[Juvenile Drama] A Massive Collection of Antique Toy Theater Scenery and Props. Principally German, Danish, and Austrian, early to mid-twentieth century. An unsorted accumulation, likely approaching 1,000 pieces, with manufacturers and designers include J.F. Schreiber, Carl Larsens, Alfred Jacobsen, Pollock’s, and Secher. Includes cut and uncut sheets, the majority being color lithographed background scenery, wing and side pieces, but also including prosceniums, props and set pieces, and character figures, representing pieces from numerous sets and series, depicting military scenes, cities, ocean and seaside, meadows and pastoral scenes, town squares and villages, parlors, castles and palaces, caves, gardens and woodlands, jungles, graveyard, and much more. Accompanied by booklets with dialogue and instructions with suggestions for adaptions of tales such as Hansel and Gretel, The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Three Musketeers, Christopher Columbus, and others. Average sheet size about 18 x 12”. Many pieces mounted to cardboard backings, uneven condition with many showing light to heavy tearing and creasing.