Little Red Ridinghood (1934) World War 1 Known for her unmistakable mid-century

Known for her unmistakable mid-century aesthetic and her Gerber Baby-esque faces

General Mills released this cookbook in 1943 to help the American housewife overcome ration shortages

First edition of Carson McCullers' classic novel about obsessive adolescence

Following months spent covering the Navy and the pilots bombing the Japanese

it nevertheless failed to motivate French leaders

Little Red Ridinghood (1934) World War 1 Known for her unmistakable mid-centuryThe Blue Ribbon "Little Red Ridinghood" (Pop Ups and Moveables). Little Red Ridinghood. The Illustrated Pop Up Edition. New York: Blue Ribbon, 1934. Octavo. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First edition of this early Blue Ribbon pop up book, with three double page pop ups depicting scenes from Little Red Riding Hood. Illustrated by C. Carey Cloud and Harold B. Lentz, The Pop Up Little Red Ridinghood published by Blue Ribbon Press is an early American example