The Three Kittens.

  • Bound in accordion format. Joints have been reinforced on verso, which forces the item to fold into only three sections (rather
  • London:: Raphael Tuck & Sons, Designed in England, Printed in Germany,, [n.d., ca. 1895].
London: Raphael Tuck & Sons, Designed in England, Printed in Germany, [n.d., ca. 1895]. First printing? The present item was probably part of the Panorama Toy Booklets series published by Raphael Tuck & Sons. The title-page indicates that it is "No. 25." A set of twelve of the Panorama Toy Booklets were published in a box set as the Youngsters Library, though The Three Kittens was not included in that set. . Bound in accordion format. Joints have been reinforced on verso, which forces the item to fold into only three sections (rather than six). . 6 panels, each 3 in. by 4 in. Folds out to 3 in. by 17 in. Printed on one side only. . Each panel with a different die-cut embossed chromolithograph plate showing three kittens losing their pairs of mittens, being chastised by their mother, finding the mittens, and having pie. Some light soiling and a bit of faint toning to verso, but overall a good, very bright and clean copy of a rare item. OCLC lists no other copies matching the exact description of this item. Raphael Tuck & Sons also printed The Three Kittens, sometimes titled as The Three Little Kittens, on linen and in sixteen-page books in boards, but there are no copies on OCLC in the panorama format.

Details

Title

The Three Kittens.

Binding

Bound in accordion format. Joints have been reinforced on verso, which forces the item to fold into only three sections (rather

Condition

Unknown

Publisher

Raphael Tuck & Sons, Designed in England, Printed in Germany,: London:

Date

[n.d., ca. 1895].

Edition

First printing? The present item was probably part of the Panora


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