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2009
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Lenci: The History and the Dolls
by Nancy Lazenby
Years of primary research by Lenci expert Nancy Lazenby have resulted in the most comprehensive book ever created on this celebrated Italian doll company. Based on founder
Elena Scavini's unpublished memoirs, interviews with her grand-daughter and with
Bibija Garella, one of the last owners of the company, as well as with key people involved
in the final decades of Lenci's history, this stunning volume traces Lenci's eighty-two-year
history and production of fine felt dolls. It also features more than 400 color photos of
dolls and other items made by the company. The full reference section presents detailed
photos of specific features by which Lenci dolls can be identified, a visual history of the
various tags used from 1919 through 2001 and a close look at a variety of felt dolls often
misidentified as Lencis. This beautiful book is an invaluable reference for beginning and
advanced collectors alike.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 9 x 12 inches • 224 pages • 1-932485-45-7 • $60.00
Fascinating Dolls from the Musee de la Poupée-Paris
by Samy Odin
Nestled at the end of a charming alley on the city's Right Bank, the Musée
de la Poupée-Paris has become a mecca for doll collectors from around the
world. Co-founded by Samy Odin and his father, Guido Odin, the museum's permanent exhibitions feature historically significant dolls of a variety
of media made over a span of two centuries.
In this remarkable book, Samy Odin takes readers on an intimate
tour of more than 700 of the museum's dolls. He reveals the rich provenance of many of the examples he and his father have acquired, identifies
previously unknown pieces and explores the mysterious, and fascinating,
process by which a top-rate collection is built. In his opening memoir,
Mr. Odin traces his and his father's steps on their journey as doll collectors,
from the serendipitous gift of a damaged bisque doll in 1981 to the founding of their museum in Paris in 1994. Ensuing chapters focus on the major
aspects of the Odin collection, from lady dolls to a wide range of bébés,
mignonnettes and cloth dolls.
This magnificent collection comes to vivid life on these pages, transporting readers to the heart of Paris, where hundreds of fascinating dolls
make their home.
Bleuette
The Doll and Her Wardrobe
by Barbara Craig Hilliker
This is the first comprehensive book in
English about the fashionable little
French doll, which was popular from
1905 until the late 1950s. Bleuette’s history is coupled with fabulous photographs
of the doll, her family and friends, as well
as her wonderful wardrobe. Also included
are patterns by Louise Hedrick.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 9 x 12 inches
176 pages • 1-932485-21-X • $45.00
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The Selected Writings of John
Darcy Noble
by John Darcy Noble
This collection of 35 articles by the
late curator emeritus of the prestigious
Toy Collection at the Museum of the
City of New York was selected from
his many stories on antique dolls that
were published in Dolls magazine
between 1982 and 1995.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 8½ x 11 inches
160 pages • 0-942620-26-7 • $24.95
Imagination at Play
Identifying German Parian Dolls
by Mary Gorham Krombholz
This important book features groundbreaking research on the parian dolls produced by eight factories in Germany during the late-nineteenth century, and is the
first to attribute with certainty the makers of these beautiful dolls, especially those
produced during the 1860s and 1870s and previously designated as being by
"unknown makers." The author's research also clarifes the process of making porcelain dolls in the nineteenth century, and presents a vivid picture of life in the
Thuringian villages in which these factories were located.
More than 350 color photographs, all close views detailing the painting and
decoration of these pieces, accompany Ms. Krombholz's invaluable text, making
this the most significant volume on German parian dolls to be published.
Hard cover • 8½ x 11 inches • 160 pages • 1-932485-37-6 • $50.00
Identifying German Character Dolls
A Pictorial Reference Guide for German Chinas
In this definitive reference guide, respected author and researcher Mary Gorham
Krombholz identifies with certainty the majority of unmarked chinas made in
Germany from the 1840s through the 1930s. Eye and mouth enlargements for
many of the dolls provide valuable identification clues to the facial painting characteristics unique to each of the seven porcelain factories featured. More than 400
dolls are pictured in individual and group color photographs, making this book a
must-have for every china-doll collector.
German character dolls were produced in the first few decades of the twentieth century by a wide range of manufacturers and are highly sought-after by
collectors today. For years confusion has abounded as to the proper identification of these dolls, as different factories made different parts and yet other
factories, often relying on home workers, assembled the dolls. In this comprehensive, profusely illustrated book, veteran researcher Mary Gorham
Krombholz unravels the mysteries behind the production of these dolls and
identifies the makers of their bisque heads. Relying on firsthand research,
often conducted on the very grounds in Germany where they were made,
and primary sources, she documents the complex and labor-intensive processes
by which character dolls were produced in the two major dollmaking areas of
Thuringia: Waltershausen and Sonneberg.
Individual and group photos of more than 800 character dolls, accompanied by detailed captions including highlighted markings, dominate this
invaluable volume. Personal historical accounts by those who worked for the
doll manufacturers, along with hand-colored period photos, shed light on the
specific tasks entailed in every aspect of the dollmaking process, from mold
making to glass-eye blowing to assembling the shipping boxes. Unequaled in
depth and breadth, Identifying German Character Dolls is an enlightening and
enthralling reference that every character-doll collector must own.
Hard cover • 8½ x 11 inches • 302 pages • 978-0-615-29683-8 • $50.00
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R. John Wright
The Art of Toys
A Celebration of Enchantment
The Unique Dolls of Lynne & Michael Roche
by Barbara Spadaccini-Day
by Krystyna Poray Goddu
The complete authorized history of R. John
Wright Dolls, this is also the definitive full-color
reference to the works produced by the company.
The book includes a dual biography of John and
Susan Wright as well as a collection of critical
essays on significant creations and a behind-thescenes workshop tour.
208 pages • 1-932485-14-7 • $45.00
Deluxe signed edition • 1-932485-12-5 • $125.00
Helen Kish
The Artist and Her Dolls
by Louise Fecher
The definitive illustrated guide to Helen Kish’s
first three decades of work, this book documents
in full color the extensive variety of her creations,
from her earliest porcelains in the late 1970s to
today’s popular vinyl Riley and friends, including
designs for manufacturers. It also includes doll
expert and author Louise Fecher’s biography of the
charismatic artist, based on extensive interviews
with Ms. Kish, her family, friends and colleagues,
and accompanied by never-before-seen personal
photographs and examples of early artwork.
144 pages • 1-932485-36-8 • $40.00
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A 25-year retrospective of the Roches' work, this
book briefly presents their individual life stories
before exploring in more detail their shared artistic career and production methods. An extensive
color section features the dolls from 1981-2004; a
chronological chart of doll production is also
included.
Hard cover • 8½ x 8½ inches • 120 pages • 0-9550096-0-X • $60.00
A Dollmaker’s Art
The Creations of Nancy Wiley
by Louise Fecher
This book showcases more than 85 of Nancy
Wiley's major works in full-color photos, organized by theme and presented with insightful commentaries from both the artist and the author. It
also includes Ms. Fecher's engaging biographical
profile tracing the evolution of this dynamic artist
and a step-by-step photo essay demonstrating the
development of one doll.
160 pages • 1-932485-18-X • $50.00
Figures in Fabric
The Sculpture of Lisa Lichtenfels
Conceived, photographed and written by the
artist, this important book is an in-depth study of
her work, with more than 500 color photos. It features 36 of the artist' s most significant pieces in
panorama, accompanied by her notes on the creation of each one, a photo essay demonstrating
the step-by-step process of creating a fabric sculpture and a 20-year retrospective of her work.
160 pages • 1-932485-22-8 • $60.00
Imagination at Play
The World’s Most Beautiful Dolls
The World’s Most Beautiful Dolls
by Joan Muyskens Pursley & Karen Bischoff
Volume II
160 pages • 0-942620-24-0 • $24.95
Published in 2001 in response to the overwhelming success of the The World's Most Beautiful Dolls,
volume two features 108 new dolls by 54 of
today's best international artists, including many
who do not appear in the first volume, and current artist biographies for all. An updated introduction that discusses the development of dollmaking and collecting over the past two decades
further enhances this book.
Stunning creations by 50 internationally renowned
artists such as Anna Avigail Brahms, Edna Dali,
Hildegard Günzel, Héloise, Linda Mason and
Rotraut Schrott are featured in full-page full-color
photos, accompanied by biographies of each artist.
First published in 1994, this landmark book also
includes an informative introduction that traces the
history of dolls and the growth of doll collecting.
by Joan Muyskens Pursley
160 pages • 0-942620-53-4 • $29.95
Black Dolls
Here Come the Bride Dolls
Christmas Dolls
Proud, Bold & Beautiful
by Nayda Rondon
Introduction and artist commentaires
by Barbara A. Whiteman
by Louise Fecher
by Joan Muyskens Pursley
This stunning volume presents more than 100 black
dolls by 49 international contemporary artists. Nayda
Rondon, former editor of Dolls magazine, has written
insightful biographies of each artist and collaborator
Barbara A. Whiteman, founder and executive director
of the Philadelphia Doll Museum, has provided an
informative introduction and artist commentaries.
144 pages • 1-932485-12-0 • $29.95
This full-color book highlights more than 150
contemporary bride dolls created by 60 international artists and manufacturers, reflecting the
beloved traditions of the marriage ceremony and
the timeless appeal of the bride. Supplementing
them are wedding photos of real-life brides, whose
ensembles are mirrored by the dolls. The text
explains bridal traditions as well as the inspirations behind the dolls.
A collection of contemporary dolls, this beautiful
book will bring out the Christmas spirit in all
who open its pages. More than 200 color photos
of dolls by today's top international artists and
manufacturers, arranged by the many themes that
represent Christmas, bring to life every aspect of
this beloved holiday.
96 pages • 1-932485-25-2 • $29.95
144 pages • 0-942620-49-6 • $29.95
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CHASE
MODELING
AGENCY
Chase Modeling Agency Portfolio
by Ernesto Padró-Campos
Created by master photographer Ernesto PadróCampos, the Chase Modeling Agency Portfolio presents
the nine current stars of the internationally celebrated
agency. More than 40 full-color photos showcase the
cover girls in ensembles by a variety of the world's most
sought-after designers, with hair and make-up by today's
most talented beauty experts. Bound together in an elegant silk-ribbon-tied portfolio, the collection is a stunning display of the best the Chase Modeling Agency has
to offer.
8½ x 11 inches • 48 pages • 1-932485-49-X • $25.00
The Robert Tonner Story
Update 2002
Following the 2000 publication of
Stephanie Finnegan’s book, Robert
Tonner made even more waves
in the doll world. This update
continues his story and provides
color photos of later dolls, as well as
photos and reports on the innovative
Tyler Wentworth fashion shows
and other company events.
Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 72 pages
0-942620-60-7• $16.95
A book in magazine form, every issue of High Style celebrates the beautiful fashion dolls from the Tonner Doll Company. The now-complete collection of four volumes (Premiere issue no longer available) is filled with lively writing and breathtaking photography of the glamorous characters who inhabit the world of Tyler
Wentworth and who deserve a magazine as stunning as they are. Each issue features a dramatic full-length centerfold of the cover doll and includes exclusive photographs, thoughtful fashion critique, one-of-a-kind ensembles and repainted and redressed dolls. Popular columns such as the Horoscope, What We're Wearing
Now and travel correspondent Chloe Jette's Diary are also an integral part of the publications. Inspired by classic magazines such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Elle,
and dedicated to the art of fashion and beauty, High Style reflects the elegance of its subjects.
High Style 2004 • Soft-cover magazine • 8 ½ x 11 inches • 64 pages • 1-932485-20-1 • $12.95
High Style 2005 • Soft-cover magazine • 8 ½ x 11 inches • 64 pages • 1-932485-31-7 • $12.95
High Style Grand Finale • Soft-cover magazine • 8 ½ x 11 inches • 64 pages • 1-932485-34-1 • $12.95
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Imagination at Play
Cissette: A Complete Guide to the Vintage Alexander Dolls
by Marjorie E. Merod, M.D.
This is the first book ever devoted to the Alexander Doll Company's 10-inch debutante doll.
Longtime collector and expert Marjorie Merod has photographed her renowned collection of
mint vintage dolls and accessories to match the photos in the Alexander Doll Company's original
brochures and catalogs that introduced the doll during each year of her production, from 19571963. Her color photos are accompanied by the black-and-white pages from these original materials; her text explains in detail the changes and variations that occurred during production.
Additional photos present rare examples and variations that have been found over the years.
Dr. Merod also features photos of exclusive, mysterious and unique Cissettes, including a
chapter devoted to the F.A.O. Schwarz specials. An extensive reference section details accessories,
furniture and tags used on the dolls, as well as guidelines for care and restoration of the vintage
dolls.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 8½ x 11 inches • 184 pages • 1-932485-46.2 • $40.00
Effanbee’s Dy-Dee
The Art of Patti Playpal
The Complete Collector’s Book
by Jennifer A.H. Kohn, Rita J. McCloskey &
Pauline V. Yohe
by Barbara Craig Hilliker
One of the earliest "drink-and-wet" dolls, Dy-Dee was
produced continuously by the Effanbee Doll
Company from 1934 through the 1950s. This comprehensive collector's reference includes identification
information for the doll as well as all of the materials
associated with her, and a bonus pattern section.
144 pages • 1-932485-16-3 • $29.95
Featuring more than 200 breathtaking color photographs, this book celebrates Patti Playpal and
her family of dolls, popular playthings of the
1950s and 1960s. Interviews with the original
sculptor, Neil Estern, present insight into the
sculpting process and the company that produced
her, the Ideal Toy & Novelty Company. The
authors provide a look at rare dolls and outfits,
share newly discovered information and present a
chapter on how to care for, preserve and display
these vinyl dolls.
Baby-Boomer Dolls
by Michele Karl
The second edition of this important reference
and price guide delivers the most up-to-date prices,
and includes more than 400 color photos and
background information on more than 50 doll
companies, from well-known firms like Mattel,
Ideal, Madame Alexander and Effanbee to smaller
lesser-known producers.
Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 160 pages • 0-942620-71-2 • $19.95
Hard cover with dust jacket • 9 x 12 inches • 176 pages
1-932485-11-2 • $34.95
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Hats, Caps & Bonnets 1855-1875:
12 Patterns for Dolls & an Illustrated History
by Marianne Burke
In this remarkable book, costumer and researcher Marianne Burke presents
a richly illustrated study of headwear in the twenty-year period between
1855-1875. Her detailed discussion of the development of hair and headwear styles throughout this era is accompanied by period photographs
known as cartes de visite, as well as numerous illustrations from fashion periodicals of the time.
It was during these years that the luxurious French lady dolls, so ardently
collected today, assumed their great popularity. Collectors of these dolls have
long been frustrated by the lack of accessible instructions and patterns for
headwear for their elegant models. This is the first book to teach methods of
constructing historically correct hats, caps and bonnets for French fashion
dolls of the mid-to-late nineteenth century. The methods of assembly taught
pertain to styles for dolls of more contemporary periods, as well.
Instruction in the practical matters of millinery construction, including
step-by-step directions for making bonnet frames and working with straw and
felt, culminate in the presentation of twelve fully illustrated patterns for making hats, caps and bonnets for lady dolls. Doll costumers, restorers and collectors will find this invaluable compendium an essential resource, while
lovers of fashion history will revel in its visual delights.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 11 x 8½ inches • 172 pages • 2-913684-52-3 • $30.00
Les Petites Dames de Mode
Bleuette Clothing Patterns:
by John R. Burbidge
by Louise Hedrick and Barbara Craig Hilliker
An Adventure in Design
1905—1916
Gathered for the first time in one volume, the more
than 50 authentic period ensembles created by Mr.
Burbidge, a former bridal designer for Priscilla of
Boston, are modeled by 29-inch mannequins, his "little ladies of fashion." Full-page photos of the
Victorian and Edwardian gowns are accompanied by
detail shots and the designer's extensive notes on the
creation of each piece.
Acclaimed doll costumer Louise Hedrick has
created original patterns for a complete
wardrobe of 30 ensembles for this beloved
French doll, adapted from patterns in issues
of La Semaine de Suzette and modeled by early
and reproduction Bleuettes. Bleuette expert
Barbara Hilliker presents the history of the
doll and places the clothing in the context of
social and fashion history.
144 pages • 1-932485-06-6 • $45.00
176 pages • 1-932485-26-0 • $50.00
Foreword by Elizabeth Ann Coleman
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Reflections on Fashion
United Federation of Doll Clubs 2005
Convention Souvenir Journal Set
This boxed set holds Reflections on Fashion, a
chronological compendium of insightful studies by renowned experts and photographers of
dolls, clothing and society over the past 250
years, a color paper doll of a circa-1870 Portrait
Jumeau and full-size patterns for creating six
ensembles for a 16-inch fashion doll.
Boxed set of magazine, paper doll and 6 patterns
8½ x 11 inches • 96 pages • 1-932485-29-5 • $40.00
Imagination at Play
Fashion Doll Clothing
by Rosemarie Ionker
German designer Rosemarie Ionker turns her creative hand to clothing today's
popular fashion dolls. Ms. Ionker has created a collection of patterns reflecting
the prêt-a-porter styles of the late 1950s and 1960s. She offers patterns for basic
pieces for creating a skirt, jacket, pants and dresses sized to fit today's 15–16inch fashion dolls, as well as smaller and larger dolls such as Coquette Cissy
and the Tonner Doll Company's American Models. Samples of the completed
clothing are modeled by a variety of dolls and shown in full-color photographs.
Dressing Dolls with Rosemarie Ionker
The acclaimed doll-clothing designer presents designing, sewing and clothing ideas
for dolls of every size, ranging from Helen Kish's 7-inch Riley to 18-inch-high
Gretel from Käthe Kruse. The easy-to-follow instructions are accompanied by patterns and full-color photos; Ms. Ionker also leads readers through the process of
creating new patterns from the basic pieces offered.
A Closetful of Doll Clothes
by Rosemarie Ionker
Fashion for Small Dolls
by Rosemarie Ionker
The distinguished designer, whose finished doll clothing can be found on
dolls by a number of well-known artists, shares her techniques for creating an
entire wardrobe of dresses, pinafores, coats and underclothing from a few
basic patterns, which are adjustable for dolls ranging from 11½ to 20 inches.
In her second book, the well-known doll-clothing designer presents patterns for a
delightful array of clothing for dolls from 7 to 12 inches high. The clothing is modeled by dolls by today's top designers, shown in full-color photographs; tips for trim
and handwork are included.
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Storybook Costumes for Dolls
Knit and Crochet for Small Dolls
Fashion Doll Wardrobe Collection
Acclaimed doll-clothing designer Londie Phillips shares
her secrets for creating award-winning costumes for
eight beloved storybook heroines: Alice in
Wonderland, Heidi, Little Bo Peep, Little Red Riding
Hood, The Real Princess, Shakespeare's Juliet, the
Sugar Plum Fairy and Snow White. She presents guidelines for designing three different styles of costume for
each character—Classic, Old World and Twenty-FirstCentury Avant Garde—as well as pattern pieces to fit
vintage and contemporary dolls in sizes ranging from
7½ to 12 inches. Sewing tips and step-by-step instructions allow beginning sewers to replicate depicted outfits that suit their skill level and appeal to their imagination, while readers with advanced skills will find Ms.
Phillips' ideas inspiration for creating their own unique
renditions.
More than fifty patterns to fit today's popular
6½- to 9-inch dolls are included in this easy-to-use
pattern book. Encompassing an entire wardrobe
from underclothing to skirts, pants, shorts, sweaters
and blouses, dresses, coats and jackets, the patterns
range in difficulty from beginning to advanced levels.
Dolls by Vogue, the Alexander Doll Company,
Effanbee, the Tonner Doll Company, Heidi
Pluszczok and Robert Raikes are among the many
models presenting these charming fashions.
This portfolio of patterns for today's 15–16-inch
fashion dolls is presented in book form, with directions for 45 exclusive outfits. The magnetic-closure
box houses the 96-page soft-cover book and 27 fullsize patterns on loose sheets. Collections 2 and 3,
each including 9 additional patterns, are available
separately.
by Londie Phillips
by Marjory Fainges
Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 144 pages • 978-1-932485-47-9 • $24.95
Designs by Robert Archer
Collection 1 • Boxed set of 27 patterns plus book
0-942620-64-X • $29.95
Collection 2 • 9 Individual Pattern Sheets • $9.95
Collection 3 • 9 Individual Pattern Sheets • $9.95
Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 128 pages • 978-1-932485-56-1 • $24.95
Simple & Stylish Patterns
for 18-Inch Dolls’ Clothing
by Marla Freeman
This collection of 12 original patterns for creating
a complete contemporary wardrobe for an 18-inch
doll is simple enough to be made by a beginning
seamstress. Each outfit is pictured in full color;
directions and pattern pieces are included.
Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 144 pages • 0-942620-33-X • $19.95
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Simple & Stylish Patterns for
Dolls’ Hats & Shoes for 8”, 14” &
18” Dolls
by Marla Freeman
Beginning seamstresses will find it easy to make
the hats and shoes in this collection. The 12
designs are pictured in full color with directions
and pattern pieces for a total of 36 patterns.
Porcelain Doll Design and Creation
by Brigitte Von Messner
This step-by-step guide to creating porcelain dolls
is fully illustrated with detailed color photos and
includes full-size clothing pattern sheets and
instructions for creating four outfits for the completed dolls.
Hard cover • 8 x 10 inches • 96 pages • 0-942620-27-5 • $29.95
Imagination at Play
The No. 1 Price Guide to M.I. Hummel: Figurines, Plates,
Miniatures, & More..., 10th Edition by Robert L. Miller
provides step-by-step instructions and includes sharp detailed color photos of antique animals before, during and after restoration.
Hard cover • 8½ x 10½ inches • 176 pages • 0-942620-34-8 • $29.95
Now in full color, the latest edition of the most widely respected price guide to M.I.
Hummel collectibles includes thousands of listings, a larger number of photos than ever
before and the most up-to-date secondary market prices. Universally recognized as the most
complete compilation of M.I. Hummel values, this book provides an alphabetical listing of
all M.I. Hummel designs issued by W. Goebel, a history and explanation of backstamps and
other marks, a profile of Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel and biographies of the sculptors
who bring her illustrations to three-dimensional life.
Award-winning artist Celia Baham has created patterns for 14 bears whose costumes are an
integral part of their body construction. Organized by level of difficulty, the book allows
makers to learn new techniques as they progress through the projects.
Paperback • 5¼ x 8 inches • 614 pages • 1-932485-35-X • $29.95
Buying & Selling Celebrity Dolls: Price Guide
by Michele Karl
Costumed Teddy Bears
14 Patterns for Bears in Body Suits by Celia Baham
Cats, Rats & Other Creatures
In this long-needed guide to the secondary-market values for celebrity dolls, more than 700
photos illustrate thousands of listings, which range from antique representations of historical
figures like Rudolph Valentino and Charlie Chaplin to contemporary depictions of stars like
Britney Spears.
The author's latest book presents a compendium of animals in her distinctively whimsical
style, with patterns for cats, rats, lions, pigs, a rabbit, a skunk and a worm, accompanied by
color photos and instructions, as well as design techniques.
Paperback • 6 x 9 inches • 192 pages • 0-942620-55-0 • $19.95
Buying & Selling Teddy Bears: Price Guide
by Terry & Doris Michaud
Well-known authorities Terry & Doris Michaud have created a rating scale based on condition; and compliled individual condition-related secondary market price ranges for more
than 450 teddy bears, dating from the earliest 1903 creations to contemporary bears by manufacturers, studios and individual artists.
Paperback • 6 x 9 inches • 192 pages • 0-942620-38-0 • $19.95
The Whimsical World of Boyds Bears
25 Years and Countin’
by Susan Elliott
Boyds’ Silver Anniversary Album celebrates the spirit of this company’s playful plush creatures. The lively text tells the “o-fishull” story of Boyds’ growth from a small mom-and-pop
venture to the vibrant corporation it is today, and takes readers on a tour through Boyds
Bear Country, “the world’s most humongous teddy bear store.” The heart of the book is a
photographic gallery featuring hundreds of Boyds’ beloved bears, hares and other critters in
warm and whimsical settings and endearing portraits.
The World’s Most Lovable Bears
by Stephen L. Cronk
Written by the former editor of Teddy Bear Review, this book features more than 100 color
photographs of teddy bears created by an international group of designers and makers.
Biographies of each maker are included, as well as a comprehensive introduction tracing the
history of the teddy bear.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 8½ x 11 inches • 144 pages • 0-942620-36-4 • $24.95
Restoring Teddy Bears and Stuffed Animals
by Rolf & Christel Pistorius
15 Patterns & Design Techniques by Neysa A. Phillippi
Doll Collector’s Record Book
Teddy Bear Collector’s Record Book
Each of these record books contains 73 record forms, detailed instructions for completing
each section of the forms, as well as two completed sample forms—one for a piece bought at
issue and one for a piece bought on the secondary market. The pages are perforated, allowing the collector to remove them for storage in a binder, folder or safe-deposit box, if desired.
Doll: Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 160 pages • 0-942620-29-1 • $12.95
Teddy Bear: Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 160 pages • 0-942620-30-5 • $12.95
Doll Collector’s Record Organizer
Teddy Bear Collector’s Record Organizer
The organizers consist of a decorative 3-ring binder, horizontal pockets inside the covers to
hold certificates and other important paperwork, a complete copy of the record book mounted on the rings, and a 5-tab set of dividers ready to be labeled by the collector.
Doll: 9 x 12 inches • 0-942620-31-3 • $19.95
Teddy Bear: 9 x 12 inches • 0-942620-32-1 • $19.95
Additional Forms: 25 Record Forms per pack (Request Doll or Teddy Bear version) • $4.95
Doll Collector’s Journal
Teddy Bear Collector’s Journal
Especially designed for doll lovers and teddy bear lovers, these elegant blank books are waiting for your secret thoughts, wish lists, identification notes or, perhaps, your favorite artist’s
autographs? Each journal has a silk ribbon marker and handsome printed endpapers.
Doll: Hard cover • 5½ x 8 inches • 160 pages • 0-942620-23-2 • $9.95
Teddy Bear: Hard cover • 5½ x 8 inches • 160 pages • 0-942620-25-9 • $9.95
This informative and practical guide to restoration by the well-known experts and restorers
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Town Teddy & Country Bear Tour the USA
Written and illustrated by Kathleen Bart
Town and country cousins Tuxedo Teddy and Bandanna Bear,
stars of Town Teddy & Country Bear: A Classic Aesop's Fable Retold,
return in Kathleen Bart's newest book. The high-spirited teddies
embark on a journey through the USA to discover America the
Beautiful. There's just one problem: Bandanna dreams of a
rugged camping trip to national parks and natural wonders,
while Tuxedo envisions a first-class tour of historic cities and
famous landmarks. Will their conflicting desires break up their
friendship? Or will their differences turn their tour into a journey of discovery? Follow the further adventures of these two lively teddies as they struggle to learn the art of compromise and the
joy of sharing while exploring the beauty and diversity of
America's national treasures.
Hard cover with dust jacket • 8½ x 11 inches • 32 pages • 978-1-932485-50-9 • $16.95
A Tale of Two Teddies
The First Teddy Bears Tell Their True Stories
32 pages • 1-932485-23-6 • $16.95
Town Teddy & Country Bear Global Gourmet
A Classic Aesop’s Fable Retold
A Multicultural Cookbook
32 pages • 1-932485-19-8 • $16.95
80 pages • 1-932485-09-0 • $19.95
Who Wants an Old Teddy Bear?
Stories and pictures by Ginnie Hofmann
Doll & Teddy Bear
Activity Book
by Pune Dracker
Paperback • 8½ x 11 inches • 96 pages
1-932485-24-4 • $9.95
12
The Happiest Christmas
Story and pictures by Lynne Roche
Hard cover with dust jacket
8½ x 11 inches • 32 pages
1-932485-27-9 • $16.95
Individual books • Paperback • 8 x 8 inches • $5.95 each
Who Wants an Old Teddy Bear? • 32 pages •
1-932485-00-7
The Runaway Teddy Bear • 32 pages • 1-932485-01-5
One Teddy Bear Is Enough! • 32 pages • 1-932485-02-3
The Bear Next Door • 32 pages • 1-932485-03-1
The Big Bad Bully Bear • 28 pages • 1-932485-04-X
In following our mission to delight and instruct
book and toy lovers of all ages, we are pleased to
offer our collection of books designed to appeal
especially to children, but equally engaging to all
who retain a love of childhood. Author and illustrator Kathleen's Bart's A Tale of Two Teddies, now in its
sixth printing, has received international media
attention since its first publication in 2002 and has
been welcomed warmly by children in schools and
libraries nationwide who have heard Ms. Bart's lively
presentations. The story of the controversy surrounding the 1903 creation of the first teddy bear,
her book allows each of the two teddy bears to tell
his side of the story. In Town Teddy & Country Bear,
Ms. Bart retells a classic Aesop's fable with a teddy
twist, as cousins Tuxedo Teddy and Bandanna Bear
discover that the grass is not always greener on the
other side. She dons her chef's hat for Global
Gourmet, a multicultural cookbook of menus from
12 regions of the world. The 60 easy-to-follow recipes
are accompanied by informative sidebars and vibrant
full-page color illustrations featuring multicultural
celebrations and traditions.
Our Doll & Teddy Bear Activity Book is filled
with entertaining games and activities for children of
all ages, from the simplest connect-the-dots and
matching games to more complicated puzzles and
advanced word searches and crossword puzzles.
Children's book author Krystyna Poray Goddu's
brief histories of both playthings provide clues to
many of the activities. Illustrators Kathleen Bart and
Ginnie Hofmann contributed full-color paper dolls
and teddy bears for cut-out fun.
English dollmaker Lynne Roche's picture-book
debut is The Happiest Christmas, a charming story featuring nostalgic toys, playful kittens and dreams that
come true. Ms. Roche's evocative pencil-and-watercolor illustrations reflect the rich yet understated
appeal of the dolls for which she and her husband,
Michael Roche, are so well-known.
Well-known illustrator Ginnie Hofmann's
reprinted classic series of five children's books, led
by Who Wants an Old Teddy Bear?, continues to be
among readers' favorites. Featuring the adventures of
teddy bear Arthur and his owner Andy, this charming quintet of stories is told in simple language and
accompanied by Ms. Hofmann's appealing artwork.

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