Red Riding Hood (Father Tuck's "Doll" Series) (code no. 1467) Bonzo (Fictitious character) In Fairyland stands as one

In Fairyland stands as one of the quintessential monuments of Victorian children's literature and color woodblock printing

situated above the author's name

Collating [20] leaves of thick card mounts

with all six delicate movable pull-tab mechanisms complete

internally near fine

Red Riding Hood (Father Tuck's "Doll" Series) (code no. 1467) Bonzo (Fictitious character) In Fairyland stands as one(Shaped Books) RED RIDING HOOD (Father Tuck's "Doll" Series; code no. 1467). New York; London; Paris: Raphael Tuck & Sons, Co., Ltd., circa 1895. Folio 14 5 8" x 7 9 16". Staple bound color pictorial card wrappers die cut around the shape of the Red Riding Hood doll that appears on the front wrapper, with creases to the lower fore edge corner, both front and back, and a gift inscription dated Xmas 1901, lightly penned to the "head" of back wrapper for