Endpapers from the 1960's

 

Above: 'Cock a Doodle Doo' by Ed Emberley, 1964

Above: The First Book of Jazz, endpaper, Illustration by Cliff Roberts, 1962.

Above: Endpapers to "Miss Suzy," illustrated by Arnold Lobel, 1964.

Above: Ken Woodward - The Magic Merry-go-round, 1967.

Above: 'More Jokes & Riddles', compiled by Jonathan Peter, Illustration by Albert Aquino1963.

Above: endpaper from Slnečny Úsmév (1961) by Alolf Zábranský

Above: Endpapers from Alfred Hitchcock's 'Haunted Houseful' 1961 illustrations by Fred Banbery.

 Come Over to My House by Theo LeSieg, illustrated by Richard Erdoes, 1966.

Above: “Travel to Distant Worlds” by K.A. Gilzin, 1960. Tsiolkovsky’s Interplanetary Space Rocket.

Above: The Tall Grass Zoo by Rand Mcnally 1960

Above:"Schnitzel, The Yodeling Goat" by Bil Baird, illustrated by Bill Giacalone, 1965 

Above: 'The Cat At Night' by Dahlov Ipcar, 1969.

Above: Jiří Hadlač, 1964

Above: Marmaduke Goes To France' Written by Elizabeth Chapman, illustration by Eccles Williams, 1962.

Above: The Joke Book compiled by Oskar Weigal and illustrated by Bill and Bonnie Rutherford 1963

Above: 'The Wild Whirlwind' by Dahlov Ipcar 1968

Above: 'The fun and games book' written by Barbara Kruger Bate, illustrated by Bill Sokol, 1967.

Above: Mary Poppins, illustrated by Gennady Kalinovsky 1968.

Above: The Merry Mother Goose 1968 by Ruth Ruhman

Above: 'Summer Sun' by Helen Webber, 1965.

Above: endpaper detail from 'Aesop’s Fables' illustrated by Alice and Martin Provensen  1965.

Above: 'Mr. Pine’s Mixed-up Signs' by Leonard Kessler, 1961.

Above: Endpaper from 'Rocky and his Friends' 1962, illustrator unknown.

Above: The Blue Rooster - Written and Illustrated by Wilfried Blecher , 1969.

Above: Das Goldene Tor, Pub 1964 illustrated by Adolf Zabransky

Above: The Missing Milkman by Roger Duvoisin - Knopf 1967 

Bill and Bonnie Rutherford

I am really enjoying a whole new collection of vintage books. This version of Edward Lear's 'Owl and the Pussy Cat' is delightfully illustrated by Bill and Bonnie Rutherford with the illustrations virtually dancing across the spreads.