The collection contains various illustrative material and prints related to illustrator Feodor Rojankovsky.

The collection contains two sketches by George Cruikshank, as well as an advertising poster for an exhibit on Cruikshank in 1968.

The collection contains five pieces of art by Oberlander, all dated 1962.

The collection contains four posters from Nazi-era World War II Germany, aimed at children.

The collection contains a manuscript and typescript for one children's book by Smith.

This collection consists of artwork related to four books by Glen Dines.

Collection contains production material, including music and an illustration study, for two titles co-authored by Grace Castagnetta and Hendrik Willem Van Loon.

Contains corrected sheet music for one title arranged by Grace Castagnetta.

This collection consists of original art (both in-process drawings and final art) as well as manuscript materials related to numerous children's book titles illustrated by Gustaf Tenggren.

Hans Fischer's papers include drawings related to one children's book illustrated by Hans Fischer, as well as one letter, and several lithograph prints.

Contains production material for two children's books by Hazel Hutchins Wilson.

Collection contains material related to works illustrated by Helen Sewell.

Helen Stone's papers focus on her work as an illustrator of children's books. The collection contains production materials for four titles.

The collection contains illustrative material for 15 titles (books and magazines) published between 1927 and 1962 and miscellaneous art by Henry C. Pitz.

The collection contains production material related to children's books written by Herber Spencer Zim.

The collection consists of one lithograph print, "Evy."

The collection contains a an inscribed jacket for one title written by Holling C. Holling.

The Howard Cook papers contain original illustrations for one children's book, as well as three additional unrelated prints.

The Irene Bowen Robinson Collection contains illustrative production material for ten children's books illustrated by Robinson.

This collection consists of material related to Dr. Irvin Kerlan, including correspondence, awards, obituaries, clippings, photos, bibliographies, writing drafts, and scrapbooks.

The Irving and Ruth Adler collection includes drafts, proofs, dummies, notes, research, and correspondence for children's books created by the Adlers, both in collaboration and individually.

Collection focuses on Domanska's work as an illustrator and author of children's picture books. Collection includes production materials for 14 titles published between 1962-78. It includes illustrations and separations, proofs, layouts, a blueprint, pasteups, color samples, and a typescript and galley proof for 1 title.

Jean Lee Latham’s papers focus on her work as an author of children’s and young adult books. The collection contains production materials for 22 titles published between 1948 and 1965 as well as correspondence and awards.

Jean MacDonald Porter's collection contains illustrative material for one title by Carol Ryrie Brink.

Jeanette Eaton's papers consist of a corrected typescript for a biography of George Washington.

The Kjelgaard papers focus on his work as an author of young adult novels and contains production materials for published and unpublished works.

The collection contains two original pen and ink drawings for one picture book by Jo Ann Stover.

Contains a single painting by Suzanne and Josette Boland as well as two sets of prints by Josette Boland.

The collection contains a corrected typescript for one children's book by Julia L. Sauer.

The collection contains original illustrations, ephemera, and advertisements by English illustrator Kate Greenaway.