Intégrale Rombaldi T1 à T13 - 13 Album - Limited edition - 1985/1987

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Complete 13‑volume Intégrale Rombaldi collection (T1–T13), limited edition, hardcover binding, published by Casterman/Rombaldi Éditeur, by Hergé, dated 1985–1989, in Very Good condition.

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Complete collection of 13 volumes.
The Complete Works of Hervé. Tintin
Seize the opportunity to own one of the most prestigious collections dedicated to the genius of the Ligne claire. This 13-volume series, published by the famous Éditions Rombaldi, is a true paper museum tracing the entire career of Georges Remi, alias Hergé.

A Prestigious Collector's Edition
Limited edition: numbered copy around 5,900 copies, an absolute rarity reserved for original subscribers.

Exceptional Content: From "Tintin in the Land of the Soviets" to unfinished projects such as "Alph-Art", each volume explores a facet of Hergé's universe (Le Petit Vingtième, Le Journal Tintin, the illustrations, the myth).

Rombaldi Quality: Luxury full brown skivertex binding, spines adorned with fine gold gilding and exclusive cover illustrations.

Technical Details:

Publisher: Rombaldi / Casterman.
Publication dates: 1987 - 1989.
Condition: Very good condition: gilding very bright, interior fresh, corners not bumped

Format: Large format, high-quality paper.

Unlike classic albums, "The World of Hergé" offers depth of analysis and archival documents (sketches, correspondence, objects) that cannot be found anywhere else. It is the perfect investment to enhance a comic book library.

Ideal set for a Tintin collector. To be passed down through generations and which increases in value every year.

Total weight: 15 kg

Complete collection of 13 volumes.
The Complete Works of Hervé. Tintin
Seize the opportunity to own one of the most prestigious collections dedicated to the genius of the Ligne claire. This 13-volume series, published by the famous Éditions Rombaldi, is a true paper museum tracing the entire career of Georges Remi, alias Hergé.

A Prestigious Collector's Edition
Limited edition: numbered copy around 5,900 copies, an absolute rarity reserved for original subscribers.

Exceptional Content: From "Tintin in the Land of the Soviets" to unfinished projects such as "Alph-Art", each volume explores a facet of Hergé's universe (Le Petit Vingtième, Le Journal Tintin, the illustrations, the myth).

Rombaldi Quality: Luxury full brown skivertex binding, spines adorned with fine gold gilding and exclusive cover illustrations.

Technical Details:

Publisher: Rombaldi / Casterman.
Publication dates: 1987 - 1989.
Condition: Very good condition: gilding very bright, interior fresh, corners not bumped

Format: Large format, high-quality paper.

Unlike classic albums, "The World of Hergé" offers depth of analysis and archival documents (sketches, correspondence, objects) that cannot be found anywhere else. It is the perfect investment to enhance a comic book library.

Ideal set for a Tintin collector. To be passed down through generations and which increases in value every year.

Total weight: 15 kg

Details

Number of objects
13
Language
French
Item
Album
Condition
Very good
Edition
Limited edition
Series
Intégrale Rombaldi T1 à T13
Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
Casterman / Rombaldi Éditeur
Artist
Hergé
Year oldest item
1985
Year youngest item
1987
BelgiumVerified
Private

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