2 Witch Winnie books The Kings Daughter  and In Holland by Elizabeth W Champney 1911 AL Chatterton Z ixx. Both book are in very good vintage condition. with slight signs of age. 
he Witch Winnie Series (2-Volume Book Lot)
Witch Winnie: The Story of a King's Daughter
Witch Winnie in Holland
Author: Elizabeth W. (Williams) Champney
Publisher: A.L. Chatterton Co., New York
Date/Edition: 1911 Edition
Format: Hardcover Sub-Set (Typically bound in light cloth featuring unique, stylized pictorial cover graphics or uniform series framing)
Detailed Description
This listing features a wonderful two-volume vintage book lot from the highly popular, turn-of-the-century Witch Winnie series written by celebrated American author Elizabeth W. Champney. Published in 1911 by the A.L. Chatterton Company, these books follow the spirited, artistic, and benevolent adventures of Winnie (affectionately nicknamed "Witch" Winnie for her enchanting charm and clever mischief).
The Story of a King's Daughter serves as the foundational introduction to Winnie and her tight-knit circle of boarding school friends who band together to form a charitable group called the "King's Daughters," building a tenement nursery for impoverished children.
In Holland tracks Winnie's growth as an art student traveling across Europe, providing readers with a rich, turn-of-the-century cultural travelogue packed with historical details of Dutch painting, architecture, and landscapes.
Champney was highly praised for creating intelligent, independent female protagonists, making this pair a fantastic addition for collectors of antique girls' series books, early 20th-century juvenile fiction, or nostalgic period bindings.
Condition Report
Overall Condition: Very Good vintage condition across both volumes.
Bindings & Structure: Both books feature straight, square spines and structurally tight text blocks. The original inner hinges are secure and intact—a great point for century-old children's literature which was prone to cracking.
Exteriors: The cloth covers show classic character with only slight signs of age (mild shelf rubbing to the corners, light softening at the spine ends, and gentle surface dusting), but the front cover graphics and text remain distinct.
Interiors: The text blocks are clean, flat, and complete. Free from heavy childhood crayon marks, torn pages, or modern ink stamps. Pages show a mild, uniform background age-toning entirely standard for 1911 paper stock.