- Sl. yellowed; occas. sl. frayed.
= Year 5 and 6 were published underground in 1944-1945. Year 6, no.3 is published on 21st of April, 1945. After the surrender of the Germans in the Netherlands, the numbering was resumed with year 1 again, starting with no.7 on 10 May 1945.
WITH: a fold. poster "Zijt gij 's vijands slaaf? Meldt u dan! Zoo niet, dan niet!" by Marten TOONDER (prob. a supplement of one of the issues).
- Blank margins sl. browned. Good/ fine copy.
= Year 5 [=1], no. 7, 8; year 6 [= 2], no.1-3 and extra number; year 1, no. 7-14 and year 2, no. 15-18.. Rare political periodical, with nice caricatures and early illustrations by Marten Toonder. No. 10 and 17 also each with an illustration of Heer Bommel and Tom Puss.
- Glue stains on first, last and centre page leaf from sellotape; spine dam. near foot of spine.
AND 4 others from the same series, all 1st ed.: Het geheim van Diepenbos (1955, w. similar defects as above); De fles in zee; De tropee van Zwartheuvel; Op Mowgli's voetspoor.
- Frontcover detached; spine dam./ worn; wr. fingersoiled.
AND 3 others from the same series, all 1st ed., all with defects: Kaap Nul; De Stille Planeet; De piraten van de stratosfeer.
= All SIGNED in pencil, black felt tip pen or pen and ink.
= With ORIGINAL PEN AND INK DRAWING of Jopo de Pojo on title, signed and "voor Erik [Slagter], 14-10-'04 Zutphen".
- Rolled.
Collignon, Jos (b.1950). "Goed wijkt voor beter". Silkscreen(?), 27x38 cm., signed and "147/200" in pencil.
= Jos Collignon was a long-time cartoonist for Volkskrant.
Meulen, Ever (= E. Vermeulen) (b.1946). "Champagne Campagne". Col. silkscreen on board, signed "Ever Meulen '94" and "44/100" in pencil. - AND a col. offset print by T. VAN DEN BOOGAARD.
= Published up to no.7. Rare Dutch adult (underground) comic magazine, i.a. contributions by Peter Pontiac, Evert Geradts, Hanco Kolk, Aloys Oosterwijk and Piet Schreuders. Also articles on comics. With 2 duplicates.
- First vol. first 5 pages vague waterstain in lower margin. = Matla KAPP 5.3a and Matla 2.2a.
Idem. Tom Poes op het eiland van Grim, Gram en Grom./ Tom Poes en het monster ei. Ibid., idem, n.d. (1947-1948), 2 (of 4) vols., (1),29,(2); 30,(2)p., (col.) ills. and orig. unif. pict. wr. by M. TOONDER, obl. 4to.
- Wrappers of both vols. strengthened on inside along spine; first vol. bookblock loose; both vols. backwr. yellowed.
= Matla 6.3 and 6.5.
AND 5 others by the same, i.a. Tom Poes en de Knip-hoed (Gron., Th. Niemeijer, n.d., ills., orig. wr. Fine copy); Tom Poes en de Pier-race! (Amst., de Muinck & Co., n.d., ills. (printed in green), orig. wr.) and Tom Poes en de Chinese waaier (Amst., D.A.V.I.D., n.d., ills., orig. wr., obl. 8vo. Two leaves reattached; frontwr. lacks sm. portion of lower right corner).
- Ad I: spine split; browned. Ad II: browned; worn along extremities. Ad III: browned; worn along extremities; frontwr. lacks upper right corner.
= Tom Poes-Boeken Serie I (kleurendruk), deel 1, 5 and 6. Matla Bomme 6.1/ 6.5/ 6.6.
AND 2 others by the same.
- Good copy. = Matla BOMME 10.1a.
Idem. Tom Poes en de laarzenreuzen. Amst., De Muinck & Co., n.d. (1948), (32)p., 5 full-p. col. ills. (1x double-p.), num. smaller (col.) ills. and orig. clothbacked pict. boards by M. TOONDER.
- Trifle rubbed along extremities. Good/ fine copy. = Matla BOMME 9,1, 10,2.
Idem. Tom Poes en de watergeest. Amst., De Bezige Bij, n.d. (1950), 59,(2)p., 4 col. plates, 8 full-p. col. ills., num. smaller tinted ills. and orig. clothbacked pict. boards M. TOONDER, 4to.
- Covers sl. rubbed along extremities. = Matla BOMME 10.2.
AND 3 others.
- Folded vertically; small tear in centre.
- Rolled. = Made on the occasion of an exhibition in Galerie Kruisweg (Haarlem, 2018).
= Scarce. Contains a bibliography.
Kuhn, P. Het geheim van de Bosplaat. Originele tekeningen. Terschelling, Stichting Zeeschuim, 2008, 95,(1)p., num. ills., printed in 1000 numb. copies, orig. cl., obl. folio. - AND 3 others: P. KUHN, De Vrijheid De avonturen van kapitein Rob (Amst., n.d., orig. wr., obl. 8vo. Modern facsimile reprint of the first part).
= Reprinted deluxe edition, signed on colophon by the publisher R. Olaf Stoop. Famous underground periodical, published up to issue no. 6 in 1974.
AND 3 others: Real Free Press Ehé-Catl. No. 1 (Amst., 1971, ills. and orig. wr. by i.a. Bud Fisher and T.S. Sullivant, folio) and R.O. STOOP, Roza's lotgevallen deel 1 (ibid., 1966, orig. wr., obl. 8vo. Considered as one of the earliest (if not the earliest) European underground comics).
- Trifle foxed; lacks portion of frontcover. Rebacked w. linen strip.
= Published in the series Aunt Louisa's London Toy Books. Cf. Osborne, p. 675, 1051.
The Hare and The Tortoise. London, Frederick Warne & Co., n.d. (±1871), 6 textp., 6 col. lithogr. plates, orig. pict. wr., 4to.
- Owner's entry dated 1871 on verso frontcover (=1st textp.). Spine reinforced w. clumsy stitching; covers sl. soiled.
= Published in the series Aunt Louisa's London Toy Books. AND 3 others, i.a. NEW SERIES TOY BOOKS. Willie and Mary's first day at school (London, n.d. (±1890), col. lithogr. plates, orig. pict. wr., 4to. Rebacked and w. facsimile backcover) and LITTLE ONES' HEROES & HEROINES (n.pl., n.d. (±1890-1910), chromolith. plates and ills., orig. pict. wr., 4to).