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.
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BIBLE STORIES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT
1953
Mid-century American pop-up book, featuring four color pop-us of Noah, Daniel, Moses, and David and Goliath.
PADDY FINDS A JOB
1981
First edition of this story told only in pictures, featuring marvelous pop-up and moveable pages of the misadventures of Paddy, a humanized pig.
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.
LE PETIT POUCET
(1951)
Remarkable six-paneled fairy-tale panorama, with unique paper joinery using mirror reflections to create three-dimensional tableaux.
SANTA VISITS MOTHER GOOSE
1953
Mid-century American Christmas and nursery rhyme-themed pop-up book, following Santa as he visits Mother Goose and her friends.
12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS
1996
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.
Promotional Booklet for AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
2004
Signed promotional booklet with pop-up Washington D. C. landmarks, by "the indisputable king of pop-up" (Andersen).
CHRISTMAS TIME IN ACTION
1949
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.
THE "POP-UP" MINNIE MOUSE
(1933)
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."
THE "POP-UP" SILLY SYMPHONIES
(1933)
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.
MICKEY MOUSE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT
(1933)
Major early Disney pop-up, part of the pioneering Blue Ribbon movable book project that gave pop-ups their official name.
MICKY MAUS: Am hofe könig Arthurs
[1933]
Rare German-language edition of the Camelot-themed Mickey Mouse pop-up, an exceptionally well-preserved copy in the original dust jacket.
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