Publishers and publishing
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
Alberico Caselli papers
Arthur A. Levine Books Papers
Arthur A. Levine is the publisher of many children's books, including the U.S. edition of Harry Potter and Philip Pullman. His papers consists of correspondence, personal and conference material, and editoral files.
Ava Weiss Collection of Art
The Ava Weiss collection of art primarily consists of artwork and sketches given to Weiss by various children's book illustrators. The collection also contain a historical print and a manuscript, as well as various greeting cards.
Barbara Fleisher Zucker Papers on "Junior Natural History" and the Natural History Press
The collection contains materials related to Barbara Fleisher Zucker's research into the Natural History Press and juvenile science magazines produced by the Press and the American Museum of Natural History during the mid-20th century.
Bonnie Verburg Papers
Bonnie Verburg Papers includes materials from children's books that she edited since the late 1980s.
Boyds Mills Press translation papers
The collection contains papers related to English translations of board books published by Boyds Mills Press which were originally published in Italian.
Charles Kochman (Abrams Books) Papers
This collection contains proofs, promotional material, and other publishing material from different authors and illustrators whose work was edited by Charles Kochman and published by Abrams Books, including Jeanne Steig, Jon Scieszka, Jeff Kinney, Stephen Hillenburg, and Jennifer George.
George Munro Correspondence
The collection contains a small amount of correspondence written by publisher George Munro.
Gingerbread House Publishing and Josephine Nobisso Papers
The Gingerbread House and Josephine Nobisso Papers contains the manuscripts, proofs, illustrations, and dummies for Gingerbread House Publishing, a children's literature publishing agency. The collection also includes Josephine Nobisso's personal papers.
Glas Naroda (The People's Voice) records
Records (1953-1963) of the Slovenian American newspaper Glas Naroda include correspondence, subscriber lists, and editorial material. Also included is correspondence pertaining to Anna Pracek Krasna's book selling business, and letters to publishing houses in Slovenia.
