Rare German-language edition of the Camelot-themed Mickey Mouse pop-up, an exceptionally well-preserved copy in the original dust jacket.

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

First printing of this collection of Mother Goose rhymes made dynamic with liftable flaps, with illustrations by Robert H. Porteous in the style of Denslow.

First printing of this pseudonymous Dr. Seuss book with pop-ups and moveables, including two mechanisms not present in later printings.

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.

Splendidly preserved moveable with a little girl's head and legs hinged so that she can try on various dresses, scarce in this condition.

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.

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.

First edition of this charming pop-up Advent calendar, featuring the Nativity and liftable flaps that reveal winter scenes and toys.

Mid-century American pop-up book, featuring four color pop-us of Noah, Daniel, Moses, and David and Goliath.

Mid-century Christmas-themed pop-up book, including "The Night Before Christmas," with 4 full-color pop-ups of Christmas scenes, from Santa's workshop to opening gifts.

First edition of this charming midcentury milk truck-shaped story book, extolling the virtues of milk and good behavior.