Great 1980s pop-up book themed around unicorns.

A wonderful pop-up and moveable edition with six pop-ups and five moveables imaginatively engineered by James Roger Díaz, including double-page playing card pop-ups.

First edition of this story told only in pictures, featuring marvelous pop-up and moveable pages of the misadventures of Paddy, a humanized pig.

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.

Gloriously intact and complete toy theatre from the era of the Bourbon Restoration, in which children can mix and match figures to play out stories from French fables.

Wonderful Meggendorfer moveable with 8 fine hand-colored, tab-operated plates: two children playing with a pear tree, a boy on a toy rocking horse, two roosters, frogs and bird in river, cat and mouse, two soldiers, a family in a row boat, and a man at a forge.

Mid-century American Christmas and nursery rhyme-themed pop-up book, following Santa as he visits Mother Goose and her friends.

First printing of this spooky mechanical production, each page featuring a multitude of moveable operations from pop-ups to opening doors, to moveable discs.

First printing of one of the most well executed pop-ups of its kind, with each spread containing two pop-ups, one emerging as the leaf is opened, the other under a flap.

Very scarce first English language edition of DAS ZAUERBOOT, "influenced by the discoveries of child-psychology which assign an active role to the child even when he is looking at pictures" (Hürlimann).

Glorious early Disney pop-up "presented by" Mickey Mouse, part of the pioneering Blue Ribbon movable book project that gave pop-ups their name.

Rare German-language edition of the Camelot-themed Mickey Mouse pop-up, a fine copy.