Q: I am trying to identify the age and value of a book that belonged to my grandmother (The Song of Hiawatha). I suspect it is the early 1900’s, but there is no date published in the book. Thanks for your help.
A: It was published in 1907 as part of the Petit Trianon Series.
Q: Greetings, I am emailing regarding a copy of Alice in Wonderland that i have found while searching the web.
I have loved this story since I was you young and as a lifelong pursuit i am hoping to start a collection of antique fairytale books. I place a lot of value on finding a good condition of this particular book but am also just starting to learn about collecting! I have attached the book below. It is listed for 234 dollars. Does this book hold that value? What are some good resources to gain knowledge on collecting these treasures? Any information you have would be very helpful!
A: In my opinion that book is massively overpriced.
It was published in 1915 as part of the Vademecum Series and originally came within a labeled box.
Q: I stumbled on this copy of Lowell’s Poems, and in trying to research it a bit, I stumbled on your site. Cool work!
Based on what I’m seeing on your site, it looks like this copy is pre-1900, but I couldn’t find the title in the non-series work or this cover in the series’ you’ve got.
Q: Today I purchased “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and I’m not sure how to tell how old the copy is. It is definitely a Henry Altemus Published book, but everywhere I look, I don’t see any other copy like it.
Q: Can you tell me anything about this book? Thank you 
A: Your book is part of the Petit Trianon Series and was published in 1899.
It originally came within a labeled box.
It is a reprint.
Q: Hello, I recently came into possession of a box of books my mother collected from yard sales and estate sales as a teenager. She has always had an affinity for vintage books, a trait I have inherited.
In the box was a copy of Edgar Allen Poe’s Weird Tales and according to the fly leaf it was printed and bound by The Henry Altemus company. I was wondering if there was anything you might be able to tell me about it I’m having trouble finding more information online.
A: Your book was published in 1899 as part of the Vademecum Series.
It is a reprint.
See: Henry Altemus Company – Vademecum Series (later numbering) Series 180
Q: I purchased this book today (The Chimes). The date on the inside is 1903 on a hand written inscription but no printed date. I can’t seem to determine which series it’s from. 
A: Your book was published in 1901-1902 as part of the Petit Trianon Series.
The cover illustration was drawn by Alphonse Mucha.
Q: Found this book among my parent’s books, can you tell me anything about it please? Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Q: I recently came across a book that I picked up at a sale years ago and noticed that it was very very old, it’s a copy of A Dog of Flanders by Ouida and the publisher is Altemus so I was doing some research on it but came up with nothing but I found your website and I was wondering if it could be if any interest to you.
There’s no date of publication but in the back someone had written a note that dates it back to 1907 so let me know if you can tell me anything about it, I’d appreciate it. Thank you for your time.
A: Your book is part of the Vademecum Series and was published in 1907, originally in a labeled box.
It is a reprint.
See: http://www.henryaltemus.com/series/series180.htm
Here is a picture of a representative box.
Q: Hello, Can you give me any info on this book? (Drummond’s Addresses) 
