Howard Hawks' personal Keybook still set for Bringing Up Baby with 100+ stills, in Hawks' gilt-embossed binder. (RKO, 1938) Considered by many cineastes to be the absolute quintessential "Screwball Comedy" with its zany plot twists and eccentric characterizations by leads Katherine Hepburn, and especially Cary Grant, who at just the right moment, wearing a lady's bathrobe and nothing else, blurts out, "I've suddenly gone GAY!". Vintage silver-bromide double-weight custom 8" x 10" matte prints (100+) sitting loose within Hawks' personalized, gilt-embossed leather binder. An extraordinary range of portraits, scenes, and production shots, many of which have never appeared in published form or for sale on the collectors' market. Simply breathtaking in its comprehensive coverage of one of the greatest and most enjoyable films of Hollywood history. Bringing Up Baby was remade 34 years later by Hawks' greatest fan, Peter Bogdanovich, as What's Up, Doc?. Prints are nearly all in excellent condition.