2091 - 2228 CHILDREN'S BOOKS (including COMICS, DRAWINGS, GAMES and TOYS)
- Partly foxed (incl. boards); hinges weak. Erased owner's entry on frontcover. = Vanselow 25.
Idem. Schnaken & Schnurren. Ibid., Braun & Schneider, n.d. (±1920), 29th ed., 3 vols., 32; 33; 32p., num. coll. ills. and orig. unif. col. clothbacked boards by W. BUSCH, 4to.
- Partly foxed (incl. boards); vol. 2 some tears (repaired w. tape). Spines pasted over w. paper.
= Cf. Vanselow 31 (first ed. 1866).
AND 10 others by the same, i.a. Hans Huckebein, der Unglücksrabe (Stuttg., n.d. (±1880), ills., orig. clothbacked boards, 4to); Die kühne Müllerstochter. Der Schreihals. Die Prise (ibid., n.d. (±1890), 3rd ed., orig. clothbacked boards, 4to) and Humoristischer Hausschatz (Munich, n.d. (±1910), ills., orig. hcl., folio).
- Owner's entry on verso first free endpaper. Partly trifle foxed.
- Frontcover trifle foxed. A fine copy.
Grandmaison, M. de. Le Tour de France. Ibid., É. Guérin, n.d. (±1900), (32)p., 8 col. plates, ills. and orig. clothbacked boards by J. MAUREL and P. WEBER, 4to. - AND 4 others, all French, all good/ fine copies, i.a. M.M. FRANC-NOHAIN, Les Animaux Sauvages (ibid., n.d. (±1930), (col.) ills., orig. hcl., large 4to) and B. ROY, Le Buffon des Enfants (ibid., 1945, col. ills., orig. boards, sq. 4to).
- Sl. creased and fingersoiled; a few sm. dam. spots and (closed) tears; lower edge (near stick) sl. dam.
= Very rare, no copy traced.
= DELUXE copy of this hommage to the Dutch comic artist Eric Scheurs, with paper portfolio Mappie voor alle shit 2001 (w. loose prints, pin-back button) and a tote bag with illustration.
= Numb. "0857" on label on verso of frame.
= A unique collection of unused Persil soap boxes with the original colour scheme designs, used for a campaign to promote (the upcoming) "Tintin" toy figure gifts with each box of Persil. In 1973 Persil started a Tintin campaign to promote the new formula by Persil: two different flip books with Tintin characters were added to boxes and two sets of 4 toy figures each. The front is in two different variants (one announcing the gifts, the other presenting the gifts). The back side of the boxes could also be collected as a portrait gallery, with the following characters: Tintin (Kuifje), captain Haddock (not present on the boxes), professor Tournesol (Zonnebloem), Dupond brother (Janssen), Bianca Castafiore, Snowy (Bobby), Rastapopoulos, Nestor the butler, dr. Müller, Abdallah. The original drawings (of which the photographs were taken) are by the Hergé studio or Hergé himself. The colour schemes are probably by the box designers of Persil/ Henkel. Provenance: the Henkel company. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLVI.
= Very rare promotional item, to be hung in grocery stores and supermarkets to promote the Tintin campaign of Persil in 1973.
= In 1973 Persil started a promotional campaign with Tintin characters. Collectibles were added to soap boxes. In 1973 a new formula was presented by the company and it coïncided with the release of the Tintin movie "Tintin et le lac aux requins" (1972, Tintin and the Lake of Sharks) made by the animation studio Belvision. Although usually the Hergé Studio was responsible for the commercial outlets of Tintin, the movie and the Henkel campaign mutually benifited each other and for that reason Belvision was probably made responsible for the drawings (albeit probably under supervision of the Hergé Studio). Two different kind of collectibles were offered: two different flip books with Tintin characters and two sets of 4 toy figures each. This is the box intended for the flip book. The flip book is still shrinkwrapped. Provenance: the Henkel company.
Idem. "Persil. "Gratis 4 Kuifje figuurtjes". Seven unused and unfolded boxes of Persil washing soap, 48x35 cm. (when unfolded), 1973.
= These are the boxes used for the campaign with the toy figurines. Each with a different Tintin character portrait on verso. Probably 10 different characters were used. The front appears in 2 variants: one announcing the figurines (on 4 boxes) and one presenting the figurines "Spaar ze alle 8" (3x).
= These are the original designs, attributed to the Belvision animation team (after a suggestion by the Hergé Foundation). They were used for the small flipbook, that was a giveaway in a promotional campaign for the detergent Persil (Henkel) in 1973. The campaign coïncided with the Tintin movie "Tintin et le lac aux requins" (1972, Tintin and the Lake of Sharks) made by the animation studio Belvision, owned by Raymond Leblanc (who also directed the movie). Leblanc was the director of the comic publisher Le Lombard (which published the Tintin weekly). Although usually the Hergé Studio was responsible for the commercial outlets of Tintin, the movie and the Henkel campaign mutually benifited each other and for that reason Belvision was probably made responsible for the drawings (albeit probably under supervision of the Hergé Studio). Provenance: the Henkel company. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLVI.
= These are the original designs, attributed to the Belvision animation team (after a suggestion by the Hergé Foundation). They were used for the small flipbook that was a giveaway in a promotional campaign for the detergent Persil (Henkel) in 1973. The campaign coïncided with the Tintin movie "Tintin et le lac aux requins" (1972, Tintin and the Lake of Sharks) made by the animation studio Belvision, owned by Raymond Leblanc (who also directed the movie). Leblanc was the director of the comic publisher Le Lombard (which published the Tintin weekly). Although usually the Hergé Studio was responsible for the commercial outlets of Tintin, the movie and the Henkel campaign mutually benifited from each other and for that reason Belvision was probably made responsible for the drawings (albeit probably under supervision of the Hergé Studio). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLVII.
= Facs. reprint of the weekly installments in Donald Duck, 1955-1969 and 1980-1984.
= Complete series of these illegal published works. Frontcover perhaps by Joost Swarte. The following titles: Heer Bommel en de Volvetters. Tom Poes en het Lijm Teem. Heer Bommel en de Daadsteller. Tom Poes en het wegwerk.
AND ±40 others by the same, all illegally published works by M. TOONDER, incl. a few duplicates, mostly if not al 1970's.
= Matla BOMME 120.
= Matla BOMME 132.1-132.4. Facsimile reprint edition of 1600 copies.
- Occas. sl. stained. Covers rubbed along boardedges. Good/ fine copy.
= Matla PANDA 3.1. The first album of the series.
Idem. Tom Poes en de Partenspeler. Ibid., De Muinck, n.d. (1952), 32p., 1st ed., tinted ills. and orig. pict. wr. by M. TOONDER, 4to.
- A few spots along edges frontcover, otherwise fine. = Matla Bomme 11.5a.
Idem. Tom Poes en de wilde wagen./ Tom Poes en de wisselschat./ Tom Poes en het huilen van Urgje. N.pl., Het Vaderland, n.d. (1967), 3 vols., no pagination, ills. and orig. unif. wr. M. TOONDER, obl. 4to.
= Matla BOMME, 30.1-30.3. Published without permission from the author.
AND ±50 others by the same and his studio, i.a. Tom Poes en de Superfilm-Onderneming (Amst., 1946, 2nd ed., orig. wr., obl. 8vo) and Tom Poes en de Partenspeler (ibid., 1952, orig. wr., 4to. Matla Bomme 11.5a.).
- Chafed spot on frontcover. Covers sl. rubbed along extremities; the cover is a rare misprint with one of the colours is printed off key.
= Matla BOMME 15.1a. Rare promotional publication for the K.L.M.
AND 6 others by the same, i.a. Tom Poes en de Toverfluit (Amst, (1969), (col.) ills., gramophone record, loose in rear-pocket, orig. boards, sq. 8vo); Verkeerd Verkeer (n.pl., Rijkspostspaarbank, (1953-1954), 1st ed., 15 leaves, col./ monochr. ills. by M. Toonder, loose as issued in orig. pict. stiff paper portfolio (Matla Panda 6.1a)).
- Covers w. a few sm. spots and corners showing. Good to fine copy. = Matla BOMME 10.2.
Idem. Tom Poes en de laarzenreuzen. Ibid., 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.
- Covers sl. duststained; board egdes sl. rubbed. = Matla BOMME 9.1.