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Dean's New Scenic Books No. 1: Robinson Crusoe
Dean & Son
1865–67
Tricks of the Arena - Movable Picture Toy Book
Dean & Son
1890
Happy Hours, Word and Picture Changes of 3, 4, and 5 Letters
Walter Stranders
1887
Cinderella. Dean and Son's Pantomime Toy Books with Five Set Scenes and Nine Trick Changes
Dean & Son
1880
Dean's New Book of Dissolving Views
Dean & Son
[1862]
The Merry Old Dame Who Sings Fiddle-De-Dee
Dean & Son
ca. 1860
The Queen of Hearts and the Stolen Tarts
Dean & Son
[ca. 1857] (?)
Hymns for Children, in Prose
Anna Letitia Barbauld
[1852]
Surprise Panoramic - House That Jack Built
Dean & Son
1887
The Ladies' Polite Valentine Writer. Original and Elegant Sentimental Valentines for the Fair Sex
Dean & Son
mid-19th century
Surprise Model Picture Book
Dean & Son
1891
Toy Books
Percy Cruikshank
second half 19th century
Robinson Crusoe
Dean & Son
early 20th century (?)
Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella with Surprise Pictures
Dean & Son
ca. 1875
A Visit to the Birds and Beasts and What We All Saw There
Dean & Son
after 1847
The Little Ramblers. Spring Projecting Figures. Stereoscopic Or, New Model Book
Dean & Son
ca. 1860–65
Dean's New Moveable Book of the Boy's Own Royal Acting Punch and Judy
Dean & Son
1879
The Gentleman's Polite Valentine Writer, a Capital Collection of Valentines for Gentlemen; Principally Original
Dean & Son
ca. 1850
Cinderella: Dean and Sons's Pantomime Toy Books with Five Set Scenes and Nine Trick Changes
Dean & Son
1880
Dean's New Scenic Books, No. 3, Cinderella
Dean & Son
1865–67