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Blue Ribbon Publishing
Dean and Sons
French Movables
S. Louis Giraud
Viotech Kubasta
McLouglin Brothers
Lothar Meggandorfer
Ernest Nister
S and J Fuller
1965 to present
Raphael Tuck and Sons
Julian Wehr

 


   

In the 1880s, McLoughlin Brothers became the first large producer of movables in the United States. The company took ideas from Dean and offered similar products to American audiences. In fact, McLoughlin went so far as to pirate Dean's Home Pantomime Toy Books.

McLoughlin's most well known movables are those from the Little Showman's Series, which first appeared in the 1880s. These books are constructed of two boards hinged at the top. Each is designed to be opened at a right angle, and each displays a multi-layered scene comprising figures in a cage. 

The Lion's Den

The Lion's Den

The Lions' Den. Little Showman's Series (1st series). New York: McLoughlin Bros., [ca. 1880].

 

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