Under the Window: Pictures & Rhymes for Children (written and illustrated by Kate Greenaway; her first book both written and illustrated by herself)

Because the title page is undated, later Routledge/Warne reprints (and the cumulative ~100,000 copies produced, including the French "Sous la Fenêtre" and German editions) can be mistaken for the first. Later printings/issues LACK the three full-page illustrations on pp. 21, 35 and 63 and move/omit the "End of Contents" line from the foot of p.14; the second issue adds printer's ornaments flanking "Edmund Evans" on the title page plus a boy figure on the title verso. The circa-1880 first American edition (Routledge, New York) and later Frederick Warne reissues (after Warne absorbed Routledge's Greenaway titles) are not the first, and modern facsimiles exist. Watch for rebacked/recased boards and supplied spines — common on surviving copies given the fragile pictorial boards and yellow-stained edges; such restoration does not change issue status but should be disclosed.