A WORLD OF DOLL HOUSES.

New York: Gramercy Publishing Company Book. Good. Hardcover. (1965), 144pp, index, illustrated with sixty seven photographs. G+ in G, lightly worn, price-clipped dj. From the dj: "Elaborate doll houses have been made for kings and queens and princes as well as for children, and magnificent specimens from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries may be seen in museums in England, Germany, and the Netherlands. Queen Anne gave a handsome one to a godchild nearly three hundred years ago which remains intact. In the United States, doll houses range from an Early American house in New York City, dated 1744, to charming nineteenth-century doll houses in museums throughout the country. One of the most delightful is a miniature Victorian mansion made for the children of President Hayes, which they played with in the White House.".