Alphabet Panorama
[circa 1870]
First edition of this delightful and detailed French panorama alphabet — each panel is its own game, with a number of hidden objects beginning with the featured letter.
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DARLING EDITH AND HER WARDROBE
1894
First edition of this charming paper doll set, complete with fashionable chromolithograph dresses and hats, in the scarce original box.
MY SMALLEST DOLL'S ROOM
[circa 1920]
First edition of a charming miniature seaside fishery paper doll panorama, complete in its original envelope.
SANTA'S TOYLAND PLAYBOOK
1962
Unused 3-panel Christmas themed novelty book, illustrated in an exuberant early 1960s style.
WIZARD OF OZ WADDLE BOOK
(1934)
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.
HANSEL AND GRETEL
1982
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.
ADVENTURES OF FREDDIE FROG
1945
Novelty 1940s children's book, combining a story and a play, complete with a script, stage, and die-cut figures.
ALL BY HIMSELF
1950
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.
DRACULA
1979
Signed first printing of the toy theatre based upon "the sets and costumes of the Broadway production of the play designed by Edward Gorey."
BELLE OF THE SOUTH
1894
First edition of this stylish Victorian paper doll, with four chromolithographed dresses.
Metal House Containing THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD From The My Bookhouse Series
(1929)
Rare house-shaped promotional metal book case from the pioneering woman publisher, and containing an early miniature edition of LITTLE ENGINE.
THÉATRE D'OMBRES
1936
Complete shadow theater book for dramatizing two Perrault fairy tales, from the acclaimed children's book series with a Modernist point of view.
I WISH I WERE A NURSE
(1952)
Picture book panorama with punch-outs for young children to play at being nurses (depicted as girls) and doctors (depicted as boys).
DAYS IN CATLAND: FATHER TUCK'S PANORAMA
[circa 1900]
Elaborate 4-panel panorama of Catland, each panel showing the interior of a different room in the cats' house with Wains humanized cats and furniture illustrated with chromolithographs, complete with all 14 paper figures.
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