First printing of this darling book of Valentines, illustrated in the earnestly saccharine 50s style – intact and unused.

Complete set of 22 Boy Scout paper toys and a pop-up tent, executed in McLoughlin's signature vibrant chromolithography.

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

Unusual complete set of marionette-style movable Boy Scout dolls, with colorful outfits to dress them in and patriotic verses to inspire them to an explicitly martial grandeur.

Scarce trade catalogue for children's books, toys, games, and educational novelties meant for the Christmas market.

First edition of this embroidery book for children, complete with silk thread and iron-on pattern transfers that feature Attwell's beloved Boo-Boos.

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.

Dean Rag Book (#163), printed with charming color illustrations on cloth.

Dreamy original linocut poster for the 1967 New York Children's Book Week, with art by Caldecott Medal-winner Marcia Brown.

First edition of this unused pre-war record book, in which a young child can record important events, parties, likes and dislikes.

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.

Original French-language promotional poster for the 1967 New York Children's Book Week, with art by Caldecott Medal-winning artist Barbara Cooney.

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.