FUNNY JUNGLELAND MOVING-PICTURES
1909
Exuberant transformation book with moveable flaps that allow the user to dress anthropomorphized animals in various costumes.
Moveables
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HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAIRY
[circa 1950s]
First edition of this charming midcentury milk truck-shaped story book, extolling the virtues of milk and good behavior.
IMPROVED MOVEABLE ALPHABET
[circa 1840]
Lovely moveable alphabet wheel, showing each letter as the wheel turns through a window within a larger hand-colored illustration of a cozy interior domestic scene.
ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND
(1980)
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.
JILL
[circa 1950]
Splendidly preserved moveable with a little girl's head and legs hinged so that she can try on various dresses, scarce in this condition.
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.
WHAT A SURPRISE
[1906]
First printing of this beautiful mechanical dissolving views book, an excellent example of Nister's primacy in the world of moveable books.
MY WHIRLIGIG FAIR BOOK
(1929)
Lovely and unusual movable children's book with intricate gear turning mechanisms, from the Buzza Company with Gordon Volland as editorial director.
THE MAGIC PICTURE BOOK
(1908)
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.
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MICKEY EN LAS CARRERAS [MICKEY MOUSE WADDLE BOOK]
(1935)
Publisher's file copy of a Spanish edition of this rare waddle book, with all 4 waddle figures unpunched and all the original parts.
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