BLBcomics-migration

You know what to do next, 'trooper. Offer him $20K -- Steve (showcase) proved that it works! Jack This one i am not ever sure where it is right now

Please...I'd like to see some interiors as well. cracking open some of these older books open to take interior scans can be dangerous to the health of the book - but i will try to do some of that on lower grade copies i have most of these scans i made up a year or two back,when i had more time, which is why i can post so many these days - i am not sitting here making scans right now, am running a comics sales list i mailed out last week bob

oh, no, i collect this stuff - and I welcome any one who wishes to sell Plat or Victorian to contact me - does any one else have any Plat books to post? i can keep this up as i have a lot more and had made scans a while back on a lot of my copies,

I have one, will have to dig it out to make scans, so it will not be real soon, but i will try to get to it when i can. Here is the scan used in Overstreet on page 366 up at the the top in the price index, larger size so you can read the cover. I also had to change my wording as i spell out DE..... in my Jpeg URL description

MUTT & JEFF Cupples & Leon 1921 large size oblong - this was the last year for this format and there were a few others this size that year - after 1921, this format became a dinosaur

MUTT AND JEFF 7 8 10 15 running 1920 thru 1930 -about one every year from C&L

MUTT & JEFF #6 Cupples & Leon 1919 picks up numbering from the oblong Ball series which ran 1910 thru 1916

THE NEBBS #1 Cupples & Leon 1928 48 pager of daily newspaper reprints

MOON MULLINS #6 Cupples & Leon 1932 48 pages of newspaper daily strip reprints

Hi jack i dunno, but the best Little Orohan Annie expert i know is Richard Olson, my co-author of the Overstreet history articles - i'll give him a call soon and ask him - we talk all the time any way. This Cupples & Leon series of LOA, Smitty, and a few singles of Harold Teen, etc is a nice format i like better than many of the 10x10 series.

LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE #1 2 3 4 6 came out at Christmas time 1926 1927 1928 1929 1931from Cupples & Leon, had 96 pages each and dust wrappers. Will dig out my 5 7 8 9 to scan

KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES 1 1920 and 2 1921 Cupples & Leon 48 pagers reprints of newspaper daily strips

THE GUMPS 1 1924 Cupples & Leon series reprints of newspaper daily strips THE GUMPS 2 1925 THE GUMPS 3 1926 THE GUMPS 4 1927 THE GUMPS 6 1929

The other Bobby Thatcher comic book also has a neat cover - will dig my copy to scan it

sample issue from Sept 1917 of CARTOONS MAGAZINE, a monthly devoted to all kinds of cartoons and comics, their creators, what they were up to, etc - mag started Jan 1912 and ran into the late 1920s

CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT THE MOVIES 1917 by Segar, creator later on of icon Popeye

Two different printings of THE BULL CALF by AB Frost from 1892, another comic book with sequential comic strip stories

BOBBY THATCHER #1 1932 comic book 96 pages came with a dust wrapper

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG #3 1925 Cupples & Leon reprints news paper daily strips BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG #4 1926 Cupples & Leon 48 pager

Hi Mark Well, not being a regular inhabitant of the CGC threads, i did not notice it till some one freshened it up and voila, here I be, showing a few of what i have accumulated over time. Everything here so far i have posted are all "comic books" except for the Judge with YK and Brownies and that Little Nemo sheet music from the 1908 play - I have a huge collection of comics sheet music pieces - as well as all kinds of other artifacts pertaining to comics characters, which i find fun to collect bob beerbohm, comics dinosaur

JUDGE #791 1896 which is a Yellow Kid ala The Brownies satire cover

LADY BOUNTIFUL #1 by Gene Carr 1917 reprints daily newspaper comic strips

THE KATZENJAMMERS KIDS #1 By George McManus, who once upon a time was one of the most famous people in the world. Published by EmBee Publishing, co-owned by McManus, a company which also issued COMIC MONTHLY for 12 monthly issues in 1922, the first regular news stand comicbook in America

My "seen better days" very rare LITTLE JIMMY #1 1905 by Jimmy Swinnerton 84 pages