40 VALENTINES TO PUNCH OUT AND MAKE UP
First printing of this darling book of Valentines, illustrated in the earnestly saccharine 50s style – intact and unused.
First printing of this darling book of Valentines, illustrated in the earnestly saccharine 50s style – intact and unused.
Miniature illustrated catalogue of Hillside Press miniatures, listing prices, availability of titles, and other useful information about the first years of the press.
Unused 3-panel Christmas themed novelty book, illustrated in an exuberant early 1960s style.
Children's activity book with instructions on making marionettes, including pattern sheets for faces and costumes.
First edition of this book of games for American boys in the 19th century, with an early description of baseball.
First edition of this unused pre-war record book, in which a young child can record important events, parties, likes and dislikes.
Novelty 1940s children's book, combining a story and a play, complete with a script, stage, and die-cut figures.
Complete cloth book, in which a little boy prepares for the day with real items the reader can play with to learn each action, including button, belt buckle, zipper, hankie, and more.
Collection of nursery rhyme themed jig-saw puzzles – The Three Little Pigs, Mary and Her Lamb, and Old King Cole – in the original pictorial box.
Signed first printing of the toy theatre based upon "the sets and costumes of the Broadway production of the play designed by Edward Gorey."
Authorized American edition of this early large format Père Castor book, featuring striking and stylized Art Deco color lithographs by Russian émigré artist Guertik with dotted lines for children to finish the designs.
Signed limited edition of this elfish miniature book, one of only 250 numbered copies.
This book-like container holds a soap model of the world's favorite pacifist bull, FERDINAND – a charmingly quirky bit of advertising.
Rare house-shaped promotional metal book case from the pioneering woman publisher, and containing an early miniature edition of LITTLE ENGINE.
Unused activity book with a nursery rhyme theme.
Early printing in the rare original dust jacket, a fun novelty book in which half the book tells of good children, then the flipped second half tells of naughty ones.
First edition of this story about a lazy bunny named Patrick, featuring real flocking on the illustrations so the reader can feel the fuzziness of the main character.
Cute novelty aviation book in which cut-outs on each illustration allow the reader to see the next page, telling the story of two solo flights in a lovely 1920s style.
Set of twelve original postcards illustrated and signed on the envelope by Gorey as Dogear Wryde.