The Picture Alphabet

The Picture Alphabet is an educational children's book by Oliver Spafford, published in the mid-19th century. It introduces the alphabet through illustrations of animals and objects corresponding to each letter, such as an antelope for 'A' and a bull for 'B'. This visually engaging format not only teaches young children the letters but also helps build their vocabulary. The book serves as both an alphabet primer and an introduction to various animals, making it a valuable resource for early education.