Nero 8 - De Rode Keizer - 1 Album - First edition - 1954





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De Rode Keizer is a first edition 1954 Marc Sleen comic (issue 8) in Dutch, bound as Geniet, in Good condition with one object published by N.V. Drukkerij Het Volk.
Description from the seller
This story, The Red Emperor from 1954, appeared daily with two strips in the newspaper from July 8, 1953, to November 18, 1953.
The offered album has reached an age of 72 years and is still very clean for its age. I have priced it reasonably, although it might be described as fairly good to good.
There are locally some signs of aging such as a few creases or small tears on the edge.
The spine is in very good condition with only very light rubbing.
The centerfold was reattached and at the bottom a piece of tape was used.
On another page, a piece of matte tape was used to prevent tearing, see photo.
I have photographed the album in full so you can see what this copy looks like.
This also gives us the opportunity to assess all defects ourselves, because books sometimes sit on a shelf for several years and you no longer know what the interior condition is.
This story, The Red Emperor from 1954, appeared daily with two strips in the newspaper from July 8, 1953, to November 18, 1953.
The offered album has reached an age of 72 years and is still very clean for its age. I have priced it reasonably, although it might be described as fairly good to good.
There are locally some signs of aging such as a few creases or small tears on the edge.
The spine is in very good condition with only very light rubbing.
The centerfold was reattached and at the bottom a piece of tape was used.
On another page, a piece of matte tape was used to prevent tearing, see photo.
I have photographed the album in full so you can see what this copy looks like.
This also gives us the opportunity to assess all defects ourselves, because books sometimes sit on a shelf for several years and you no longer know what the interior condition is.

