Tijl Uilenspiegel 1 - De Opstand der Geuzen - 1 Album - First edition - 1954





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De Opstand der Geuzen, first edition softcover published in 1954, 68 pages, 29 x 21.2 cm, 230 g, in good condition with corner and edge wear, binding sewn leaf groups glued into the softcover, illustrated by Willy Vandersteen and Karel Verschuere, published by Uitgeversmij. N.V. Standaard-Boekhandel.
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Tijl Uilenspiegel appeared in the weekly magazine Kuifje, in total 2 stories. This is the first story. This album is the first and only edition, 68 pages, height x width 29 x 21.20 cm, 230 grams. It is colored only in orange and brown, somewhat comparable to the two-color series of Suske en Wiske years later. The publisher is Standaard-boekhandel, but just like the Lombard editions of that period there is on the last page a Kuifjes-point that you could cut out. For the binding: groups of sheets were sewn and these sheet groups are then glued together in the softcover.
Wear to the corners and edges of the softcover. The spine has some nicks and there are a few dog-ears. A small stamp on the title page with the owner's name, but otherwise everything is unmarked. The pages of the book block have light wear to the edges and corners. The white threads for the bindings are intact. The Kuifjes-point is NOT cut out. Photos are part of the description of the condition and also supplement it.
Combined shipping is possible. Please also view my other active listings. I always pack the items very carefully.
Tijl Uilenspiegel appeared in the weekly magazine Kuifje, in total 2 stories. This is the first story. This album is the first and only edition, 68 pages, height x width 29 x 21.20 cm, 230 grams. It is colored only in orange and brown, somewhat comparable to the two-color series of Suske en Wiske years later. The publisher is Standaard-boekhandel, but just like the Lombard editions of that period there is on the last page a Kuifjes-point that you could cut out. For the binding: groups of sheets were sewn and these sheet groups are then glued together in the softcover.
Wear to the corners and edges of the softcover. The spine has some nicks and there are a few dog-ears. A small stamp on the title page with the owner's name, but otherwise everything is unmarked. The pages of the book block have light wear to the edges and corners. The white threads for the bindings are intact. The Kuifjes-point is NOT cut out. Photos are part of the description of the condition and also supplement it.
Combined shipping is possible. Please also view my other active listings. I always pack the items very carefully.

