Mite. Robinson, E[rnest] A., Grimsby. Grimsby. 1896.

28  printed pages. 5 illustrations (including Gutenberg Fust and Schoeffer) and coat of arms opposite leaf that states "Copy accepted by Her Majesty"; a similar copy is in Queen Mary's Dolls' House Library (E.V. Lucas, 381). The type used is Brilliant and the text is printed within red borders.  It covers the invention of printing, the Eiffel Tower, the annual consumprtion of steel for pins, and various significant dates. 18 x 21 mm. Original olive-green printed paper wrappers. Covers verl slightly creased and rubbed at extremities.  Bondy, 99. Spielmann, 376. Welsh, 5069.    OCLC, 53403802. WorldCat records 8 copies of three editions worldwide. In 1981 Louis Bondy said" for many years the smallest English book printed from moveable type and may in fact still deserve that distinction". The Royal leaf is less commonly found in most copies of the Mite.