1.How Styopka the homeless man became a pioneer Lopatina S. Publisher: Moscow: Publishing house G. F. Mirimanov Date: 1925 Illustrator: Artemyev V. Volume: 32 pp. Subject: Rare book; Street children; Pioneers 2.Neverov, Alexander. How the dolls lived and what the tin soldier did. Drawings by Boris Ioganson. Moscow, edition G.F. Mirimanova, 1925. 24 p. with ill. Circulation 10,000 copies. Price 30 kopecks. In color publisher's lithographed cover. Very rare! 3.Lugansky M. Match and candle / M. Lugansky; rice. A.F. Andronova. - Moscow: Publication by G.F. Mirimanov, 1924.- 15 p. -- 1. Rare book -- Single edition. -- 2. Entertaining natural science. -- 3. Stories about things. Restrictions: Protected by copyright An antique Russian early Soviet childrens book with illustrations, Match and Candle, From the Scientific Tales of Burghel by Mikhail Semenovich Lugansky for Pupil library. Illustrations by Anatoly Andronov. Publishers illustrated cover. Publishing House of G. F. Mirimanov, Moscow, 1924. Circulation of 10000 copies. Stamped with a bookplate of Gerzen Institutes Childrens Library, exlibris, and numbered inside and on the cover. Anatoly Fedorovich Andronov, 1869 to 1947, a painter, graphic artist. In 1884 to 1895 he studied at MUZHVZ with I. M. Pryanishnikov, E. S. Sorokin, and also at the Higher Art School at the Imperial Academy of Arts in the workshop of I. E. Repin. He worked as a landscape painter, genre painter. Antiquarian Librarian Books, Collectible Russian Soviet Childrens Books and Magazines. Dimensions: Size: 7 x 10 1/4 in. All measurements are approximate. 4.Vanya, the red shepherd Ldov Kondrat Publisher: Leningrad: Priboy Date: 1926 Illustrator: Rudakov Konstantin Ivanovich Volume: 32 pp. Subject: Rare book; Children in the village 5.P. Orlovets, "Galoshes of Spiridon", 1925, "Young Guard", Moscow, 16 pages, stamps, 22.5x18 cm, very rare