[LOOKING FOR] Vintage 1958 wordless concept/counting book (cloth-bound hardcover) – blonde toddler with top-knot, daisy outfit, big yellow pill-shaped '1'
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Hi everyone! I’m looking for an out-of-print, wordless (or near-wordless) concept/counting picture book with a 1958 copyright date that I picked up at a thrift store back in 2010.
Book Format & Physical Details:
Copyright Date: 1958 (explicitly printed on the copyright page).
Binding: Cloth-bound hardcover (textured woven cloth/buckram stretched over stiff cardboard, standard paper pages inside).
Text / Format: Wordless or near-wordless non-narrative concept primer (no storyline, plot, or sentences—focused purely on visual object recognition or counting).
Visual Style: High-contrast mid-century graphic modernism (bold shapes, flat primary/saturated colors, and clean modernist typography).
Illustration / Page Details:
Character: A chubby blonde toddler girl (around 1–2 years old).
Hairstyle: Hair pulled up into a distinct top-knot / "sprout" ponytail right on top of her head.
Outfit: Smock, dress, or blouse featuring a prominent daisy / floral pattern.
Setting: Posed against a vibrant, solid green background.
Graphics / Layout: Positioned near the top of the page (directly above or near the girl) is a large, yellow pill-shaped / stadium-style numeral "1".
Book Look: Thin, rectangular and possibly green but unsure of what color it ACTUALLY WAS.
Any help identifying the title, illustrator, or publisher from 1958 would be deeply appreciated!