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Hard Cover. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. First Edition. .Includes Wolf & Lion, Man & Satyr, Grasshopper & Ants , Cat & Venus, Belling the Cat, Fly on Wagon, Hare & Tortoise ETC ,HBDJ. 1974, 1st Edition, FINE-/NF+, 56 pgs, 6 1/4 X 7 3/4 in. Color Boards Cvr duplicates DJ illustration light wear. DJ light wear, TINY chips DJ spine ends. Light Soil BackDJ, DJ protected Clear Mylar.

Hard Cover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. Tim Egan (illustratore). 1st Edition. HBDJ, 2007, 1ST Edition, with #1 Intact Number Line, 48 pgs, FINE/FINE, DJ Protected clear Mylar ,He wanted to see the world. He especially wanted to visit New York City. What he didn't want was to be joined by a duck. A crazy duck. A duck that misbehaves. Young readers will laugh out loud at the duck's silly antics as Dodsworth has the unexpected adventure of his life in the Big Apple.and beyond. Signed by Author.

First edition hard back binding in publisher's original colour illustrated paper over boards, blue cloth spine. Folio 11'' x 8½''. Contains 72 printed pages of text with colour plates and monochrome illustrations throughout. Corners and edges are rubbed, 'This Book Belongs To' filled-in and in, couple of illustrations neatly coloured-in and Good condition, no dust wrapper. Member of the P.B.F.A. ANNUALS & YEARBOOKS.

Condizione: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

First edition hard back binding in publisher's original colour illustrated paper over boards, blue cloth spine, colour Atora Suet advertisement to the rear cover. Folio 11'' x 8½''. Contains 104 printed pages of text with colour plates and monochrome illustrations throughout. Corners and edges are rubbed, 'This Book Belongs To' filled-in and in Very Good condition, no dust wrapper. Member of the P.B.F.A. ANNUALS & YEARBOOKS.

Original 1908 comic. Covers detached, edges chipped. Pages toned. Contents include: Sexton Blake. Ambassador (by W. J. Lomax; illustrated by T. W. Holmes) [Sexton Blake] ; Will There be A World War? G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).

Original 1907 comic. Covers detached, edges chipped. Pages toned. Content include: The Cattle Mystery (by Norman Goddard; illustrated by Harry Lane) [Sexton Blake] ; Ching-Ching at School (by Anon). G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).

Original 1907 comic. Covers detached, edges chipped. Pages toned. Contents include: Sexton Blake. Private Secretary (by W. J. Lomax; illustrated by H. M. Lewis) [Sexton Blake] ; Ching-Ching At School. G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).

Original 1907 comic. Covers detached, edges chipped. Pages toned. Content include: The Broker's Man (by Norman Goddard; illustrated by Harry Lane) [Sexton Blake] ; The Slapcrash Boys (by Anon); The Iron Hand (by Anon). G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).

Original 1901 comic. Covers detached, edges chipped. Pages toned. Contents include: Loyal To The Last! (by Commissioner Fulke) ; Living Two Lives (by H. S. Warwick). G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).

Original 1903 comic. Covers detached, edges chipped. Pages toned. Contents include: His Secret Foe (by A. Clever) ; Three Jolly Midshipmen (by S. Clarke Hook). G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).

Original 1903 comic. Covers and edges rubbed and soiled. Pages toned. Content include: The Squatter's Revenge (by Mark Darran); The Chums of Ashbourne School (by Allan Blair). G. ** The Union Jack was launched by Alfred Harmsworth in 1894, and became one of the titles brought under the control of Harmsworth's Amalgamated Press Limited in 1901. The Union Jack Library Library (Halfpenny, first series) was published by the Amalgamated Press and ran from 28th April 1894 until 10th Oct 1903, a total of 494 issues. The second (New) series was launched on 17th September 1903 and ran until 18th February 1933, a total of 1531 issues before being replaced by the Detective weekly. (Note there was an unrelated publication of the same name published by Samson Low that ran for 181 issues from 1880 to 1883).