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The 1885 engraving of the Flapping Bird

  These Source Pages contain information relating to books, articles in newspapers and magazines, illustrations, records of exhibitions, and historical survivals, that are the raw material of paperfolding history. If you know of any other significant sources of relevant information that I have overlooked please let me know.

In many cases these pages provide a link to a full online version of the document the information is drawn from. Where no such online version exists I have, wherever possible, included a copy of the work, or at least of the relevant pages, in my Source Page.

Sources which only give information about one particular design may not be listed on this page, although they will be referenced in the relevant Topic and Individual Design pages.

Where the material about paperfolding in a later edition of a work is significantly different to the original edition, it will have its own entry in the relevant year.

Source Pages which are incomplete in some way are marked as follows:

(partial information only) means I have not yet managed to find a full copy of the source document. However, the page may still contain some information about the contents of the source.

(in process) means I have full information about what the source contains but have not yet found time to add the full information to the page. The page may well, however, contain a link to a full online copy of the work.

(not yet fully analysed) means information has been added to the page but a full analysis has not yet been completed.

(not yet fully integrated) means information has been added to the page and analysed but the analysis has not yet been fully carried across to the relevant Topic and Individual Design pages.

I maintain a page which lists sources I haven't yet managed to find. If you have a copy of any of these, and are willing to share the information it contains with me, I will be extremely grateful.

I also maintain a list of some other sources I have consulted / searched, particularly books of Japanese prints and periodicals, which will hopefully help to reduce the duplication of effort among paperfolding history researchers (though it should be said this is not in any way a comprehensive list).

 
 
 
Historical Survivals (this page is incomplete at present)

Undated Postcards / Undated Trade Cards / Undated Drawings, Prints and Paintings

 
Articles published in Selected Periodicals
 
 
Illustrations by Selected Artists
 
 
 
 
Books, Articles in Periodicals, Paintings, Prints etc and Survivals, in Chronological Order

(Note that not every article, painting or print etc is yet included in this list.)

Japanese sources (including books by Japanese authors in English) are marked with pink squares.

Chinese sources are marked with green squares.

Sources exclusively about the folding of napkins / serviettes are marked with yellow squares. No detailed analysis of sources relating to napkin / serviette folding has yet been carried out.

Entries marked with a dark grey square are not sources but events. Some of these are not directly related to paperfolding but have been included here to help with the interpretation of the chronological sequence.

 
 
 
312/3
 
 

The Ancient Letters, c312/3 (folded letters)

           
 
 
 
988
 
              Relationship with Japan of the Song History, 988 (collapsible pleated paper fan)
 
 
 
1002
 
              The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon, 1002 (twisted / knotted letters)
 
 
 
1021
 
              Genji Monogatari (The Tale of Genji) by Murasaki Shikibu, 1021 (various kinds of folded letters)
 
 
 
1265
 
 

Glastonbury Bat Book, 1265

           
 
 
 
1432
 
 

The Decameron, 1432 (folded box)

           
 
 
 
1440
 
 

The Book of Hours of Catherine of Cleves, c1440 (cut and fold box)

           
 
 
 
1440
 
 

'Mass of St Gregory' by Israel van Meckenem, c1485 (corporals)

           
 
 
 
1493
 
 

The 'Inferno' of Taddeo di Bartolo, c1393 (mitres of infamy)

           
 
 
 
1498
 
 
 
 
1502
 
 

De Viribus Quantitatis by Luca Pacioli, 1502 (constructing an accurate right angle / cherries puzzle / chinese wallet / paper pan / paper balls / love knot letterfold / chickenwire letterfold)

           
 
 
 
1526
 
 

'Engraving of Erasmus of Rotterdam' by Albrecht Durer, 1526 (basic rectangular letterfold)

           
 
 
 
1560
 
 
 
 
1582
 
 

De Secretis by Johannes Jacob Wecker 1582 (paper pan)

           
 
 
 
1584
 
 

The Discoverie of Witchcraft by Reginald Scot, 1584 (buddha papers / fold and switch effect)

    Magiae Naturalis by Giambattista della Porta, 1584 (various)      
                     
  La premiere partie des subtiles et plaisantes inventions by Jean Prevost, 1584 (chinese wallet)            
 
 
 
1593
 
 
 
 
1596
 
 

L'Etoile, 1596 (paper poulet)

           
 
 
 
1598
 
 

Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare, 1598 (paper poulet)

           
 
 
 
1605
 
 

Libro de los sermones de los santos by Miguel Perez de Heredia, 1605 (paper boat)

          Beginning of Edo period in 1603
 
 
 
1606
 
 

The Returne from Parnassus, 1606 (paper boat)

           
 
 
 
1621
 
 
 
 
1623
 
 
 
 
1629
 
 
 
 
1634
 
 

Hocus Pocus Junior, 1634 (fold and switch effect)

           
 
 
 
1636
 
 
 
 
1640
 
 

Under-Woods by Ben Johnson, 1640 (paper boat)

           
 
 
 
1643
 
 
 
 
1646
 
 

Three Tractates by Joseph Hall, 1646 (houses of cards)

           
 
 
 
1648
 
              Print by Tosa Mitsonobu, 1648 (basic packets)
 
 
 
1651
 
 
 
 
1652
 
 
 
 
1653
 
 
 
 
1654
 
 
 
 
1657
 
 
 
 
1658
 
 
 
 
1659
 
 
 
 
1661
 
  Humane Industry by Thomas Powell, 1661 (multiple-image pleated picture)     L'Escole des maris by Moliere, 1661 (paper poulet)      
 
 
 
1662
 
 
 
 
1664
 
 

Dictionarium Gallico-Germanico-Latinum Nathanaël Duëz, 1664 (paper bird / paper boat)

           
 
 
 
1666
 
 
 
 
1667
 
 
 
 
1669
 
 
 
 
1670
 
 
 
 
1676
 
 

Sports and Pastimes by J M, 1676 (troublewit)

           
 
 
 
1680
 
              Ittyuya dokugin onsenku, 1680 (paper butterflies)
 
 
 
1682
 
 
 
 
1686
 
 
 
 
1688
 
 
 
 
1689
 
 

Table Talk by John Selden, 1689 (juggler's paper)

           
 
 
 
1692
 
              Onna chohoki, 1692 (and 1847) (sake container decorations / tsutsumi)
 
 
 
1696
 
 

Mechanick Powers by Ven. Mandey and J Moxon, 1696 (paper flights)

           
 
 
 
1697
 
              Origata tehon of Kikuchi Fujiwara no Takehide, 1697 (tsutsumi)
 
 
 
1699
 
 
 
 
1700
 
              Tokiwa hinagata by Koheiji Terada and Shotaro Morida, 1700 (paper crane) (in process)
 
 
 
1702
 
 
 
 
1704
 
              Tanzen hiniigata, 1704 (takarabune)
 
 
 
1705
 
 

Sports and Pastimes or Hocus Pocus Improvd, 1705 (troublewit)

           
 
 
 
1707
 
 
 
 
1712
 
 

The Spectator No 482, 12th September 1712 (paper boats)

           
 
 
 
1713
 
              Shotoku hinagata (aka Shotoku 3) by Nishikawa Sukenobu, 1713 (paper boat with three sails)
 
 
 
1715
 
 

Frauenzimmer-Lexicon by Amaranthes, 1715 (patenbriefs)

           
 
 
 
1716
 
 

The Merry Companion by Richard Neve, 1716 (How to Climb Through a Playing Card)

           
 
 
 
1717
 
              Keisei ori tsuru, 1717 (komoso)
 
 
 
1719
 
              Hinagata kiku no nae, 1719 (thread container)
 
 
 
1722
 
 

The Whole Art of Legerdemain or Hocus Pocus in Perfection by Henry Dean, 1722 (buddha papers / fold and switch effect)

           
 
 
 
1723
 
 

Récréations mathématiques et physiques by Jacques Ozanam, 1723

          Onna fuhzoku tama kagami by Nishikawa Sukenobu, 1723 (komoso / paper boat / paper crane / sake container decorations) (in process)
 
 
 
1724
 
 
 
 
1733
 
 
 
 
1734
 
              Print in Ranma Zushiki,1734 (paper crane / paper boat / komoso / sanbo-on-legs / tematebako / star-shaped box)
 
 
 
1736
 
 
 
 
1743
 
 
 
 
1746
 
 
 
 
1747
 
 
 
 
1757
 
 

Letter written by Guillermo Pen, 1757 (paper boats / birds)

           
 
 
 
1761
 
 
 
 
1761
 
 

The London Chronicle, August 1761 (cricket cages)

           
 
 
 
1762
 
 
 
 
1763
 
 

Annales Typographiques, 1763 (paper caps)

           
 
 
 
1773
 
              Hoketsuki by Sadatake Ise, 1764 (tsutsumi)
 
 
 
1773
 
 

The Court Letter Writer, 1773 (letters and covers)

           
 
 
 
1775
 
 
 
 
1776
 
 
 
 
1778
 
 
 
 
1784
 
 

The Navigator's Assistant by William Nicholson, 1784 (paper boat)

           
 
 
 
1785
 
 
 
 
1786
 
 
 
 
1787
 
 
 
 
1789
 
 

The Natural History of Selbourne by Gilbert White, 1789 (cricket cage)

           
 
 
 
1790
 
 

Los cómicos de la legua by Juan González del Castillo, 1790 (paper hats / birds)

           
 
 
 
1793
 
 

Every Lady's Own Fortune-Teller, 1793 (paper heart)

    Diary entry of Leandro Fernández Moratín, October 1793 (paper cutting as entertainment)      
 
 
 
1794
 
 
 
 
1795
 
 

The Conjuror's Repository, 1795 (buddha papers / fold and switch effect)

           
 
 
 
1797
 
 

Praktischer Unterricht, 1797

          The Senbazuru Orikata, 1797
                     
              Orikata Tehon Chushingura, 1797
 
 
 
1799
 
 

An Essay on the Passions by Kingsmill Davan, 1799 (paper boat)

           
 
 
 
1800
 
 
 
 
1801
 
 
 
 
1802
 
  Anweisung zum Modelliren aus Papier by Heinrich Rockstroh, 1802 (cardboard modelling)            
 
 
 
1806
 
 
 
 
1807
 
 
 
 
1808
 
  Almanach des Gourmands, 1808            
 
 
 
1817
 
 
 
 
1819
 
 
 
 
1820
 
 
 
 
1821
 
  Les Paratonnerres by MM B d'Aubigny et Boirie, 1921 (cocotte / paper boat)            
 
 
 
1822
 
  Les Jeux de Jeunes Garcons, 1822 (capuchins / kite bows)            
 
 
 
1825
 
 
 
 
1826
 
               
 
 
 
1827
 
 
 
 
1828
 
 
 
 
1829
 
 
 
 
1830
 
              Eitai Ozassho Sanzeso, 1830.
                     
              Kiyu Shoran by Kitamura Shinsetsu, 1830 (partial information only)
 
 
 
1831
 
 
 
 
1832
 
 
 
 
1833
 
 
 
 
1835
 
 
 
 
1838
 
  The Workwoman's Guide, 1838 (workman's hat)            
 
 
 
1839
 
 
 
 
1840
 
 
 
 
1841
 
 
 
 
1842
 
  Memoires de deux jeunes mariees by Honore de Balzac, 1842 (the cocotte / paper boats)            
 
 
 
1844
 
 
 
 
1845
 
 
 
 
1847
 
  Juegos de los Ninos, 1847            
 
 
 
1848
 
 
 
 
1849
 
 
 
 
1854
 
  Table Observances, 1854            
 
 
 
1855
 
 
 
 
1856
 
 
 
 
1857
 
  Klecksographien by Justinus Kerner, 1857 (symmetrical inkblots)            
 
 
 
1858
 
 
 
 
1859
 
 
 
 
1860
 
 
 
 
1861
 
 
 
 
1862
 
 
 
 
1863
 
 
 
 
1864
 
 
 
 
1865
 
 
 
 
1866
 
  The Handbook of Engraved Gems by C W King, 1866 (paper cages)            
 
 
 
1867
 
 
 
 
1868
 
  Student and Schoolmate, January 1868 (paper cages)     Warne's Model Cookery by Mary Jewry, 1868     Beginning of Meiji period
 
 
 
1869
 
 
 
 
1871
 
  Manuale Practico dei Giradini D'Infanzia di Federico Frobel by J F Jacobs, 1871     Nordisk Husflidstidende, 1871 (partial information only)      
                     
  The Kindergarten by Dr Adolf Douai, 1871            
 
 
 
1872
 
  Hanky Panky by W H Cremer, 1872     Histoire de France Tintammaresque by Touchatout, 1872 (the cocotte)      
                     
  Paper Rosette Work and How to Make It by William Bemrose, 1872 (partial information only)     Das Frobel'sche Faltblatt by August Kohler, 1872      
                     
  Article in The Sydney Mail 9th March 1872 (about kindergarten, mentioning paperfolding)     Das Deutschen Knaben Handwerksbusch by Barth and Niederley, 1872      
 
 
 
1873
 
 
 
 
1874
 
 
 
 
1875
 
  Frobels Methode by Elise Van Calcar, 1875 (in process)     Dinner Napkins and How to Fold Them by Georgiana G Clarke, 1875 (partial information only)      
                     
  Die Formenarbeiten, 3, 4 and 6, by Alois Fellner, 1875/6 (in process)     A Book about the Table by John Cordy Jeaffreson, 1875      
                     
  Mosaicon by William Bemrose, 1875            
 
 
 
1876
 
 
 
 
1877
 
 
 
 
1878
 
 
 
 
1879
 
 
 
 
1880
 
 
 
 
1881
 
  Cassell's Book of Indoor Amusements, Card Games and Fireside Fun, 1881     Article by Adrien Guebhard in La Nature Issue 427 of 6th August 1881 (the playing card cube)      
                     
  Articles in St Nicholas, January 1881 (the newspaper ladder / the fold and one cut latin cross)     De Jonge Werkman: Het Vlechten by Elise Van Calcar, 1881      
                     
  Article by Gaston Tissandier in La Nature Issue 399 of 22nd January 1881 (the spiral snake)            
 
 
 
1882
 
 
 
 
1883
 
  Popular Scientific Recreations by Gaston Tissandier, 1883     Recreaciones Cientificas by Gaston Tissandier, 1883      
                     
  The American Girls's Home Book of Work and Play by Helen Campbell, 1883     Article in Journal des Instituteurs of 7th January 1883      
                     
  The English Household Magazine, May 1883 (the three-cornered note)     Pictorial Story in Llibre Vert III by Apeles Mestre, 1883 (various including the flapping bird)      
                     
  Hand Work & Head Work, a translation by Alice M Christie of 'Die Arbeit Und Die Neue Erziehung' by Bertha Marenhotz-Bulow, 1883 (in process)     Giuochi Fanciulleschi Siciliani by Giuseppe Pitri, 1883      
                     
  Recreations Mathematiques by M E Lucas, 1883     Der Kindergarten: Theoretisch-Praktisches Handbuch by A S Fischer, Second Edition, 1883      
                     
  Les Récréations Scientifiques by Gaston Tissandier, 3rd Edition, 1883            
 
 
 
1884
 
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, Christmas 1884 (multiple-image pleated paper pictures)     Les Cocottes de Mon Grand-Pere by Alfred Delvau, 1884 (the cocotte)      
                     
  Jeux et Jouet du Jeune Age by Gaston Tissandier, 1884     Article by A Bergeret in La Nature Issue 578 of June 28th, 1884 (multiple-image pleated paper pictures)      
 
 
 
1885
 
  Article in Dorcas Magazine, April 1885 (the Froebel star)     Article by Gaston Tissandier in La Nature Issue 605 of January 3rd, 1885 (the paper cone)     Kindergarten Shoho by Iijima Hanjuro, 1885 (various)
                     
  Articles in The Sydney Mail, June and July 1885 (the paper parachute / the paper cage / the three-cornered note / the pyramidal hat / the paper boat / the double boat and mention of the chinese junk) (not yet fully integrated)     Anonymous article in La Nature Issue 621 of 25th April 1885 (the flapping bird)      
                     
  Instruction pour l'Enseignement Manuel dans les Ecoles Primaires by G Salicis, 1885 (partial information only)     Article in Scientific American supplement no 486 of 4th July 1885 (the flapping bird)      
 
 
 
1886
 
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 26th June 1886 (the flapping bird / the chinese junk)     Exercises de Travaux Manuels de L'ecole Louis Vauquelin de Rouen, 1886/7      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, Summer 1886 (symmetrical inkblots)     Theoretisches und praktisches Handbuch der Fröbelschen Erziehungslehre by Bertha von Marentholtz-Bülow, 1886/7      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, April 1886 (paper plane)            
 
 
 
1887
 
  Primary Methods by W N Hailmann, 1887     Madame Chrysantheme by Pierre Loti, 1887      
                     
  The Education of Man by Friedrich Froebel translated by A N Hailmann, 1877     Enseignement du Travail Manuel a L'Ecole Primaire by Emile Faivre, 1887      
                     
  The Home Book for Very Little People by J H Vincent, 1887     Le Travail Manuel a L'ecole Primaire by M. Coste et J. Lapassade, 1887 (in process)      
                     
  How? Or Spare Hours Made Profitable for Boys and Girls by Kennedy Holbrook, 1887     Cours de Travail Manuel (Pour les Garcons) by A Planty, 1887      
                     
  A History of the Art of Magic by T T Timayensis, 1887 (paper cup)     Article by Dr Z in La Nature Issue 709 of 1st January 1887 (the Afghan bands)      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, April 1887 (write and fold game)     Boite aux Lettres, July 1887 to January 1888 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, August 1887 (the sanbo on legs)     Neues Spielbuch fur Madchen by Jeanne Marie von Gayette-Georgens, 1887      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, September 1887 (the chinese junk)     Le maître et la maîtresse de maison by Mme Louise d'Alq, 1887      
 
 
 
1888
 
  Teacher's Manual for Prang's Shorter Course in Form Study and Drawing by John S Clark, Mary Dana Hicks and Walter S Perry, 1888     Drawing showing a Paper Crane in Le Japon Artistique of September 1888      
                     
  Royal Gifts for the Kindergarten by Frances Post Van Norstrand and Alice H Putnam, 1888     Article by Arthur Good in La Nature Issue 808 of 24th November 1888 (how to make a chain from a playing card)      
                     
  Wide Awake: Volume Z, 1888 (the chinese junk)     Article by Dr Z in La Nature Issue 762 of 7th January 1888 (un curieux tourniquet)      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, March 1888 (the waterbomb)     Anonymous article in La Nature Issue 804 of 27th October 1888 (the paper cone)      
                     
  Les Récréations Scientifiques by Gaston Tissandier, 5th Edition, 1888     Historia de Unas Pajaritas de Papel by Miguel de Unamuno, 1888      
                     
  Grande encyclopédie méthodique, universelle, illustrée, des jeux et des divertissements de l'esprit et du corps by T. de Moulidars, 1888 (in process)     How To Fold Napkins: Appendix to the Steward's Handbook, 1888      
 
 
 
1889
 
  Hand-And-Eye Training, Part 1, by George Ricks, 1889     La Science Pratique by Gaston Tissandier, 1889      
                     
  Article in The Ladies Home Journal by Anna W Barnard, January 1889     Anonymous article in La Nature of 9th March 1889 (the fold and one cut latin cross)      
                     
  The Downside Review, 1889 (the paper dart)     Article by Dr Z in La Nature Issue 852 25th September 1889 (the inflatable frog and other Japanese paperfolds displayed at the 1889 Exposition Universelle)      
                     
  Jeux et Travaux Enfantins - Première partie: Le Monde en Papier by Marie Koenig and Albert Durand, 1889 (in process)     Der erste Unterricht in der Knabenhandarbeit by Gustav Kalb, 1889 (partial information only)      
                     
  Enseignement du Travail Manuel by G Salicis, 1889 (in process)            
 
 
 
1890
 
  Prang's Complete Course in Form Study and Drawing: Books I and II by John S Clark, Mary Dana Hicks and Walter S Perry, 1890     La Science Amusante: Volume 1 by Tom Tit, 1890      
                     
  The Boy's Own Book of Indoor Games and Recreations by G A Hutchinson, 1890     Les travaux manuels a l'ecole primaire by Dauzat and Deramond, 1890      
                     
  Soap Bubbles and the Forces which Mould Them by C V Boys, 1890     Klecksographien by Justinus Kerner, 1890 (symmetrical inkblots)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 12th April 1890 (how to climb through a laurel leaf)     Grosses Illustriertes Spielbuch fur Knaben by Dr Jan Daniel Georgens, 1890      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 26th April 1890 (the mobius band)     Hundert Schnurrpfeifereien by Sophus Tromholt, 1891 (free translation of La Science Amusante into German)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 17th May 1890 (jacob's ladder)     Natuurkunde in de Huiskamer by Tom Tit, 1890 (translation of La Science Amusante into Dutch)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 4th October 1890 (symmetrical inkblots)     Lek och vetenskap by Tom Tit, 1890 (translation of La Science Amusante into Swedish)      
                     
  Half Hours of Scientific Amusement by Gaston Tissandier, translated by Henry Frith, 1890     Serviettes and How to Fold Them, 1890      
                     
  Scientific Amusements by Gaston Tissandier, translated by Henry Frith, 1890     La Salle à manger: revue de la table et de l'office, June 1890      
                     
  Exercises Methodiques de Travaux Manuels au Moyen de Pliage de Papier by Jean Boogaerts, 1890 (in process)            
 
 
 
1891
 
  Prang's Complete Course in Form Study and Drawing: Books III and IV by John S Clark, Mary Dana Hicks and Walter S Perry, 1891     Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 1st August 1891 (the chinese junk)      
                     
  Education of Head and Hand by Gabriel Bamberger, 1891     Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 8th August 1891 (the bellows / the puzzle purse)      
                     
  Our Little Kings and Queens at Home and at School by Lida Brooks Miller, 1891     Bulletin de la Societe de Protection des Apprentis,1891      
                     
  Primary Manual Training by Caroline F Cutler, 1891 (in process)     Le Japon Pratique by Felix Regamey, 1891 (the paper crane)      
                     
  Pleasant Work for Busy Fingers by Maggie Browne, 1891     La Ciencia Recreativa by Tom Tit, 1891      
                     
  Magic at Home by Arthur Good, 1891 (in process)     Illustriertes Spielbuch fur Kinder by Ida Bloch, 1891      
                     
  Queerie Queers by Palmer Cox, Arthur Good et al, 1891 (not yet fully integrated)     Hundrede Snurrepiberier by Sophus Tromholt, 1891 (free translation of La Science Amusante into Danish)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 24th January 1891 (the kettle)     Le Livre de la Femme D'Intérieur par Oscar-Edmond Ris-Paquot, 1891      
 
 
 
1892
 
  The Prang Primary Course in Art Education: Part 1: The First Primary Year by Mary Dana Hicks and Josephine C Locke, 1892     Le Travail Manuel a L'Ecole Primaire by Jully & Rocheron, 1892      
                     
  How to Teach Paper-Folding and Cutting by Norma MacLeod, 1892     Revues des Traditions Populaires, 1892 (string of paper cranes)      
                     
  Paper Folding and Cutting by Katherine M Ball, 1892     Articles in Journal des Instituteurs, 1892/3      
                     
  Illustrated Lessons for the Kindergarten and Primary School with Paper Folding by W E Sheldon et al, 1892 (partial information only)     Article by Arthur Good in La Nature Issue 998 of 16th July 1892 (paper parachute)      
                     
  Magical Experiments or Science in Play by Arthur Good, 1892 (in process)     Article by J Boogaerts in La Escuela Moderna, December 1892 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Industrial Drawing by Mary Isabel Gilmore, 1892 (in process)     La Scienza Dilettevole by Tom Tit, 1892 (in process)      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, July 1892 (betsy ross star story)     Natuurkunde in de Huiskamer, Volume 2, by Tom Tit, 1892 (translation of La Science Amusante 2 into Dutch)      
                     
  La Science Amusante: Volume 2 by Tom Tit, 1892     Les annales politiques et littéraires: revue populaire paraissant le dimanche, October 1892      
 
 
 
1893
 
  The Prang Primary Course in Art Education: Part 2: The Second Primary Year by Mary Dana Hicks and Josephine C Locke, 1893     Geometrical Exercises in Paperfolding by Tandalam Sundara Row, 1893 (in process)     Articles in Yonen Zasshi magazine, 1893
                     
  Practical Suggestions for Kindergartners, Primary Teachers and Mothers by Jeannette R Gregory, 1893     Article in St Nicholas, September 1893 (betsy ross star story)     Articles in Shokokumin magazine 1893
                     
  Sloyd: Educational Manual Training by Everett Schwartz, 1893 (in process)     La Science Amusante: Volume 3 by Tom Tit, 1893      
                     
  First Lessons in Hand and Eye Training by Gustav Kalb, 1893 (in process)     L'Annee Preparatoire de Travail Manuel by M P Martin, 1893      
                     
  Paper and Scissors in the Schoolroom by Emily Weaver, 1893     Cuestiones de Pedagogía Práctica: Medios de Instruir by Vicente Castro Legua, 1893      
                     
  Paper Folding for Schools by Lucy R Latter, 1893 (partial information only)     De eerste leerjaren voor het onderwijs in handenarbeid by J Stam and A van Wamel, 1893 (partial information only)      
 
 
 
1894
 
  Teacher's Manual for The Prang Complete Course in Form Study and Drawing: Books V and VI by John S Clark, Mary Dana Hicks and Walter S Perry, 1894     Jeux et Occupations Pour les Petits: Guide des Mères et des Institutrices by Henriette Suzanne Brés, 1894     Articles in Shokokumin magazine 1894
                     
  Paper Folding / Forms of Life, Beauty, and Knowledge by Albert Elias Maltby, 1894 (partial information only)     Le Cahier Rose de Mme Chrysantheme by Felix Regamey, 1894 (unidentified birds / flowers / shrubs)     Articles in Yonen Zasshi magazine, 1894
                     
  Old Glory: The Flag of Our Country by Albert Elias Maltby, 1894     Article by Dr Z in La Nature Issue 1093 of 12th May 1894 (the fold and slit trellis)      
                     
  Progress in Flying Machines by O Chanute, 1894 (paper planes)     Article by Dr Z in La Nature Issue 1093 of 22nd June 1894 (how to climb through a playing card)      
                     
  Article on Paper Birds in Scientific American, 1894 (paper planes)     Article in Mon Journal of 27th January 1894 (the playing card cube)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 7th April 1894 (beetle)     Article by J Marteau in Manuel General de L'Instruction Primaire, 1894 (division into thirds)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 21st July 1894 (the Froebel star)     Pajaritologia by Senesio Delgado, 1894 (the cocotte)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 18th August 1894 (version of the lover's knot)     Natuurkunde in de Huiskamer, Volume 3, by Tom Tit, 1894 (translation of La Science Amusante 3 into Dutch)      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 15th December 1894 (the paper dart)     Szaz Kiserlete es Produkczioja by Tom Tit, 1894 (translation of La Science Amusante into Hungarian)      
                     
  Pour Amuser les Petits by Tom Tit, 1894     Szaz Ujabb Kiserlete by Tom Tit, 1894 (translation of La Science Amusante Vol 2 into Hungarian)      
 
 
 
1895
 
  Teacher's Manual for The Prang Complete Course in Form Study and Drawing Books VII and VIII by John S Clark, Mary Dana Hicks and Walter S Perry, 1895     Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 2nd November 1895 (cocotte, double boat, junk box as hat)     Articles in Shokokumin magazine 1895
                     
  The Republic of Childhood by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith, 1895/6     Geometrie, Dessin et Travaux Manuels - Cours Moyen - M E. Cazes, 1895      
                     
  Bamberger's Manual of Paper Folding, Clay Modeling, and Cardboard Work by Gabriel Bamberger, 1895     L'Enseignement Manuel by Rene Leblanc, 1895      
                     
  Sample Book of Froebelian Paper Folds and Cuts by Laura B Thompson, 1895     Der Kindergarten by A S Fischer, 4th Edition, 1895      
                     
  Article in The Sporting Life, November 1895 (troublewit)     Article in La Joie de la Maison, 8th August 1895      
                     
  Article in The Boy's Own Paper, 24th August 1895 (blunt-ended boat)            
 
 
 
1896
 
  Course in Paperfolding by Eleenore Heerwart, 1896 (in process)     Article in St Nicholas, September 1896 (symmetrical inkblots)      
                     
  The Kindergarten System Explained by Ada S Ballin and Elinor A Welldon, 1896     Legujabb 100 Kiserlete by Tom Tit, 1896 (translation of La Science Amusante Vol 3 into Hungarian)      
                     
  Article in The Strand Magazine, 1896 (troublewit)     Repertorio Completo de Todos los Juegos, 1896      
                     
  Gobolinks or Shadow Pictures by Ruth McEnery Stuart and Albert Bigelow Paine, 1896 (in process) (symmetrical inkblots)            
 
 
 
1897
 
 
 
 
1898
 
  Teacher's Manual for the Prang Elementary Course in Art Instruction Books 1 and 2 Third Year, by John S Clark, Mary Dana Hicks, Walter S Perry, 1898     Travaux Recreatifs Pour les Enfants de 4 a 10 Ans by Marie Koenig, 1898      
                     
  Article in Home Study for Machinists, Steam Enginers, etc, October 1898 (paper planes)     Article in El Monitor 308 of 30th November 1898 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Conversation and Coleridge, with other essays, Thomas de Quincey, 1898 (quilling)     The Housewife's Referee by Mrs de Salis, 1898      
                     
  Patent for Paper Flights for Darts, 1st November 1898     Le Guide de la Femme du Monde by La Marquise de Pompeillan, 1898      
 
 
 
1899
 
  Le Livre des Amusettes by Toto, 1899     Article in El Monitor 314 of 31st May 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Art Instruction in Primary Schools: Second Year by Mary Dana Hicks, 1899     Article in El Monitor 315 of 30th June 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Friedrich Froebel's Education by Development: The Second Part of the Pedagogics of the Kindergarten by Josephine Jarvis, 1899     Article in El Monitor 316 of 31st July 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  How to Teach Paper-folding by Lucy R Latter, 1899 (partial information only)     Article in El Monitor 318 of 30th September 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Article in Mon Journal of 17th June 1899 (the kettle)     Article in El Monitor 319 of 31st October 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Article in Mon Journal of 9th September 1899 (the coin fold)     Article in El Monitor 321 of 31st December 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Article in El Monitor 310 of 31st January 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)     Kolumbus-Eier, 1899      
                     
  Article in El Monitor 311 of 28th February 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)     L'Art de Plier les Serviettes de Table by Agnes Verboom, 1899      
                     
  Article in El Monitor 313 of 30th April 1899 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)            
 
 
 
1900
 
  What Shall We Do Now? by Edward Verral Lucas and Elizabeth Lucas, 1900     Article in El Monitor 323 of 28th February 1900 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Constructive Work by Edward Worst, 1900 (in process)     Article in El Monitor 327 of 31st May 1900 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Construction Work in Cardboard and Paper by Robert M Smith, 1900 (in process)     Article in El Monitor 330 of 31st August 1900 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  The Story of Lewis Carroll by Isa Bowman, 1900 (the handkerchief mouse)     Article in El Monitor 331 of 30th September 1900 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Chapter by Felix Regamey in Revue des arts décoratifs,1st January 1900     Article in El Monitor 333 of 30th November 1900 (taken from Savineau) (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Mes Jolie Jeux by Henriette Suzanne Bres, 1900     Der Junge Pappkunstler by Gustav Gast, c1900 (in process)      
                     
  Articles, mostly by Alber,in Mon Journal from various issues of unspecified dates in 1900     La Cuisine Pratique de Francoise, 1900      
                     
  Introduccion a la Ensenaza Practica del Sistema de Kindergarten by Ernesto Steiger, 1900            
 
 
 
1901
 
 
 
 
1902
 
  How to Fold and Cut Paper by Amos M Kellogg, 1902 (partial information only)     Article by Alber in Mon Journal of 18th October 1902 (the paper crane and the flapping bird)      
                     
  Paper Folding for Schools by M Hopkins, 1902 (in process)     Article by Alber in Mon Journal of 8th November 1902 (the japanese box)      
                     
  The Modern Conjuror and Drawing Room Entertainer by C Lang Neil, 1902 (in process)     Rapports du Jury International: Ecoles Elementaires by M Rene Leblanc, 1902 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Caricature of 'Cleopold Roi des Belges' in La Vie en Rose, March 1902 (the cocotte)     Apuntes Para un Tratado de Cocotologia by Miguel de Unamuno, 1902      
                     
  Le dessin et son enseignement dans les écoles de Tokio' by Félix Régamey, 1902     Letter 'Por una Pajarita' by Miguel de Unamuno, in Caras y Caretas, March 1902      
 
 
 
1903
 
  La Recreation en Famille by Tom Tit, 1903     Article by Alber in Mon Journal of 21st February 1903 (the cocotte / the waterbomb)     Jinjo Kouto Shogaku Shuko Seisakuzu by Hideyoshi Okayama, 1903
                     
  The Pit by Frank Norris, 1903 (paper darts)     Article by Alber in Mon Journal of 6th June 1903 (the double boat / the portfolio / the junk box / the patisserie box)     Shukouka no Liron Oyobi Jissai by Kuniho Nakamura and Shinpei Ito, 1903
                     
  Educational Training Manual No 1: Paper Folding by William Hammell, 1903 (paper sloyd) (partial information only)     La Ensenanza del Trabajo Manuel by Pedro de Alcántara García and Teodosio Leal y Quiroga, 1903      
                     
  Japon by Felix Regamey, 1903 (partial information only)     El Trabajo Manual by Miguel del Toro y Gómez, 1903 (not yet fully analysed)      
 
 
 
1904
 
 
 
 
1905
 
  Paper Sloyd: A Handbook for Primary Grades by Ednah Anne Rich, 1905 (in process)     Article featuring various designs in Caras y Caretas, March 1905     Shukoka Kyoju Saian by Gentaro Tanahashi and Hideyoshi Okayama, 1905
                     
  Article in Strand Magazine, March 1905 (kettle and steam powered chinese junk)     The Weekly Times, Melbourne, July 1905 (napkin folding) (in process)     Shukouka Kyohon : Liron Jishuu Souga Setsumei by Kikujiro Kiuchi, Rokushiro Uehara and Hideyoshi Okayama, 1905
                     
  L'Annee Psychologique: Onzieme Annee by Alfred Binet, 1905 (the two rhombi psychological test) (not yet fully integrated)            
 
 
 
1906
 
  Paper Folding Manual by Gabriel Bamberger, 1906 (partial information only)     Les Bon Jeudis by Tom Tit, 1906      
                     
  Article in The Australasian 14th April 1906 (the fold and one cut latin cross)            
 
 
 
1907
 
  Paradise of Childhood by Edward Wiebe, 1907 revised edition (in process)     Article in La Escuela Moderna by Vicente Castro Legua, January 1907     Futu-hsien Shukou Tei-yang by Shichigo Sankichi Abe and Simekichi Abe, 1907 (in process)
                     
  Article by Morley Adams in The Boy's Own Paper, 2nd November 1907 (the ship's wheel / the fold and slit trellis / the afghan bands / how to climb through a playing card)     Article in La Escuela Moderna by Vicente Castro Legua, February 1907     Shukou Tebikigusa : Kokumin Kyoiku Origami Yuihimo by Ishin Nishigaki, 1907
                     
  Blottentots and how to make them by John Prosper Carmel, 1907 (in process) (symmetrical inkblots)     Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, 1907 edition      
                     
  Les Petits Secrets Amusants by Alber-Graves, 1908            
 
 
 
1908
 
 
 
 
1909
 
 
 
 
1910
 
  Rainy Day Pastimes for Children by Louise von Palm, 1910 (in process)     Articles in Magic: The Magazine of Wonder, March and June 1910 (paper tearing / troublewit / big coin through small hole / the afghan bands) (not yet fully integrated)     Shukouka Kyoju Jissaian: Maiji Haitou Fu Liron, 1910 (in process)
                     
  Handicraft in the School, 1910     Distractions Enfantines by Marie Koenig, 1910     Zuga Ouyang Kamizaiku by Kikujiro Kiuchi, 1910 (in process)
                     
  Studies in Invalid Occupation by Susan E Tracy, 1910     Article by Alber in La Poupee Modele, May 1910 (the flapping bird / the paper crane)     Kyo Anrei Ni Kansul Kenkyu by the Teaching Methods Study Group, 1910 (in process)
                     
  Educational Handwork by T B Kidner, 1910     Museo Infantil by P Martinez Baselga, 1910 (in process)     Jinjo Ginger Hsin-tei Goose, 1910 (in process)
                     
  Paradise of Childhood by Edward Wiebe, 1910 edition (in process)     Un recuerdo puro by Miguel de Unamuno, 1910      
                     
  Home Fun by Cecil H Bullivant, 1910     Allerlei Papierarbeiten by Hildergard Gierke and Alice Kuczynski, 1910      
                     
  Little Folks' Handy Book by Lina Beard and Adelia B Beard, 1910 (in process)     Die Frobelschen Beschaftigungen by Marie Muller-Wunderlich, 1910      
                     
  Paper Folding for Schools by M Hopkins, Second Edition, 1910 (in process)            
 
 
 
1911
 
 
 
 
1912
 
  The Boy's Own Book of Indoor Games and Recreations by Morley Adams, 1912 (partial information only)     Article in The Eastern Recorder ,16th March 1912 (Kellerberrin, West Australia - the mazuma fish)     Monozukushi-e print by unknown artist c1912
                     
  Manalive by G K Chesterton, 1912 (paper boats / paper darts / paper dolls) ) (not yet fully integrated)     Article by Morley Roberts in The Week, 6th December 1912 (Queensland, Australia - the chinese junk / the kettle)     Beginning of Showa period
                     
  Article in The Pittsburg Press, 28th January 1912 (simple folds of life)     De eerste leerjaren voor het onderwijs in handenarbeid by J Stam and A van Wamel, 2nd edition, 1912 (in process)      
                     
  Cut-out paper plane (airship) in The Delineator for September 1912            
 
 
 
1913
 
 
 
 
1914
 
  El Trabajo Manual en la Escuela by Félix Martí Alpera, 1914     Article in Los Muchachos, 25th July 1914 (the Catherine of Cleves box)     Zhe zhi tu shuo by Gui Shaolie, 1914
                     
  The Weaver's Shuttle: A World out of Nothing by Marie Ebert, 1914 (in process)     Article in Los Muchachos, 25th October 1914 (boiling water in a paper pan)      
                     
  Article in St Nicholas, April 1914 (the lily)     Article in Los Muchachos, 22nd November 1914 (troublewit)      
                     
  Cartoon in Supplément Illustré du Petit Comtois, 28th June 1914 (double boat)     Allerlei Kurzweil by Otto and Margarete Promber, c1914 (partial information only)      
 
 
 
1915
 
  Occupational Therapy: A Manual for Nurses by William Rush Dunton, 1915     Articles in Los Muchachos, 19th and 26th September 1915 (the Froebel star)      
                     
  Article in Los Muchachos, 11th April 1915 (paper dart)     Article in Los Muchachos, 26th December 1915 (sister of charity)      
                     
  Article in Los Muchachos, 15th August 1915 (newspaper hat, pyramidal hat, paper boat and paper parachute)            
 
 
 
1916
 
  The Development of Intelligence in Children by Alfred Binet and Th Simon, 1916 (the two rhombi psychological test)     Article in Los Muchachos, 11th June 1916 (fish lantern)     Shugei by Kazue Otsuma, 1916 (in process)
                     
  Article in The Queenslander, 1st April 1916 (troublewit)     Article in Los Muchachos, 10th December 1916 (slit and fold alphabet)      
                     
  Article in Los Muchachos, 27th February 1916 (newspaper pagoda)     Article in Los Muchachos, 17th December 1916 (cardboard modelling style basket)      
 
 
 
1917
 
 
 
 
1918
 
  Scientific Amusements by Tom Tit, 1918     Article in Los Muchachos, 26th May 1918 (paper cup)      
                     
  Ciencia Recreativa by Jose Estralella, 1918     Article in Los Muchachos, 9th June 1918 (the kettle)      
                     
  Pasatiempos: Juguetes de Papel, 1918     Article in Los Muchachos, 23rd June 1918 (steam powered chinese junk)      
                     
  Pasatiempos: Juegos Figuras Problemas Con Papel y Tigeras, c1918 (partial information only)     Folding Puzzle in Los Muchachos, 29th September 1918 (chicken to egg)      
                     
  Pasatiempos: Fisica Recreativa, c1918 (partial information only)            
 
 
 
1919
 
 
 
 
1920
 
 
 
 
1921
 
 
 
 
1922
 
 
 
 
1923
 
 
 
 
1924
 
 
 
 
1925
 
  El Trabajo Manual by Atilio Boveri and Florencio Loyarte, 1925 (partial information only)     Article about Miguel de Unamuno in Plus Ultra, December 1925 (not yet fully analysed)     Zhe Zhi Shou Gong Tu Shuo by Shanqing Ling, 1925 (partial information only)
 
 
 
1926
 
  Modern Puzzles by Henry Ernest Dudeney, 1926 (partial information only)     Papiergestaltung by Paul Engelhardt and Adolf Lillack, 1926 (partial information only)     Orimono hinakata by Gakudo Shihota, 1926 (partial information only)
                     
  Basketry and Paper Folding by Virginia McGaw, 1926 (partial information only)            
 
 
 
1927
 
 
 
 
1928
 
 
 
 
1929
 
 
 
 
1930
 
  Article in The Cambridge City Tribune, 20th March 1930 (simple flower / paper cup)     Papierfalten: Neubearbeitete Ausgabe nach dem Frobel'schen System, 1930 (not yet fully integrated)     Sosaku Ori-bina-shu by Taneji Nakajima, 1930 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2847 of 15th December 1930 (the Japanese box)     Kinderspiel und Kinderarbeit by Nelly Wolfheim, 1930 (in process)      
                     
  Article about Unamuno in Caras y Caretas, November 1930     Das Buch der Kinderbeschaftigungen by Johanna Huber, 1930 (partial information only)      
                     
  Pasatiempos: Papel Doblado, c1930 (not yet fully analysed)            
                     
  Pèlerinages en Espagne by Andre Corthis, 1930 (partial information only)            
 
 
 
1931
 
  Puzzles and Curious Problems by Henry Ernest Dudeney, 1931 (in process)     Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2870 of 1st December 1931 (the flapping bird)     Origami Zaiku Sankosho by Taneji Nakajima, 1931 (partial information only)
                     
  Practical Handwork for the Infant School: Vol 1 - Paper Occupations by Catherine C Ritchie and Mary D Winter, 1931 (partial information only)     Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2871 of 15th December 1931 (the kettle)     Origami Part 1 (upper) by Isao Honda, 1931
                     
  Paper Aeroplanes by H G G Herklots, 1931 (partial information only)     Lustiges Papierfaltbüchlein by Johanna Huber, 1931     Origami Kyo Hon by Mizuhiro Shiki (ie Mitsuhiro Uchiyama) 1931 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2848 of 1st January 1931 (cut frog base crab)     Peregrinaciones por España by Andre Corthis, 1931 (partial information only)     Jiko Hatten no Gakushu O Mezas Shukouka Shidou Jitsuron by Simekichi Abe and Yasuke Nishidate, 1931 (in process)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2853 of 15th March 1931 (the newspaper ladder / the newspaper sword)     Japanisches Geschlechtsleben by Tamio Satow, 1931 (partial information only)     Liron Jissai Jinichi No Shuko Kyoku by Hiroshi Yamagata, 1931 (in process)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2855 of 15th April 1931 (the star-shaped box)           Origami to mizuhiki no kakekata zukai by Chiyoko Ogasawara, 1931 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2866 of 1st October 1931 (the chrysanthemum box)           Teikoku Kogei, 1931 (partial information only)
 
 
 
1932
 
  Winter Nights Entertainments by R M Abraham, 1932     Trabajo Manual by Carmen Champy Alvear, expanded third edition, 1932 (partial information only)     Origami Part 2 (lower) by Isao Honda, 1932 (partial information only)
                     
  Le Travail du Papier by B Profit and L Senet, 1932 (in process)     Article about Unamuno in Estampa magazine 3rd December 1932     Golden Bat Cigarette Packet Handicrafts by Isao Honda, 1932 (in process)
                     
  Images A Plier by M R Chasles, 1932     Das Kleine Buch vom Papierflugzeug by Richard Katz, 1933 (partial information only)     Shin origami-zaiku sanko-sho (upper) by Taneji Nakajima, 1932 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2872 of 1st January 1932 (the paper doily / the newspaper pagoda)           Shin origami-zaiku sanko-sho (middle) by Taneji Nakajima, 1932 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2878 of 1st April 1932 (the bellows)           Shin origami-zaiku sanko-sho (lower) by Taneji Nakajima, 1932 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2890 of 1st October 1932 (the inflatable frog)           Origami Zaiku Tehodoki by Taneji Nakajima, 1932 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2894 of 1st December 1932 (le kiosque japonais)           Saishoku Origami Zaiku no Kyouju-yo Kakejiku by Taneji Nakajima, 1932 (partial information only)
                     
  Figuras de Papel, 1932 (partial information only)           Origami Kirigami to Shuko by Izumi Misaki, 1932 (partial information only)
 
 
 
1933
 
  Diversions and Pastimes by R M Abraham, 1933     Article about Miguel de Unamuno in Caras y Caretas, September 1933      
                     
  Inversive Geometry by F V Morley, 1933 (in process)            
                     
  Jeux de pliages by Ferdinand Krch / Cuori / Coeur, 1933            
 
 
 
1934
 
 
 
 
1935
 
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2944 of 1st January 1935 (chain of dolls / paper doily)           Kirigami by Isao Honda, 1935 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by Alber in La Nature Issue 2966 of 1st December 1935 (fold and cut container)           Atarashi Origami Zaiku by Taneshi Nakajima, 1935 (partial information only)
                     
  Kinder, wir basteln! by Ilse Obrig, 1935 (partial information only)           Jido Origami-sho by Taneji Nakajima, 1935 (partial information only)
                     
              Origami Moyo, Book One, by Kawarazaki Kodo, 1935
                     
              Origami Moyo, Book Two, by Kawarazaki Kodo, 1935
                     
              Shin'an Origami Orikata Zukai by Mitsuhiro Uchiyama, 1935 (partial information only)
                     
              Shin Shoku Kyoiku No Jissai by Takeshi Seki, 1935 (in process)
                     
              Shogakko shuko kyoju seian by Abe Shimekichi, 1935 (partial information only)
                     
              Jin'ichi no shuko (kyo e ho zensho 9) by Soichi Yokoi, 1935 (in process)
                     
              Seikatsu shuko kyozai to qi jissen by Shinzo Otake, 1935 (in process)
                     
              Hiro san no shuko by Shinzo Otake, 1935 (in process)
 
 
 
1936
 
  More Things Any Boy Can Make by Joseph Leeming, 1936     Death of Miguel de Unamuno, December 1936      
                     
  Paper-Folding for Schools by Lilian Elliot, 1936 (partial information only)     Allerlei Papierarbeiten by Hilde Wulff and Carola Babick, 1936      
                     
  Start of Spanish Civil War, July 1936     Faltarbeiten aus Papier 1 by Georg Netzband, 1936      
                     
  Article about Dr Solorzano in La Prensa, November 1936     Faltarbeiten aus Papier 2 by Georg Netzband, 1936      
 
 
 
1937
 
 
 
 
1938
 
 
 
 
1939
 
  Fun with Paper by Joseph Leeming, 1939     Article about Miguel de Unamuno in La Capital, November 1939 (partial information only)     Sosaku Origami Jitsubutsu-shu by Taneji Nakajima, 1939/40 (partial information only)
                     
  Article in The (Montreal) Gazette, 31st March 1939 (various paper hats)     Plegado by Rufino Yapur, 1939 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Papirolas - Volume 2 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1939 (not yet fully analysed)     Trabajo Manual by Hernan Pallardo, 1939 (partial information only)      
                     
  Notes Pour un Traite de Cocotologie in Mercure de France, 1939     Trabajo Manual Educativo by Araminta V Aramburu, 1939 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  El Mundo de Papel by Dr Nemesio Montero, 1939            
 
 
 
1940
 
 
 
 
1941
 
  First Edition of Papiro-Zoo: Manual Practico de Papirologia o Cocotologia by Giordano Lareo, 1941 (partial information only)     Tools: A Mathematical Sketch and Model Book by Robert C Yates, 1941 (partial information only)     Gainouka kousaku kenkyu origami ni yoru ren-sei by Yasuke Nishidate, 1941 (in process)
                     
  After The Dessert by Martin Gardner, 1941     Article about Solorzano by M Garcia Hernandez in Diario de la Marina, Havana, March 1941 (partial information only)     Atarashii Origami Zaiku by Soichi Yokoi, 1941 (partial information only)
                     
  Paper Magic by Percy Abbott, 1941 (partial information only)            
 
 
 
1942
 
  Articles in Diario Español, Buenos Aires, 1942 containing diagrams for Solorzano's Peacock and Rooster (partial information only)     Out of a Handkerchief by Frances E Jacobs, 1942 (partial information only)     Pacific War in progress from 7th December 1941
 
 
 
1943
 
  El Libro de Oro de Los Niños, 1943 (partial information only)     Things to Make and Do with Paper, 1943 (partial information only)     Taketombo Tokakuuki by Shichizo Hori and Hiroshi Abe, 1943 (in process)
                     
  Fun with your Child by Mary Mapes, 1943 (partial information only)     Fun at Dinner with Napkin Folds by Tom Osbourne , 1943 (partial information only)     Shuko Kyozai Origami Zaiku by Taneji Nakajima, 1943
 
 
 
1944
 
 
 
 
1945
 
  The Children's Games and Amusements Book by Morley Adams, 1945 (not yet fully integrated)     Minhas Dobraduras, 1945 (in process)     US occupation of Japan from 2nd September 1945
                     
  Bill-Folds by Al O'Hagan, 1945     Napkin Folding by Tom Osbourne, 1945 (in process)      
 
 
 
1946
 
  Paper Sculpture by Arthur Sadler, 1946 (in process)     Papirolas Escolares 2 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1946 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Article by Allan Carpenter in Popular Mechanics magazine, 1946     Papirolas Escolares 3 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1946 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  The New Rupert Book, 1946 (the flapping bird / the paper dart)     Papirolas Escolares 4 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1946 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Pliage, Decoupage, Tissage / Flaten, Scheren, Flechten by Paul Perrelet, 1946 (in process)     Papirolas Escolares 5 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1946 (not yet fully analysed)      
                     
  Papirolas Escolares 1 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1946 (not yet fully analysed)     Papirolas Escolares 6 by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1946 (not yet fully analysed)      
 
 
 
1947
 
  More Adventures of Rupert, 1947 (the paper kettle)     Papiroflexia Elemental by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1947     Origami to Kirinuki Tehon by Izumi Misaki, 1947 (partial information only)
                     
  Papermaking: The History and Technique of an Ancient Craft by Dard Hunter, 1947 (not yet fully integrated)     Article about Solorzano by A Villacian Burgos in Buenos Aires Sinfonia, Dec 1947 (partial information only)      
                     
  Paper Sculpture by Tadeusz Lipski, 1947 (in process)     Mutti falte mir was zum Spielen by Lilly-Pollack Netzband, 1947 (partial information only)      
                     
  Article by Jack Chanin in Hugard's Magic Monthly, November 1947 (the lop-eared rabbit)            
 
 
 
1948
 
 
 
 
1949
 
  Over the Coffee Cups by Martin Gardner, 1949 (partial information only)     Article by Martin Gardner in Hugard's Magic Monthly for September 1949 (rabbit paper tear / the sugar tongs)      
                     
  Papercraft: How to make toys, favors and useful articles by Joseph Leeming, 1949 (in process)     Au Pays des Mains Agiles, 1949      
                     
  Rupert, 1949 (the chinese junk)     Article about Solorzano in Solidaridad Nacional, Barcelona, on 8th April 1949 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
  Article by Martin Gardner in Hugard's Magic Monthly for February 1949 (dollar bill folds)     Chinees Vouwboek by Maying Soong, 1949 (partial information only)      
                     
  Article by Orville Meyer in Hugard's Magic Monthly, April 1949 (dollar bill folds)            
 
 
 
1950
 
  Holiday Craft and Fun by Joseph Leeming, 1950     Plezier met Papier by Aart van Breda, 1950 (partial information only)     Origami Kirinuki Kosaku Etehon by Onodera Akikaze, 1950 (in process)
                     
  Adventures of Rupert, 1950 (the swallow)     Szkola malego lotnictwa by Pawel Elsztein, 1950 (cardboard planes) (partial information only)     Kodomo Kurabu, issue for October 1950 (partial information only)
                     
  Article about Solorzano by E Algani in El Hogar, Buenos Aires, Sept 1950 (partial information only)            
 
 
 
1951
 
  Pasteless Construction with Paper by Maria Gilbert Martin, 1951 (in process)     Occupons Nos Doigts by Raymond Richard, 1951     Origami to Kirinuki by Saburo Ueda, 1951
                     
  The Real Book about Magic by Joseph Leeming, 1951     El Mundo de Papel by Dr Nemesio Montero, 1951 extended edition     Origami: Folding Paper for Children by Claude Sarasas, 1951
                     
  Articles in Children's Digest magazine by Martin Gardner, 1951/2     Papiroflexia by Elias Gutierrez Gil, 1951 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
  The New Rupert Book, 1951 (the doll / paper boat hat)     Third Edition of Papiro-Zoo: Manual Practico de Papirologia o Cocotologia by Giordano Lareo, 1951      
                     
  Nouveaux Jeux et Occupations Pour les Petits by Johanna Huber, 1951 (in process)            
 
 
 
1952
 
  Article by Gershon Legman in Phoenix magazine, March 21st 1952     More Rupert Adventures, 1952 (the spanish elephant)     End of the US occupation of Japan on 28th April 1952
                     
  Bibliography of Paper Folding by Gershon Legman, 1952     Una Hoja de Papel by Lorenzo Herrero, 1952 (original designs by the author not yet fully integrated)     Origami no Tsukurikata by Taneji Nakajima, 1952 (partial information only)
                     
  Paper Sculpture by Mary Grace Johnson, 1952 (in process)     Plegado laminas published by Della Penna, date unknown but prior to 1952 (partial information only)     Article on the work of Akira Yoshizawa in Asahi Graf, January 1952 (the zodiac)
                     
  Tex and His Toys by Elsa Ruth Nast, 1952 (partial information only)     Plegado laminas published by Estrada S A, date unknown but prior to 1952 (partial information only)     Article on the work of Akira Yoshizawa in Asahi Shimbun, 15th December 1952
                     
  Articles in Parents' magazine by Martin Gardner, 1952/3     Avonturen met Papier by Aart van Breda, 1952 (partial information only)     Articles on the work of Akira Yoshizawa in Fujin Koron (Ladies’ Opinion) magazine April to December, 1952 (partial information only)
                     
  Article by William R Ransom in School Science and Mathematics of February 1952 (hexahexaflexagon)            
 
 
 
1953
 
  Article in Phoenix magazine by Gershon Legman, January 1953     More Adventures of Rupert, 1953 (the paper snapper (cut) / the slit and assemble sphere)      
 
 
 
1954
 
  The New Rupert, 1954 (the fish base seal (cut) / the fish base penguin (cut) / the blunt ended boat)           Atari Origami Geijuitsu by Akira Yoshizawa, 1954 (not yet fully analysed)
                     
  Pleasure with Paper by Aart van Breda, 1954 (not yet fully integrated)           Articles on the work of Yoshizawa in Shufu no Tomo (Young Ladies’ Friend) magazine, 1954 (partial information only)
                     
  Kinderspeelboek by Aart van Breda, 1954 (partial information only)           Origami to kirinuki tehon by Misaki Izumo, 1954 (in process)
 
 
 
1955
 
  Broadcast of Robert Harbin's TV series ‘Mr Left and Mr Right’ (partial information only)     Faltet Mit by Gerta Schumann, 1955 (in process)      
                     
  Exhibition of works by Akira Yoshizawa at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1955     Papier-Spiele by Walter Sperling, 1955 (partial information only)      
                     
  Children's Playbook by Aart van Breda, 1955 (in process)     Het Grote Vouwboek by Aart van Breda, 1955 (partial information only)      
                     
  Adventures with Paper by Aart van Breda, 1955 (not yet fully integrated)     Article about the Stedelijk Museum exhibition in Utrechts Nieuwsblad dated 12th November, 1955 (partial information only)      
                     
  Rupert, 1955 (the wild man of borneo / the sanbo on legs)     Article about the Stedelijk Museum exhibition in Goed Nieuws dated 17th December, 1955      
 
 
 
1956
 
  Paper Magic by Robert Harbin, 1956     The Rupert Book, 1956 (spill holder / spark man)     Yoku Wakaru Origami by Okimasa Uchiyama, 1956 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Un zoo en papier plie by Marie-Jacqueline Michel-Dubreton, 1956 (partial information only)     Article about Yoshizawa in La Patria Unita, 15th January, 1956 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
  The Best in Magic by Bruce Elliott, 1956     Article about Solorzano in Munda Argentina, 18th July, 1956 (partial information only)      
                     
  Sculpture in Paper by Bruce Angrave, 1957 (in process)            
 
 
 
1957
 
  Paperfolding for the Mathematics Class by Donovan A Johnson, 1957 (in process)           Origami Dokuhon by Akira Yoshizawa, 1957 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article 'Christmas Decorations' in the New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, November 1957 (not yet fully integrated)           Origami: Japanese Paper Folding by Isao Honda, 1957 (aka Penguin book) (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Rupert, 1957 (the dove paper plane)           Origami: Book One by Florence Sakade, 1957
 
 
 
1958
 
  Creating with Paper by Pauline Johnson, 1958 (in process)     Article in The New York Times, 26th October 1958 (origami at Japanese fete)     Origami: Japanese Paper Folding: Monkey Book by Isao Honda, 1958 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article about Yoshizawa in The Star Magazine, 27th April 1958 (money folding)     The Origamian, Volume 1: Issue 1, October 1958     Origami: Book Two by Florence Sakade, 1958
                     
  Articles about Lillian Oppenheimer and Frieda Lourie in Hokubei Shimpo in May and June 1958 (partial information only)     The Origamian, Volume 1: Issue 2, November 1958     Origami Zukan by Okimasa Uchiyama, 1958 (partial information only)
                     
  Article about Lillian Oppenheimer in The New York Times by Meyer Berger, 27th June 1958     Article by Alma Morris in the Sunday Independent, Florida, 2nd November 1958 (interview with Lillian Oppenheimer)      
                     
  Article about Solorzano in El Espanol June 1958 (not yet fully integrated)     Article by Alma Morris in The Pittsburgh Press, 5th November 1958 (interview with Lillian Oppenheimer)      
                     
  Founding of the Origami Centre in New York by Lillian Oppenheimer, 6th October 1958 (date of the inaugural meeting)     The Origamian, Volume 1: Issue 3, December 1958      
                     
  Mention of origami classes taught by Lillian Oppenheimer at the Japan Society in The New York Times by Meyer Berger, 6th October 1958     Rupert, 1958 (the inflatable frog / the waterlily)      
                     
  Article by John J Crimmins in Hugard's Magic Monthly for October 1958 (review of two of Isao Honda's books)            
 
 
 
1959
 
  Fun-time Paper Folding by Elinor Tripato Massoglio, 1959     Article by Martin Gardner in Scientific American, July 1959 (the pentagonal knot / creasing a parabola / a calculus problem / the flapping bird)     How to Make Origami by Isao Honda, 1959 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  The Origamian, Volume 1: Issue 4, January 1959     Articles in The Washington Post, 12th to 16th July 1959 (hina dolls / the kabuto / sailboat /swan / the paper crane, taken from Origami: Book One by Florence Sakade)     Origami: Japanese Paper Folding: Sakura Book by Isao Honda, 1959 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article about Giuseppe Baggi in The New York Times 2nd February 1959     Article in The Age, 30th July 1959 (earliest known use of the word 'origami' in Australia)     Origami: Japanese Paper Folding: Fuji Book by Isao Honda, 1959 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article in The New York Mirror. February 5th 1959 by Sidney Field (partial information only)     Article about Lillian Oppenheimer in The Ottawa Citizen, 15th August 1959     Origami: Book Three by Florence Sakade, 1959
                     
  The Origamian, Volume 1: Issue 5, March 1959     Article by Anthony Sampson (aka Pendennis) in The Observer, 29th August 1959 (the flapping bird)     Origami: Volume 1 by Tokinobu and Hideko Mihara, c1959 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  The Plane Geometry and Fancy Figures Exhibition, Summer 1959     Article by Anthony Sampson (aka Pendennis) in The Observer, 11th October 1959 (the kettle)     Articles on the work of Yoshizawa in Fujin Koron (Ladies’ Opinion) magazine January to September, 1959 (partial information only)
                     
  Article about the Plane Geometry and Fancy Figures exhibition in The New York Times, 2nd June 1959     Article mentioning Masako Tanaka in the Washington Post, 27th September 1959 (origami on television)      
                     
  Article about Lillian Oppenheimer in Newsweek, 15th June 1959     Advert for origami classes in The New York Times, 15th December 1959      
                     
  Article mentioning Baggi in Look magazine, 7th July 1959     Article by Robert Harbin in The Observer, 20th December 1959 (angel)      
                     
  Interview with Lillian Oppenheimer published in The Buckingham Post, 10th July 1959     Rupert, 1959 (the kabuto / paper bird)      
 
 
 
1960
 
  Paper Folding Fun by Robert Harbin, 1960     Article about adverts by Baggi in the Paper Trade Journal, June 1960 (in process)     Origami Dokuhon by Ned Williams, 1960 (in process)
                     
  Paperfolding for Beginners by Murray and Rigney, 1960 (reissue of Fun with Paper Folding)     Cartoon of Akira Yoshizawa in The Washington Observer July 9th 1960     All About Origami by Isao Honda, 1960 (compound figures not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article by Robert Harbin in The Observer, 3rd January 1960 (the takarabune)     Origami: The Oriental Art of Paper Folding by Harry C Helfman, 1960 (probably published December 1960)     Pocket Guide to Origami: Bow-Wow Book by Isao Honda, 1959 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article by Robert Harbin in The Observer, 7th February 1960 (the nagakabuto)     Article about a 'Design in Paper' exhibition in The Reporter of Direct Mail Advertising, December 1960     Pocket Guide to Origami: Bunny Book by Isao Honda. 1959 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article by Robert Harbin in The Observer, 20th March 1960 (harbin's flying bird)     Rupert, 1960 (the donkey with panniers / a simple frame)     Origami Storybook by Florence Sakade, 1960 (in process)
                     
  Article in The Australian Women's Weekly, 23rd March 1960     Du papier plié au cartonnage, 1960 (partial information only)     Origami: Volume 2 by Tokinobu and Hideko Mihara, c1960 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article by Robert Harbin in The Observer, 27th March 1960 (the spanish box)     Freude mit papier by Aart van Breda, 1960 (partial information only)     Happy Origami: Whale Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1960 (in process)
                     
  Article about Yoko Ono in The Prattler, 7th April 1960     Abenteuer mit Papier by Aart van Breda, 1960 (partial information only)     Happy Origami: Swallow Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1960 (in process)
 
 
 
1961
 
  The Art of Origami by Samuel Randlett, 1961     Article in The New Phoenix by Andrew Kennedy and Ernest Heldman, 1961 (the dollar bill boot)     A Japanese Paper-Folding Classic by Julia and Martin Brossman, 1961
                     
  Easy-to-do Entertainments and Diversions with Coins, Cards, String, Paper and Matches by R M Abraham, 1961     The Origamian Volume 2 Issue 1, Summer 1961 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami Zoo: Bird Book by Isao Honda, 1961 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  How to Make Things Out of Paper by Walter Sperling, 1961 (in process)     Deluxe Origami Mobile Kit, circa September 1961 (partial information only)     Origami Zoo: Animal Book by Isao Honda, 1961 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Photograph of Yoko Ono teaching origami, probably January 1961     The Origamian Volume 2 Issue 2, Autumn 1961 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
  Article in Design, 1st May 1961 (not yet fully integrated)     Article in The Mount Airy News 25th November 1961 (the simple swan / the woven heart)      
                     
  Article about Philip Shen, Jack J Skillman and Bill Kruskal in Chicago Daily Tribune, June 1961     Rupert, 1961 (the afghan bands)      
                     
  Article in St Petersburg Times, Florida,14th June 1961 (10-part TV series by Takahiko Mihami)     Article about Solorzano in El Norte de Castilla, 23rd September 1961 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
  Broadcast of 10-part TV series about origami by Takahiko Mihami on WEDU Channel 3 in Florida (partial information only)     Wir Falten by Joachim Schönherr and Gerta Schumann, 1961      
 
 
 
1962
 
  Folding Paper Puppets by Shari Lewis and Lillian Oppenheimer, 1962 (in process)     Article in The Washington Post, 21st March 1962 (origami at the cherry blossom festival)     Origami Tehon by Akira Yoshizawa, 1962
                     
  Film: A Thousand Cranes: The Children of Hiroshima by Betty Jean Lifton, 1962 (in process)     The Origamian, Volume 2: Issue 3, Spring / Summer 1962 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami by Okimasa Uchiyama, 1962 (in process)
                     
  Kirigami by Florence Temko, 1962 (in process)     Rupert, 1962 (the dove paper plane)     Living Origami Book 1 by Isao Honda, 1962 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article in the St Louis Post Dispatch of 21 Jan 1962 (about Mrs Gordon of New York and Yoko Ono)     Papiroflexia Zoomorphica, Volume 1, by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1962 (not yet fully integrated)     Living Origami Book 2 by Isao Honda, 1962 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article in The Chicago Tribune, 4th February 1962 (about Mrs Peterson)     Papiroflexia Zoomorphica, Volume 2, by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1962 (not yet fully integrated)     Pop-Up Origami Kitty book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1962 (in process)
                     
  Article in The Leader-Post, Regina, Saskatchewan, 6th February 1962 (about a film made by Gertrude Murray)     Lustiges Papierfaltbüchlein by Johanna Huber, revised and updated by F Schafer, 1962 (partial information only)     Pop-Up Origami Johnny book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1962 (in process)
                     
  Origami, a film made by Gertrude Murray (partial information only)            
 
 
 
1963
 
  Broadcast of Top Score on BBC TV including segments on origami by Robert Harbin (partial information only)     Origami: a 10 minute film made by Rose and Stuart Dabbs in 1963 (partial information only)     Sosaku Origami by Mitsuhiro Uchiyama, 1963 (in process)
                     
  Party Lines by Robert Harbin, 1963     The Origamian, Volume 3: Winter 1962/3 to Winter 1963/4     Tanoshii Origami (Fun Origami) by Akira Yoshizawa, 1963 (in process)
                     
  The Best of Origami by Samuel Randlett, 1963     Rupert, 1963 (kangaroo)     Tricks with Paper by Masaki Yamaguchi, 1963 (partial information only)
                     
  Folding Paper Toys by Shari Lewis and Lillian Oppenheimer, 1963     Papier und Form by Kurt Londenberg, 1963      
                     
  The Folding Money Book by Adolfo Cerceda Plus Make Money Selling Money by William King, 1963     Un Cuento de Papel by Mireya Cueto, 1963 (in process)      
                     
  Fell's Guide to Papercraft by Walter B Gibson, 1963     Het Grote Vouwboek (Revised Edition) by Aart van Breda, 1963 (in process)      
                     
  Article by Ruby Yoshioka in the Science News Letter for 2nd March 1963 (various mathematical paperfolds) (not yet fully analysed)     Lustige Spiele mit Papier by Walter Sperling, 1963 (partial information only)      
 
 
 
1964
 
  Secrets of Origami by Robert Harbin, 1964     Fluxus 1 by George Macunias, 1964     Origami Ehon by Okimasa Uchiyama, 1964 (in process)
                     
  Paper Folding and Paper Sculpture by Kenneth Ody, 1964 (in process)     Article in the Cape Girardeau Bulletin, 17th September 1964 (money folding exhibition)     Origami Ehon (Origami Picture Book) by Akira Yoshizawa, 1964 (in process)
                     
  My Origami: Birds / Flowers / Animals and Fishes - Series of 3 books, 1964     Rupert, 1964 (the fold and one cut pentagram / Yoshizawa's butterfly)     Origami Shu (Origami Play) by Toyoaki Kawai, 1964 (partial information only)
                     
  The Origamian, Volume 3: Winter 1962/3 to Winter 1963/4     Lampen Aus Papier by Brigitte Schussler, 1964     Noshi - Classic Origami in Japan by Isao Honda, 1964 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  The Origamian, Volume 4: 1964     Bunte Kurzweil by Walter Sperling, 1964 (partial information only)     Happy Origami: Tortoise book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1964 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  The ABCs of Origami by Claude Sarasas, 1964     Mein Tierpark by Hans Linde, 1964 (partial information only)     Happy Origami: Butterfly book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1964 (in process)
                     
 

Adverts for American Airlines featuring origami designs by Fred Rohm etc, 1964 (partial information only)

    Bunte Origami Tierwelt: Japinisches Papierfalten by Irmgard Kneissler,1964 (partial information only)     Fold-and-Paste Origami Storybook by Florence Sakade, 1964 (in process)
 
 
 
1965
 
  Folding Paper Masks by Shari Lewis and Lillian Oppenheimer, 1965 (in process)     The Origamian, Volume 5: 1965     The World of Origami by Isao Honda, 1965 (compound figures not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Paper Folding and Modelling by A van Breda, 1965     Rupert, 1965 (fireside seat / the chinese wallet)     Haha to ko no origami no hon by Kunihiko Kasahara, 1965 (partial information only)
                     
  An Introduction to Paper Sculpture by Arthur Sadler, 1965 (in process)     Wir machen Papierfaltarbeiten by Willi Baehr, 1965 (in process)     Origami in the Classroom: Book 1 by Chiyo Araki, 1965
                     
  Article in The Montreal Gazette, 17th September 1965 (about Madeleine Wadawska)     Kempers Grosses Papierfaltbuch. Falten und Gestalten by A van Breda, 1965     Origami Fun Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1965 (partial information only)
                     
  The Australian Women's Weekly, May 1965 (extracts from Folding Paper Toys - the whirligig / the flying fish / the jumping frog)     Das Origami-Buch by Irmgard Kneissler, 1965 (in process)      
 
 
 
1966
 
  The Mysterious Flexagons by Madeline Jones, 1966 (in process)     Review in The Chicago Tribune' of September 12th 1966 (The Executive Manual on the Construction of Paper Projectiles) (in process)     Akira Yoshizawa's Tour of Oceania and Australasia, 1966
                     
  Schucken und Schenken mit Origami by Irmgard Kneissler, 1966 (partial information only)     Article in The New York Times, 9th December 1966 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)     Origami: The Folding Papers of Japan: Film by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1966 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  The Executive Manual on the Construction of Paper Projectiles by Rik Olson, 1966     Advert for The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition in The New York Times, 12th December 1966 (call for entries)     Origami Asobi by Okimasa Uchiyama, 1966 (in process)
                     
  Article in Boy's Life, March 1966 (carp and swan)     Article in The New York Times, 13th December 1966 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)     Origami o Tanoshimu Hon by Kunihiko Kasahara, 1966 (partial information only)
                     
  Article in The Canberra Times, 21st February 1966 (akira yoshizawa)     Rupert, 1966 (doll's house furniture)     Omoide No Origami by Kunihiko Kasahara, 1966 (partial information only)
                     
  Photographs in The Canberra Times, 23rd February 1966 (akira yoshizawa)     The Origamian, Volume 6: 1966     Sunny Origami: Angel Book by Keinichi Fukuda, 1966 (partial information only)
                     
  Pull-out in The Australian Women's Weekly, 13th April 1966 (Folding Paper Puppets) (not yet fully integrated)           Origami Fun Book: Seals Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1966 (in process)
 
 
 
1967
 
  The First International Paper Airplane Competition, 1967 (in process)     Article about Rose Dabbs in Good Housekeeping, December 1967     Origami Festival by Isao Honda, 1967 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Advert for The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition in The New York Times, 10th January 1967 (deadline extended)     Adverts in Mad Magazine, April to December 1967 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami Holiday by Isao Honda, 1967 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article in The New York Times, 10th January 1967 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)     The Origamian, Volume 7: 1967     Origami Folding Fun: Kangaroo Book by Isao Honda, 1967 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article in The New York Times, 22nd February 1967 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)     The Origami Monthly, 1967 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami Folding Fun: Pony Book by Isao Honda, 1967 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Article in The Washington Post, 22nd February 1967 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)     Rupert, 1967 (crouching / sitting hare)     Origami Playtime by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1967 (in process)
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  Article in The Chicago Tribune 26th February 1967 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)           Creative Origami by Kunihiko Kasahara, 1967 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Advert for The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition in The New York Times, March 23rd 1967 (names of winners)           Origami Land: Birdie Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1967 (in process)
                     
  Article in Flying, May 1967 (The 1st International Paper Airplane Competition)           Origami Land: Bossy Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1967 (in process)
                     
  The Great International Paper Airplane Book by Mander, Dippel and Gossage, 1967           Origami Land: Rooster Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1967 (in process)
                     
  536 Puzzles and Curious Problems by Henry Ernest Dudeney, edited by Martin Gardner,1967           Origami Fun Book: Squirrel Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1967 (in process)
 
 
 
1968
 
  Newspaper Magic by Gene Anderson and Frances Marshall, 1968 (in process)     Folding Money: Volume Two edited by Samuel Randlett, 1968     Akira Yoshizawa's Tour of Europe, 1968
                     
  How to Make and Fly Paper Airplanes by Captain Ralph S. Barnaby, 1968 (in process)     The Flapping Bird (Issues 1 and 2) edited by Samuel Randlett, 1968     Origami in the Classroom: Book 2 by Chiyo Araki, 1968
                     
  Teach Yourself Origami (aka Origami 1) by Robert Harbin, 1968     Article in The New York Times, January 28th 1968 (review of The Great International Paper Airplane Book)     Jolly Origami: Aquarium Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1968 (in process)
                     
  Origami Polyhedra by Bennett Arnstein, 1968 (in process)     Adverts in Mad Magazine, March to September 1968 (not yet fully integrated)     Jolly Origami: Elephant Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1968 (in process)
                     
  Paperfolding to Begin With by Florence Temko and Elaine Simon, 1968 (partial information only)     The Origamian, Volume 8: 1968     Sunny Origami: The Life of Buddha by Keinichi Fukuda, 1968 (in process)
                     
  Your Book of Paperfolding by Vanessa and Eric de Maré, 1968     Origami Art, 1968 (not yet fully integrated)     Jet-Age Jamboree by Yasuaki Ninomiya, 1968 (paper planes) (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Magic with Science by Walter B Gibson, 1968 (in process)     Rupert, 1968 (the lily / flying fish)      
                     
  Basic Paper Folding by Samuel Randlett, 1968 (not yet fully integrated)     Werken und spielen zu Ostern by Walter Sperling, 1968 (partial information only)      
                     
               
 
 
 
1969
 
  Modern Origami by James Minoru Sakoda, 1969           Creative Life with Creative Origami by Toshie Takahama, 1969 (in process)
                     
  Article 'Mad Origami Zoo of Cliche Creatures' by Giuseppi Baggi in Mad Magazine of September 1969 (not yet fully integrated)           Origami Volume 1 by Akira Yoshizawa, 1969 (in process)
                     
  The Flapping Bird (Issues 3 to 9) edited by Samuel Randlett, 1969           Origami Volume 2 by Akira Yoshizawa, 1969 (partial information only)
                     
  The Origamian, Volume 9: 1969           Nihon no Kokoro Dento Origami by Isao Honda, 1969 (in process)
                     
  British Origami, 1969           Triangular Origami: Rabbit Book by Keinichi and Hideko Fukuda, 1969 (in process)
                     
  Rupert, 1969 (the pagoda / christmas tree)           Sunny Origami: The Life of Shinran Shonin by Keinichi Fukuda, 1969 (in process)
                     
              Sunny Origami: The Life of Jesus Christ by Keinichi Fukuda, 1969 (in process)
                     
              Airborne All-Stars by Yasuaki Ninomiya, 1969 (paper planes)
 
 
 
1970
 
  Simple Origami by Eric Kenneway, 1970     Article in Selection du Reader's Digest, December 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami Nippon by Isao Honda. 1970 (not yet fully integrated)
                     
  Origami Compendium No 1 by Robert Harbin, 1970     Article in Selezione dal Reader's Digest, December 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami by Toyoaki Kawai, 1970 (in process)
                     
  The Flapping Bird (Issues 10 to 13) edited by Samuel Randlett, 1970     Make it with Paper by Louise and Orvelo Wood, 1970 (in process)     Issues 1 to 7 of the Magazine of the Sosaku Origami Group '67, 1967 to 1970 (partial information only)
                     
  Article in Woman's Own Magazine, March 1970     Learn to Fold - Fold to Learn by Jane S Abbott, 1970 (in process)     Atarashii Origami Nyumon by The Sosaku Origami Group '67, 1970 (partial information only)
                     
  Be Somebody! Colorgami Books 1 to 6 by Joleen Young, 1970 (partial information only)     Paper Aeroplanes by Richard Slade, 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     Sunny Origami: Lion Book by Keinichi Fukuda, 1970 (in process)
                     
  Article in Beacon Magazine of Hawaii by Leland Stowe, July 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     Article in Boy's Life, September 1970 (paper planes)     Pop-Up Origami: Pony Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1970 (in process)
                     
  Article in Reader's Digest Magazine (USA) August 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     British Origami, 1970 (in process)     Pop-Up Origami: Monkey Book by Tatsuo Miyawaki, 1970 (in process)
                     
  Article in Reader's Digest Magazine (UK) October 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     The Origamian, Volume 10: issue 1, 1970      
                     
  Article in Selecciones del Reader's Digest, November 1970 (not yet fully integrated)     The Origamian, Volume 10, issues 2, 3 and 4: 1970 (not yet fully integrated)      
                     
        Rupert, 1970 (lightship / mystery bird)      
 
 
 
After 1970 - Selected Sources Only
 
Books by Robert Harbin
 
  More Origami (aka Origami 2) by Robert Harbin, 1971 (not yet fully integrated)     Origami: A Step by Step Guide by Robert Harbin, 1974 (in process)     Origami 4 by Robert Harbin, 1977 (in process)
                     
  Origami 3 by Robert Harbin, 1972 (not yet fully integrated)     Have Fun with Origami by Robert Harbin, 1975 (in process)      
 
Rupert Annuals with paperfolding contributions from Alfred Bestall
 
  Rupert, 1971 (hobgomnie / swimming bird)     Rupert, 1972 (imp's lantern / cave hopper)     Rupert, 1973 (salad plate)
 
Modular Origami
 
 
Paper Planes
 
  Flying Origami by Eiji Nakamura, 1972 (in process)            
 
Troublewit
 
  Pleated Paper Folding by Eric Hawkesworth, 1975 (in process)            
 
Miscellaneous