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Column mentions Dorothy Wall's Blinky Bill being made into two pop-up books for the American market, which infringed Wall's copyright but were subsequently protected by American copyright. They were not seen in Australia for 51 years.
Also mentioned are The Pop-Up Waltzing Matilda; pop-up versions of My Grandma Lived in Gooligulch and Jabberwocky, as well as The Architecture Pack which shows, among other things, a pop-up version of the Sydney Opera House.
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