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

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.

Complete and unused marionette theater construction kit designed by painter Jean Guastalla, with eight jointed puppets (human and animal) ready for assembly.

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 this holiday tale of a hunt for a pair of lost stockings for Santa to fill, with liftable flaps.

Remarkable six-paneled fairy-tale panorama, with unique paper joinery using mirror reflections to create three-dimensional tableaux.

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

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.

First edition of this exceptionally rare Sendak advertising title featuring the lion mascot of the Lyons event planning company.

First edition of this landmark US pop-up book in the early days of the Walt Disney Company, issued by the publisher who first trademarked the term "pop-up."

Major early Disney pop-up, part of the pioneering Blue Ribbon movable book project that gave pop-ups their official name.

Rare pop-up book of the Silly Symphonies short "Mickey's Polo Team" — never published in the US — in which the Disney characters play against Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, and Harpo Marx, while Clark Gable and Mae West look on.