x22.5 cm, 94 p.

ca. 1981

Alice in Wonderland

Amsterdam: A. B. C. Publications

Anonymous Anonymous Very bad translation from German. On front cover “Lewis Caroll”, on title-page correct; 12.8x19.5cm, 208 p. Black-and-white illustrations. Only sold in shops for publishers’ remainders.


Amsterdam: Loeb 90-621-3322-3

Eelke de Jong John Tenniel 4th Acceptable translation of AIW. With dust-jacket. By “Lewis Caroll” on title page. With essay The wonderful life of Lewis Carroll by Lenny

Bouman, with the remark: there’s only a slight difference between Alice’s Adventures Under Ground and the original AIW(!!!); further important dates from L.C.’s life, short L.C.-bibliography and book-publications with and short introduction by Eelke de Jong. 14.5x22 cm, 176 p.




Pax Steen 4th Printing. See 1977, 1976 and 1975. Pocket, 4 black-and-white illustrations. Different text-format on back cover. 11x17 cm, 160 p. 82-4-K is printed at the bottom right on page 160.




John Tenniel Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 10th (err, in fact 11th)) Printing (see 1948, 1977). New front and back cover; 12.4x19.8 cm, 304 p.


Alphen aan den Rijn: ICOB 90-611-3184-7

Eelke de Jong John Tenniel 2nd Printing from 1981 With dust-jacket. Same dust jacket as 1st printing except for the name of the publisher. The data of the book-publications with Eelke de Jong have been removed. 14.5x22 cm, 176 p.


Zutphen: Tieme 90-03- 90038-8

Marianne Verhaagen

Rina Mook-Kasteel

Retold. Series Woordbeeld. Read index A 90, AVI 7, Brus 30–40. For children with reading problems. Series: Woordbeeld, 14.6x21 cm, 96 p.




John Tenniel Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 11th (err, in fact 12th) printing (see 1948, 1956). New covers, 12.5x20 cm, 304 p.


Amsterdam: Van Goor 90-000-2691-1

Nicolaas Matsier [Tjit Reinsma]

Anthony Brown

5th Acceptable and 1st complete translation of AIW. On front and back cover “Lewis Caroll.” 19.8x28.6 cm, 128 p. In foreword some comments to the translation by N.M.




Anthony Brown

2nd Unchanged printing of previous item, but now with L.C.’s correct name.


Amsterdam–Gilze: Loeb– Udima 90-379-0199-9

Eelke de Jong John Tenniel Pocket-edition of 1981 (without essay). Series: Klassieke Avonturen,volume 1. 11.6x18.1 cm, 160 p.

1992 De avonturen van Alice in Wonderland en Spiegelland



John Tenniel Unchanged combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. 13th Printing, 12th printing has been skipped because of the error in 1948. See also 1987, 12.5x20 cm, 304 p.

1994 De Avonturen van Alice in Wonderland & Achter de Spiegel



John Tenniel 1st Combined and complete translation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Black-and-white & color illustrations. Introduction by Nicolaas Matsier. With dust-jacket; 14.8x20.8 cm, 265 p.

1994 Alice in Wonderland en in Spiegelland

Apeldoorn: De Eekhoorn 90-605-6508-8

Elly Schippers Brigitte Smith Translated from retold AIW/TLG story (in German) by Susa Hämmerle. No strong split between the two books, the story just continues. Short introduction about the difference between a rabbit-hole and a mirrow. Last page a Dutch adaption of Jabberwocky. Series: Juwelen uit de wereldliteratuur. 23x24.2 cm, 94 p.




John Tenniel 1st Printing of this edition. All pictures colored by Harry Theaker & Diz Wallis. Data-page: first published in 1872 by Macmillan & Co Ltd! 18.6x24.8 cm, 192 p.


[N.C.]: Casterman 90-303-0438-3

Anonymous Simonne

Baudoin

Retold by Jeanne Cappe; 3d edition (1st in 1953, 2d

in 1963). Colored illustrations. Bound. Series De

Albums van de Gouden Eeuw; 22.5x30.1 cm, 32 p.

1998 Mooiste Sprookjes

Oegstgeest: Boek Specials Nederland 90-5295-187-1-X

Anonymous A. van Gool Design, text, and illustrations: Lefèvre, Loiseaux, Nathan-Deiller, Van Gool; 6 fairy-tales with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland on 54 pages; 21.6x29.1x3.3 cm, 350 p.


Bloemen-daal: J.H. Gottmer – H.J.W. Becht BV 90-257-3180-5

Sofia Engelsman

Helen

Oxenbury

6th Acceptable translation of AIW. Hardcover with

dust-jacket, 20.5x24.2x3.2 cm, 207 p. Introduction

by S.E. Many black-and-white and color

illustrations.




John Tenniel Paperback (reprint from 1989) with wrappers. Black-and-white illustrations, 14x20.2 cm, 125 p.


Voorscho-ten: De 4 Windstre-ken 90-5579-402-3 90-5579-181-4


Lisbeth Zwerger

2nd Printing of 1999. Book-case with 2 books: AIW & De Tovenaar van Oz (The Wizard of Oz). Big poster of front-page AIW added. L.Z.’s illustrations awarded with the silver paint-brush. Box: 24.5x30 cm.


Haarlem: J.H. Gottmer – H.J.W. Becht BV 902-57-3180-5

Sofia Engelsman

Helen Oxenbury

2nd Printing. With dust-jacket. Unchanged edition. There were several reprints over the years until 2011. The displayed picture is without the dust-jacket.


Haarlem: J.H. Gottmer 978-90-257-3180-9

Sofia Engelsman

Helen Oxenbury

3d Printing. With dust-jacket. See previous item.


Amsterdam: Van Goor 978-90-000-3106-1


John Tenniel 2nd Printing from 1996. All pictures colored by Harry Theaker & Diz Wallis. With dust-jacket.

2003 De beste sprookjes

Oegstgeest: Boek Specials Nederland bv 90-5295-101-2

Anonymous A. van Gool Design, text, and illustrations: Lefèvre, Loiseaux, Nathan-Deiller, Van Gool; 6 fairy-tales with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland on 54 pages; 21.6x29.1x3.3 cm, 350 p. Same edition as 1998, except for a different back-cover lay-out and different colour covers.


[N.C.]: Paperview

Peter Christiaens

Unillustrated Series De Gouden Jeugdcollectie (The Golden Youth Collection), 17. With dust-jacket; 12.5x21 cm, 125 p. Coverillustration Thomas DeCoster.


Leidschen-dam: Kemper Conseil 90-76542-12-0

Akkie de Jong John Tenniel Pocket book. Includes a short essay about Lewis Carroll plus some photographs and pictures by Lewis Carroll; 11.2x18 cm, 192 p.

2006 De Avonturen van Alice in Wonderland & Spiegelland

Rotterdam: Ad. Donker bv 90-6100-578-7

Peter Bulthuis

John Tenniel 7th Acceptable translation of AIW. Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. Translation of Reedijk & Kossmann edited and revised (complete translation) by P. Bulthuis. 1st Edition in this translation. Afterword by Bulthuis; paperback; 12x20 cm, 315 p.


Oud-Beijerland: Classic Press 978-90- 8720-019-0

Eelke de Jong Unillustrated Edited by Els Musterd – de Haas (same translation as in 1982). Subtitle Doldwaze avonturen in een bijzonder fantasieland (Mad foolish adventures in a special fantasyland). Afterword by Lenny Bouman with the remark: there’s only a slight difference between Alice’s Adventures Under Ground and the original AIW(!!!); bound, 14.5x21.8 cm, 136 p.

2008 Alice in het Land der Droomen

Eindhoven: Chipmunk Internatio-nal 978-90-861-9009-6

Eleonora Mann

Anonymous Reprint from 1887. Eleonora Mann’s translation adapted by Harald van Arkel; 14x20.5 cm, 125 p.

2009 De avonturen van Alice in Wonderland & Achter de Spiegel en wat Alice daar aantrof

Amsterdam: Athenaeum-Polak & Van Gennep 978-90-253-6421-2


John Tenniel Book-case with 2 books with dust-jackets. First volume Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Second volume annotations by Martin Gardner, edited for the Dutch readers by Nicolaas Matsier; 17.2x25.5x5 cm, 247 & 207 p.


Leeuwar-den: Uitgeverij Libre 978-90-797-5812-8

Anonymous Rene Cloke Edited by Jane Carruth; 21.5x28.5 cm, 89 p.


Genk, Belgium: Daedalus 978-90-881-0142-7

Xmed Xavier Colette

Translated from French. Scenario: David Chauvel. Comic-strip. With wrappers; 24.2xc32 cm, 72 p.


Mechelen, Belgium: Baeckens Books N.V. 978-90-5461-753-2

Veerle Tomboy

Andrea Denegri & Christian Aliprandi

Translated from Italian. Adaptation by Geronimo Stilton. Colorful text; 14.6x19.3 cm, 219 p. No dust-jacket. See also 2012.


Leuven, Belgium: Davidsfonds Uitgeverij nv 978-90-630-6621-5

Ed Franck [Eddy Vrancken]

Rébecca Dautremer

Beautiful edition. Adaptation & afterword by Ed Franck. Translated from a French edition. Famous photo of Alice Liddell as beggar girl on page 4. Big hardback (35x28.5 cm), 141 p.


Haarlem: Gottmer 978-90-257-3180-9

Sofia Engelsman

Helen Oxenbury

Beautiful book-case with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.


Amsterdam: De Wakkere Muis 978-90-859-2178-3

Siska Lernout Andrea Denegri, Christian Aliprandi, Simona Gargantini, Jole Montalbano

With dust-jacket. Translated from Italian. Adaptation by Geronimo Stilton. Colorful text. Dutch adaption by De Wakkere Muis. Lay-out, text and covers differ slightly with the Belgian Stilton-edition from 2011; 14.6x19.3 cm, 223 p.


Amsterdam:

Athenaeum

– Polak &

Van

Gennep

978-90-253-

6995-8


John Tenniel Bound, black covers and green dustjacket. Series: Perpetua Reeks. Afterword For all ages by N.M., 14.2x22.5 cm, 244 p.

2014 Alice in Wonderland & Alice in Spiegelland

Haarlem: Gottmer Uitgevers Groep BV 978-90-257-5917-9

Sofia Engelsman

Floor Rieder Beautiful bound edition with subtitles: de avonturen van alice in wonderland & de avonturen van alice in spiegelland (the adventures of alice in miracleland & the adventures of alice in mirrorland). Illustrations in 4 colors: black, white red and green; 15x19.2 cm, 178(AIW)/202(TLG) p.


Haarlem: Gottmer Uitgevers Groep BV 978-90-257-5917-9

Sofia Engelsman

Floor Rieder Second edition from 2014 (see previous item). Only differences are the book-dimensions: 15.5x19.7 cm. In 2018 a playing card set (2 sets) together with a booklet, including some classic cardgames is published. 15.4x12x3.6 cm.


Amsterdam:

Uitgeverij

Rainbow bv

978-90-417-

1173-1


John Tenniel Series: Rainbow. Bound with dust-jacket. Afterword For all ages by N.M. 11.4x18.2 cm, 296 p.


Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Memphis Belle 978-94-631-3040-0

Dorine Louwerens

Tony Ross Beautiful edition. Adaption and illustrations by Tony Ross (1993). Bound, 20.5x27 cm, 204 p.


Amsterdam: Pantheon 978-90-488-2934-7

Eelke de Jong

John Tenniel Paperback. Afterword by Lenny Bouman with the remark: there’s only a slight difference between Alice’s Adventures Under Ground and the original AIW(!!!); A list of some important dates from Dodgson’s life and a short bibliograhy; 12.5x20 cm, 131 p.

2015 De Avonturen van Alice in Wonderland & Spiegelland

Rotterdam: Ad. Donker bv 978-90-6100-578-0

Peter Bulthuis

John Tenniel 2d Printing of 2006. Bound edition. On front cover a painting of Alice Liddell by Berenice Noordam. Combined edition with Through the Looking-Glass. Translation of Reedijk & Kossmann edited and revised (complete translation) by P. Bulthuis. Afterword by Bulthuis; 12.8x20.2x3.6 cm, 315 p.

2016 Het echte sprookje van Alice in Wonderland

Mechelen:

Baeckens

Books NV

978-90-592-

4178-7

Hanne Vanden-broeck

Manuela Adreani

Beautiful bound edition. Adaption by Giada Francia; 24.8x31 cm, 80 p.

2016 De Avonturen van Alice Alice in Wonderland & Achter de Spiegel

Amsterdam: Meulenhoff Boekerij bv 978-90-225-7651-9


Mervyn Peake

Bound with dustjacket. Revised translation by N.M. Afterword For all ages by N.M. Essay about the illustrations translated by Jan Pott; 13.2x18.7 cm, 333 p.


Den Haag: Kemper Conseil 978-90-76542-836

Akkie de Jong John Tenniel Hardback edition of 2006 (slightly different translation). Includes a short essay about Lewis Carroll plus some photographs and pictures by Lewis Carroll; on title-page 41 (!) illustrations by J.T. This time the black and white illustrations are colorized; 13.5x21.2 cm, 141 p.


Antwerpen: WPG Uitgevers België 978-90-59089-894

Ed Franck [Eddy Vrancken]

Rébecca Dautremer

Slightly different second edition from 2011. No afterword. Famous photo of Alice Liddell as beggar girl at the end of the story. Softback, 14.5x19.3 cm, 217 p. Nice edition.

2019 Alice’s Avonturen in Wonderland

[N.C.]: [N.P.] 978-94-90722-18-0

Google

Co.(?)

Unillustrated Very weird ridiculous on demand automatic

translation.

15.2x22.8 cm, no page numbering.


[N.C.]: [N.P.]


Unillustrated Motto: Enjoy this classic with a Tripel Karmeliet (beer brand) and taste the time. No mention of translator but surely the sixties-translation by Reedijk/Kossmann has been used. Just AIW, no TLG. Carol on frontside, Carroll on titlepage. No shape in the mouse-tail. See www.hopt.nl for a copy. 14.7x21.5 cm, 65 p.

http://www.hopt.nl/

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A 1) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (AIW) · Alice’s adventures in the wonderland and Alice’s adventures in the mirrorland. Hard to find with dust-jacket. 2nd Acceptable translation