San Francisco: Chronicle Books, (1993.) dj. Hardcover first edition - The third book in the Griffin & Sabine saga, told through postcards and letters (the actual letters are in envelopes scattered throughout the book and must be removed to be read) - a combination of art and fiction by this artist and creator of pop-up books. Illustrated in full color throughout. Unpaginated, square format. ISBN: 0-811802981.

San Francisco: Chronicle Books, (1992.) dj. Hardcover first edition - The second book in the Griffin & Sabine saga, told through postcards and letters (the actual letters are in envelopes scattered throughout the book and must be removed to be read) - a combination of art and fiction by this artist and creator of pop-up books. Illustrated in full color throughout. Unpaginated, square format. ISBN: 0-811801802.

San Francisco: Chronicle Books, (2001.). SIGNED hardcover - The first book in the Griffin & Sabine saga, told through postcards and letters (the actual letters are in envelopes scattered throughout the book and must be removed to be read) - a combination of art and fiction by this artist and creator of pop-up books. Illustrated in full color throughout. Unpaginated, square format. This new edition includes new artwork and the final envelope contains a note from Bantock about the next book in the series - The Gryphon - and a postcard from that book. INSCRIBED on the title page. ISBN: 0-8118-32007.

Ottenheimer Publishers, (1991). Hardcover - Set of two books n the Treasury Collection; each book includes three double page pop-ups.

New York: Simon & Schuster, (2007.). SIGNED hardcover first edition - A wonderfully inventive and artistic pop-up book for all ages, both a work of art in unfolding paper sculpture and a fun counting book. Each double-page spread, from the 'white grasses tip-tapping' to the three-dimensional Mondrian tribute, to the stack of variously opening "doors" that lead to a surprising depth illusion, and the two seven-level, tassel-topped towers that can flip together or in opposite directions, brings a new pleasure and suprise. And on each design, there are black dots, from one to more than 200. INSCRIBED on the first page by the author. Large square format, unpaginated. ISBN: 9781416940920.

New York: Simon & Schuster, (2006.). SIGNED hardcover first edition - Second in Carter's marvelously inventive "color series." Both an alphabet book, and a puzzle book with a blue 2 hidden in each popup. Incredibly complex and engaging pop-ups, this is a wonderful example of the genuine art of paper engineering. SIGNED by Carter inside the front cover. Square format, unpaginated (includes eight large double page pop-ups, and other movable elements.). ISBN: 9781416917816.

New York: Simon & Schuster, (2008.). First edition - A very uncommon promotional excerpt for the fourth in Carter's marvelously inventive "color series." This excerpt contains only one pop-up - that of Uncle Theo's Trapeze. Square format,. Back cover notes an expected first printing of 100,000 copies

New York: Simon & Schuster, (2008.). SIGNED first edition - A very uncommon promotional excerpt for the fourth in Carter's marvelously inventive "color series." SIGNED by Carter on the base of the popup and dated in the year of publication. This excerpt contains only one pop-up - that of Uncle Theo's Trapeze. Square format,. Back cover notes an expected first printing of 100,000 copies

Bronx, New York: Child Guidance Action Book. n.d. (ca 1970.). Hardcover - A title in the Child Guidance Action Book series. Includes five pages with moving figures under cellophane (figures move automatically as book is opened or pages are turned.) Illustrated by Liz Dauber. Oblong format.

Los Angeles: Walt Disney Company, (1996.). Hardcover first edition - Small square book with 5 double-page pop-ups. ISBN: 1570822948.

New York: Carlton / Barron, 2011. Hardcover first edition - A retelling of this classic fairy tale - quick-witted Puss has a scheme that will soon turn this lazy son of a miller into a wealthy nobleman - perhaps even fit for the Princess to marry. Follow the cunning cat as his plan unfolds and marvel as the whole kingdom begins to dance to his tune!" Illustrated by Gerald Kelley. Includes flaps, wheels, and a double page pop-up at the end. Large format, unpaginated. ISBN: 978-1847329110.

New York: Carlton / Barron, 2011. Hardcover first edition - A retelling of this classic fairy tale - quick-witted Puss has a scheme that will soon turn this lazy son of a miller into a wealthy nobleman - perhaps even fit for the Princess to marry. Follow the cunning cat as his plan unfolds and marvel as the whole kingdom begins to dance to his tune!" Illustrated by Gerald Kelley. Includes flaps, wheels, and a double page pop-up at the end. Large format, unpaginated. ISBN: 978-1847329110.

Prague & London: Artia / Bancroft, n.d. (1962). Hardcover first edition - Eight pages of text plus a gorgeous double page pop-up of an Indian village. Bound in stiff illustrated cardboard with a cloth spine, Folio.

Prague & London: Artia / Bancroft, (1961). Hardcover first edition - Eight pages of text plus a gorgeous double page pop-up of a medieval castle. Bound in stiff illustrated cardboard with a cloth spine, Folio.

Prague & London: Artia / Bancroft, n.d. [1960]. Hardcover first edition - Eight pages of text plus a double page pop-up of the three ships. Bound in stiff illustrated cardboard with a cloth spine, Folio.

n.p. Allan / Ottenheimer Publishers. (1991). Hardcover - A slim book with three double page pop-up scenes.

Los Angeles: Price Stern Sloan (1993). Hardcover first edition - A spooky mix and match pop-up book. Five mix and match pop-ups which let you pair a skull with a black cat with a monster and more. ISBN: 0-843136235.

Cleveland, Ohio: World Publishing Co., 1959. Hardcover first edition - One of the earliest books published in the United States by Bruno Munari, an Italian artist and "many sided genius" as painter, sculptor, ohotographer, designer of books, toys and mobiles. . After the War he began to create picture books which have been called "'among the most original, imaginative, and beautiful books ever made'" (rear cover). Originally published in Italy in 1945. Large format, with five lift-up flaps on the rectos, the brief text on the facing page (all of the flaps are intact) .

New York: Viking, 1996. Hardcover first edition - Illustrated by Mike Kowalski. Paper engineering by Arroyo Projects Studio. Book and cover design by Jo David. Garrity gives an "insider's tour of the game of golf". From St. Andrews to Augusta and Pebble Beach and even Alan Shepard's historic putt on the Moon. 6 double-page spreads with large pop-ups and small ones hidden beneath flaps. Large format. ISBN: 0-670-86546x.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1944. First edition - Two children follow the Zookeeper as he walks around feeding the animals - seals, giraffe, zebras and more. A title in the Lift-the-Flap Series - the outer half of each page needs to be opened to reveal what and who is being fed. A fun, early book, written and illustrated by H.A.Rey, creator of Curious George. Small format, 6" x 5 1/2", in paper covers with burgundy cloth spine. The front cover acts as the title page.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1943. First edition - A title in the Lift-the-Flap Series - the outer half of each page needs to be opened to reveal where the babied are. A fun, early book, written and illustrated by H. A. Rey, creator of Curious George. Small format, 6" x 5 1/2", in paper covers with burgundy cloth spine. The front cover acts as the title page.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1943, 1944. First edition - Two titles in the Lift-the-Flap Series - the outer half of each page needs to be opened to reveal where the babies are or which animals are being fed. Rather uncommon and fun, early books written and illustrated by H. A. Rey, creator of Curious George. Small format, 6" x 5 1/2", in paper covers with burgundy cloth spine. The front covers act as the title page. Set of TWO books.

New York: Simon & Schuster, (1988.). Hardcover first edition - Atlas which shows how the countries, continents & oceans of the world fit together w/the aid of 3 pop-ups of the globe, focusing on the Americas, Europe and Africa, and Asia and Oceana. Illustrated by Phil Jacobs and Mike Peterkin, conceived and designed by Graham Brown, paper engineering by Paul Wilgress. Unpaginated, large format. ISBN: 0-671-658980.

New York: Simon & Schuster, (2004). Hardcover - The classic song interpreted with seven large complex, mostly white pop-ups by one of the masters of the form. Included are the Golden Gate Bridge, Mesa Verde, a Missippippi river boat and more. Smaller booklet on final page with 4 small pop-ups. ISBN: 0-689847440.

Cambridge, MA: Candlewick Press, 2005. SIGNED first edition - Booklet designed to promote a striking pop-up book by two modern masters of the art. SIGNED by both Robert Sabuda (with "best wishes") and Matthew Reinhart (with :Look out for the overbite) on the double page spread of the "new kings" - the meat-eaters. Includes one large popup and 4 booklets in each corner with 6 more pop-ups. Uncommon, especially signed Cover sheet included.

Cambridge, MA: Candlewick Press, 2006. Hardcover first edition - An informative and striking pop-up book by two modern masters of the art. Includes more than 35 pop-ups of pre-historic sea-going animals - sharks, whales and more - including some, like the horseshoe crab, which still survive today. Has 6 large double page spreads and smaller booklets on the corners and edges of every page. In the original plastic bag, with the printed cover sheet. ISBN: 0-76362229.

New York: Reader's Digest, (2003). First edition - Single piece of bright pink cardstock, folded to 8 1/2 inches by 6 inches - the interior includes a central pop-up of the castle with two doors that open to reveal the ball within. A promotional item for "girls and boys and booksellers too" - Uncommon.