(London: Bancroft & Co., 1961). Quarto. 8pp., plus a pop-up at the end of the book designed by the acclaimed Czech artist and paper engineer Vojtech Kubasta. The book opens with the tale "Tony and the Circus Boy," in which a child befriends a new classmate whose parents are circus... More
![Cuki Roketto [Moon Rocket].](/pictures/thumb/28178.jpg?v=1537479204)
Prague: Artia, 1971. Small quarto. (12)pp. Six pop-up illustrations, some with movable elements. The illustrations, with accompanying Japanese text, narrate the journey of two children and their dog to the moon with a rocket of their own invention. Bound in pictorial boards with lower cover repaired. Skillful paper repairs to... More
London: Bancroft & Co, (c. 1960). Quarto. 7, (1)pp. Tri-fold pictorial boards, with lower cover unfolding into a table-top pop-up image of the many animals boarding Noah's Ark. The scene has a humorous flair; a fox plays chess with a stork and a panther, a male crocodile smokes a pipe... More
London, Czechoslovakia: Bancroft & Co., (n.d.). Small quarto. (16)pp. Illustrated with eight landscape-oriented pop-up images, in full color and some with movable elements. Manipulating particular tabs causes the evil queen's image in the mirror to change from her face to Snow White's, the dwarves to appear while Snow White sleeps... More
![Vánocní Betlém [Bethlehem Christmas].](/pictures/thumb/25468.jpg?v=1537302954)
(1968). An uncommon die-cut pop-up card depicting a nativity scene set in ancient Bethlehem, beneath palm trees and a starry night sky. Cattle, goats, sheep, and an elephant surround the manger, as the magi and others bring gifts. Presiding over the scene is an angel carrying a banner proclaiming "Gloria... More
