Endpapers of the 1970's

Above: 'Pierscien Orlicy' written by Irena Kwintowa, illustrated by Maria Szymanska. Published 1976.

Above: Illustrations by Gianni Ciferri from the Italian children's book "Favole 2000", 1972.

Above: 'ABC: An Alphabet of Many Things', Pere Cotsen, 1970.

Above: Je Mam Dobre Na Svete, published 1971, illustrated by Adolf Zabransky.

Above: The How And Why Wonder Book of Electricity 1971 

Above: Evaline Ness: “Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog” (1972)

Above: Detail of 'Through the Window' by Charles Keeping, 1970.

Above: Katy and the Big Snow by Virginia Lee Burton 1971 

Above:  'Looking After: Cats.' by Helen Riviere Haywood, 1973.

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 

Endpapers from 1950's Children's Books

 

Above: Nu Dang and His Kite, written and illustrated by Jacqueline Ayer, 1959

Above:'Willie Whitetail' by R. W. Eschmeyer, illustrated and designed by Roy K. Wills, 1953.

Above: Josef Lada illustration Czech 1953. Below: Barbara Jones 1960

Above: Charlotte’s Web by EB White, illustrated by Garth Williams, 1952.

Above: The Iliad and the Odyssey, illustrated by Alice and Martin Provensen, 1956.

Above:"Little Golden Books" endpapers (1950) illustrator unknown.

Below: Alice & Martin Provensen for R L Stevenson's "A Child's Garden of Verses" (1951)

Above: Hikkerde Pikkerde Paardeboom (1959)Ted Schaap

Above: Pienchen (1954) by Gerhard Oberländer

Above: Fishes of The World by Edouard Le Danois, endpapers illustrated by Jean Norbert, 1957.

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Above: Flowers on a windowsill endpapers from 'Do Kola' (1956) Adolf Zábransky.

Above: "All About the Insect World" by Ferdinand C. Lane, 1954.

Above: 'Zoo Parade' written by Marlin Perkins, illustrated by Paul Bransom, 1954

Above: Petunia by Roger Duvoisin 1950.

Above: The Golden Circus (A Fuzzy Golden Book) written by Kathryn Jackson, illustrated by Alice and Martin Provensen, 1950.

Above: 'Toby Tyler' by James Otis, Leonard Weisgard, and Nelson Doubleday  1958 

Above: The Brave Little Steam Shovel', written by Alf Evers, illustrated by Dick Stone 1951.

Above: 'Once upon a time stories' published by the children's press London and Glasgow (no date)

Above: 'Bedtime stories' illustrated by Justin Michman, no publication date.

Above 1959 Juliet Kepes endpaper from 'Puptents and Pebbles' written by William Jay Smith