[Moveables] Lustiges Automaten-Theater Ein Ziehbilderbuch von Lothar Meggendorfer, Verlag von J.S. Schreiber in Esslingen bei Stuttgart, ca. 1890. Alternating text and print w. movable mechanism. Plates: (1) Das Negergigerl. Lacking some pieces and moveable tab. (2) Der Tanzmeister. Lacking a piece, but functioning. (3) Der Schneider. Lacking pieces and tab. (4) De Sonntagsjäger. Text-p. torn, gun loose but intact, but otherwise working. (5) Die Sängerin. Functioning, but repair to one arm. (6) Der Photograph. Lacking piece but working. (7) Die Elsässerin. Lacking many pieces and tab. (8) Die Mohrenwäsche. Lacking many pieces and tab. Orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards (browned, sl. worn). Still an acceptable copy of this rare work. Dated representations.

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