A DAY IN THE LIFE OF PETRONELLA PIG
(1978)
First American edition of the famous first book of Hauptmann, EIN TAG IM LEBEN DER DOROTHEA WUTZ – a story told without text, using die-cuts to created a moveable illustration effect.
Moveable
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HURRA, EBERHARD WUTZ IST WIEDER DA!
(1979)
First edition of the sequel to the innovative picture book EIN TAG IM LEBEN DER DOROTHEA WUTZ, featuring a die-cut storyline that reveals new images with each turned page.
HURRAY FOR PEREGRIN PIG
1980
First English edition of the 1979 original EBERHARD WUTZ IST WIEDER DA!, featuring a die-cut storyline that reveals new images with each turned page.
EINE FAHRT INS ZWERGENLAND
[1954]
Charming make-your-own-scene book featuring humanized bugs and frogs and a host of their fairy and gnome friends, issued as loose figures to be fit into the color plates.
THE CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS
(1987)
First printing of this holiday tale of a hunt for a pair of lost stockings for Santa to fill, with liftable flaps.
THE MANY MICE OF MR. BRICE
[1973]
First printing of this pseudonymous Dr. Seuss book with pop-ups and moveables, including two mechanisms not present in later printings.
JIMMY HAS LOST HIS CAP
(1959) [but no earlier than 1969]
US printing of GIGI CERCA IL SUO BERRETTO, an innovative picture book featuring minimalist text with moveable flaps that reveal hidden illustrations with a distinct surrealist touch.
THE LOST HORSE
(1998)
First printing of this retelling of a Chinese folktale about how good fortune can be bad fortune in disguise, and vice versa.
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