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ARCHIVE OF COLLECTED RESEARCH PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE MATERIALS OF AUTHOR LESLIE DAIKEN RESEARCHING HIS BOOK - CHILDREN'S TOYS AROUND THE WORLD

ARCHIVE OF COLLECTED RESEARCH PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE MATERIALS OF AUTHOR LESLIE DAIKEN RESEARCHING HIS BOOK - CHILDREN'S TOYS AROUND THE WORLD

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A very important early 60's archive of author Leslie Daiken being the collection of correspondence sent to Daiken from different institutions, museums, manufacturers and private collectors, and used by him to write the acclaimed and now classic book "Children's Toys Around the World" along with some Daiken written notes. A very large interesting collection of about 200 pcs.

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