Collection of 40 vintage die-cut valentines, illustrated in full color in typical 1950s style and ready to punch out along with leaves of envelopes for the user to cut out and glue together.

Publisher's catalogue of children's books for Longman's, Green & Co., an annotated listing that includes books by the Haders, Sanford Tousey, Lawson and more.

Original peepshow of the Nordic Exhibition of Industry, opening to a detailed three-dimensional view of the rotunda and nave of the entrance hall of the exhibition.

Unused children's activity book featuring 6 pairs of illustrated postcards (12 total), each pair with an uncolored version for the child to paint.

Miniature illustrated catalogue of Hillside Press miniatures, listing prices, availability of titles, and other useful information about the first years of the press.

Rare French World War II-era game, illustrating key events and leaders from the war.

Micro miniature polyglot of the Lord's Prayer in 7 languages, part of the Gutenberg Museum's "smallest books in the world" series – an incredible technical feat with 3.5mm leaves printed by mechanical means, not employing photographic reduction.

Children's activity book with instructions on making marionettes, including pattern sheets for faces and costumes.

Exceptionally scarce entirely intact first state of the "Waddle Book" version of the American classic, published with 6 figures meant to be punched out and used as toys.

First edition of this uncommon Père Castor "frieze for coloring," a continuous folded sheet with two long scenes (one each side) for the owner to color in.

First edition, a book within a 3D house with a door and windows: when the latch is opened, the text of the story folds out in panorama fashion from the left, and on the right is a pop-up.

Novelty 1940s children's book, combining a story and a play, complete with a script, stage, and die-cut figures.

First US edition of this miniature panorama themed on the months of the year – as experienced by humanized mice.