Novel and striking Père Castor panorama book, the unusual format allowing readers to follow the long, winding flow of a river.

Original boxed children's calendar for 1930, featuring verses by A. A. Milne and illustrations by E. H. Shepard, and with charming appearances by Winnie the Pooh.

First edition of this uncommon Père Castor "frieze for coloring," a continuous folded sheet with two long scenes (one each side) for the owner to color in.

Philatelic activity book that encourages children to match pictorial stamps to scenes from ALICE IN WONDERLAND.

Scarce Victorian shape book of this classic rhyme, die-cut in the form of a house.

First edition of this delightful Edwardian novelty featuring the New York Ritz-Carlton Restaurant and Hotel — with an anthology of verse and prose on drinking, smoking, and conversation, housed in the publisher's original "suitcase" box.

Scarce transportation-themed panorama in Hebrew issued by Binyamin Barlevy, the pioneering children's book and game publisher in what would soon become Israel.

Scarce animal-themed panorama in Hebrew issued by Binyamin Barlevy, the pioneering children's book and game publisher in what would soon become Israel.

Scarce and very charming calendar for the year 1930, with Shepard's illustrations of Pooh & friends enjoying the seasons, except for Eeyore, who only tolerates them.

Original paper cabinet box set of fairy tales by the Danish master of the form, featuring double-door openings and twelve miniature volumes.

First edition of this embroidery book for children, complete with silk thread and iron-on pattern transfers that feature Attwell's beloved Boo-Boos.

Original movie tie-in edition of this epic RAMBO coloring and activity book, showcasing "the ultimate fighting man" as he traverses jungles, helicopters, snakes, and bears in search of honey — signed by an uncredited early career Robert Sabuda, pop-up artist extraordinaire, who did the drawings.