Mixed lot of children's books - 3 pieces, Olga Pöhlmann "Rosenlehrers Krüppelchen", typewritten typescript, copy of a probably unpublished youth novel by Olga Pöhlmann, stapled, Olga Pöhlmann (born 1880 in Kitzingen; died 1969 in Nuremberg) was a German editor and author of youth books and biographical novels. in Nuremberg) was a German editor and author of books for young people and biographical novels, plus first edition of "Der Löwe ist los" by Max Kruse, 1952, Knorr collector's album "Wurzelputz, Geschichte eines kleinen Zwerges", traces of age.

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