Collection of 40 vintage die-cut valentines, illustrated in full color in typical 1950s style and ready to punch out along with leaves of envelopes for the user to cut out and glue together.

Mid-century alphabet book printed in Chicago on texture paper, an object-based ABC in lovely 1940s style.

Pre-war American alphabet book printed on cloth, each letter represented by a different animal.

Complete set of Gilded Age alphabet trade cards advertising Blake's Great Piano Palace in Boston in a style reminiscent of Alfred Crowquill.

Exquisite fully engraved portable atlas, featuring 29 hand-colored maps and 3 additional engraved spreads, in a blind-stamped contemporary German binding.

Publisher's catalogue of children's books for Longman's, Green & Co., an annotated listing that includes books by the Haders, Sanford Tousey, Lawson and more.

Gilded Age small-format McLoughlin Brothers publication with a cute pet dog theme.

Progressive-era alphabet book, capturing the everyday life of children through each letter, depicted with clear gender lines: while Bobby plays with marbles and toy soldiers, Amy cleans.

Rare and early Dean moveable, with vivid hand-colored moveables plates operated by levers with metal grommets, in beautiful condition.

Novelty board book, die-cut in the shape of a doll's house.

Large format bucolic alphabet book, with illustrations in 3 colors filling every page, each letter representing a different farm animal.

Unused children's activity book featuring 6 pairs of illustrated postcards (12 total), each pair with an uncolored version for the child to paint.

Scarce early American educational children's book of hand-colored copperplate engravings, published in Philadelphia "at the Juvenile Book Store, No. 279, Market-street."