IN FAIRYLAND
[circa 1900]
Beautiful complete fairy-tale panorama by Tuck, with all 16 accompanying chromolithograph figures that can be placed into slots in each scene.
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INSIDE STORY June 1958
1958
June 1958 edition of this bi-monthly gossip magazine.
THE JUNGLE TOY BOOK
[1914]
Scarce first edition of this vibrant book with cloth-mounted leaves, featuring animals rendered in their natural colors and in rainbow.
KING WINTER
[circa 1859]
First edition of this beautiful shape book, detailing the seasonal activities of the Santa Claus-like KING WINTER and his assistant Jack frost – in notably sharp condition.
Late Sixteenth Century Leather Hornbook
[circa early 17th century]
A unique leather hornbook, incorporating material from a recycled 17th century bookbinding.
LES TUILERIES Peepshow
[circa 1830]
Gorgeous three-scene peepshow depicting the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs Elysees, the Tuilieries, and other landmarks of Paris as they looked in the early 19th century.
LITTLE OLD WOMAN
[circa 1890]
Late 19th-century McLoughlin Brothers publication with their characteristic bright chromolithographs.
MEMOIR OF ELIZABETH MATTHEWS
1828
First edition of this gothic-tinged chapbook on the death of a moral young woman, told partially through correspondence.
MONDAY SPRING 1975
1975
Printed at the Poetry Project. Mimeo mag featuring work from Michael Sappol, Yuki Hartman, Larry Hayes, John Neely and others.
MUSEUM OF FOREIGN ANIMALS OR HISTORY OF BEASTS
[circa 1840]
Charming near-miniature chapbook of animal illustrations and images, in the first edition.
MY ABC BOOK
1921
Simple 1920s American alphabet book, with 2-3 large letters on each page, illustrated with simple objects, people, and animals.
MY ABC OF ANIMALS
1931
Basic 1930s American alphabet book with superior illustrations, printed in stiff linentex paper.
MY SMALLEST DOLL'S ROOM
[circa 1920]
First edition of a charming miniature seaside fishery paper doll panorama, complete in its original envelope.
THE MYRIOPTICON
[1866]
First edition of this historical panorama of the US Civil War, a complex marriage of education, play, and propaganda.
THE NABISCO SHOWCASE
[circa 1965]
Nabisco salesman's binder, showcasing the Nabisco brand to grocery retailers.
Nativity Advent Calendar
[circa 1960]
First edition of this charming pop-up Advent calendar, featuring the Nativity and liftable flaps that reveal winter scenes and toys.
NURNBERG MEMORIES [Cover Title — Photo Album of an African American Soldier Stationed in Germany]
[circa 1950]
Original album of an African American U.S. Army soldier in Nürnberg (Nuremberg), during the post-WWII Allied occupation of West Germany, with numerous photographs of his fellow squadron members stationed at Merrell Barracks on and off duty.
NURSERY RHYMES
[circa 1930]
Die-cut Mother Goose rhymes, in the shape of a little girl carrying a pig.
NURSERYLAND ABC
1911
Early 20th-century alphabet book in verse, with most letters representing different nursery rhyme figures.
'O'Mens Motorcycle Club Patches
[ca. 1980s]
Four assorted patches from the 'O'Mens, an African-American Motocycle Club of Cleveland, Ohio.
THE OBJECT ALPHABET BOOK
1944
Clever alphabet book pairing each object with a child interacting with it: "U is for Ursula and her Umbrella"; "Y is for Yasha with his Yacht."
OBJECT LESSONS ABC
1916
WWI-era American alphabet book, including "S" for Uncle Sam.
OLD MAN AND HIS ASS
[circa 1840s]
First edition of this moral story of what may be lost when you attempt to please people rather than completing your task correctly.
Original Flyer Announcing a Protest Against the Film CRUISING
[1979]
"IT'S NOT OVER! 'Cruising' will be filmed tonight at 14th and 9th Ave., just below our NYC MCC! DEMONSTRATE 7:30 p.m., Sheridan Sq."
Original Photo Album of Graffiti and Graffiti Artists in and around Oakland, California
[ca. late 1980s]
Exceptional late-1980s photo album compiling more than 170 color images of Oakland graffiti and graffiti artists — showing the development of California's "New Wave."
