herge le petit vingtieme 8 9 2 x sc first edition

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième 8 + 9-2 x sc-first edition ()

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 8 and 9.Both numbers are in very good condition.In number 9 we see that Tintin not only performances gave as he returned from a particular adventure, but he also gave interim performances such as this time in the town of Enghien. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé - Le Petit Vingtième 8 + 9 - 2 x SC - 1st edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it relates to the numbers 8 and 9.Both are originally from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips are perfect to see; The numbers are in good condition.Both songs have a cover of Herge relatively unknown drawings, in very good condition.Both numbers demand a part of the series "The Mystery Tintin" where readers gave their vision of the story.On the back of No. 8 is a strip of adhesive tape, see picture.Of number 9 are the pages by a child 'numbered', see the pictures. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième 5 + 7-2 x sc-first edition ()

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 5 and 7.Both numbers are in very good condition. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé - Le Petit Vingtième 5 + 9 - 2 x SC - 1st edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 5 and 9.Number 5 is in reasonable condition. The number is at some points when damaged, but the comics by Hergé are completely OK. See, for example, the strip of Jo and Sallie, with particularly bright colours. Also the strip of Tintin is good. The back page is at the top is damaged.Number 9 is in good to very good condition. On page 6 a complete page about the secret of King Ottokar's sceptre... readers are asked what is going on. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé - Le Petit Vingtième 7 + 9 - 2 x SC - 1st edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from , it relates to the numbers 7 and 9.The story Broken Ear nearing the end; Number 7 is the famous number with the proviso that Ramon and Alonso are taken to hell by devils - a scene Coeurs vaillants would rather not see and therefore is redrawn by Hergé.At number 9 a nice set of drawings of Hergé, the story "Allo... alloo... Ici Tintin". Many unknown work! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 25 and 26.Both numbers are in very good condition.In these songs, we learn that Tintin is a good chess player, and we learn the value nature of General Alcazar common-a man with a very short fuse.In number 26 some pictures of children who are sometimes not as Tintin were dressed, but Quick and Flupke. Yet fun! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 27 and 28.Both numbers are in very good condition.On the cover of No 27 a tribute to the great hero of South America: Simon Bolivar, but now by Hergé ' Olivaro ".The "real" Bolivar lived from to , this follower from to .In number 28 also the presentation of the "Theatre de Tintin", Tintin en Chine. On the last page of the number one uitknipbaar theatre. See the last picture!Often it was really from the cut number, now fortunately intact! See also the following numbers! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Three songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers and 19.The numbers originate from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly. The numbers certainly are in good condition.In these three numbers 3 x Popol et Virginie and 3 x Quick et Flupke.And we see an old idea (from Tintin au Congo) be repeated-the trick with the magnet-in the story of Popol et Virginie.In number 18 a particular episode of Q&F: a story, entirely drawn by "Kk".Yet drawn by Hergé, but then like he Faizan.And number 19 in the beautiful story of how Flupke is a mosquito outwit - the corresponding cover is also Hergé. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Three songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers and 15.Number 13 (with the photographer of the scepter on the cover) is in good condition, but the left top corner of the cover shows a Brown stain. The contents of that song is totally OK.Number 14 and 15 are in good condition, the edges are a bit brown. Also the songs ever when folded; in the picture is that visible, but they are not ' hard folding '. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it relates to the numbers 28 and 29.The numbers originate from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly.Number 28 where Tchang Tintin saves his friend by throwing himself on the photographer, and number 29 in which Thomson and Thompson show once again extremely clever to fall by turns with their noses on the platform... with the beautiful drawing of cover 29 result! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Three songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers and 36.The three songs are in good condition.In the fall of ' 39 was Hergé the story the black gold to the preparation, but the mobilization of the Belgian army obstructed Hergé with his drawings. LPV was settled in the numbers of reported what the situation of Hergé was-and it was asked for understanding. That happened in the section "Le mot du Director par Interim".The strip of Jo and Sallie do of course went by, because that was two months before posted in Coeurs vaillants.In these three numbers not Tintin, the famous announcement for "Tintin au pays de L'Or Noir...". Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it relates to the numbers 30 and 31.The numbers originate from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly.Where for the cover of number 31 again the traditional clear line is used, Hergé used to cover 30 his style of "Evening" - those where the gray areas better justice to -. Which cover seems to be almost complete gray, but just above the car we see a red detail: a sign that is red. As a subtle warning to Tintin? Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 33 and 34.Both numbers are in very good condition.The cover of No 33 is remarkable: blood red! It seems that Hergé a red period would start. Similar to the blue period, or the rose period Picasso? The story of the broken ear, many covers the color red as a base, but this time very strong!In Tintin from his prison number 34 is rescued by Paolino-we 39 years later!! -in the album Tintin and the Picaros will back again. But then hot he no Paolino more but Pablo. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Three songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers and 22.The numbers originate from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly. The numbers certainly are in good condition.In these three numbers 3 x Popol et Virginie and 3 x Quick et Flupke. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Three songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers and 31.The numbers originate from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly. The numbers certainly are in good condition.Hergé had started its preparations for the Blue Lotus. He had met and who had given him T learned a lot about the situation in China.The readers had almost no patience anymore, and how strong this patience was rewarded with the cover of nr 31; Bientot... Tintin and Extreme-Orient.But first holiday for Faizan, beautiful cover by Hergé for nr 29.In these three numbers 3 x Popol et Virginie and 3 x Quick et Flupke. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 18 and 21.Number 18 is in good condition, but the right under corner is what frayed and lacks a very small piece.On page 5 a article on the operation of the "camera" with which the Scepter was shot away; Nice!On page 10, an old and relatively unknown drawing of Hergé about scouts.Number 21 is in good to very good condition. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 26 and 27.Number 26 is partly uncut. The left side of the cover is by Brown become over time, the content is entirely OK.Here we see the famous scene that Tintin there with a German Heinkel. On the cover, we see the same device!And in issue 27-in very good condition-the Heinkel again plays a large role. With a beautiful night scene. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 31 and 32-Hergé prepares for the story Tintin en Amérique and the readers get a piece of every week, as a foretaste, a poisoned chalice.The songs are originally from a bundle leaving some holes on the back, where the binding threads ever passed through.In addition, the paper of the numbers from very old leaving on the edges often small cracks. Almost never have that effect the comics by Hergé.Both numbers are in good condition.In both songs are several images of Hergé, who almost never have been published. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 45 and 47.The numbers originate from a bundle and are cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly. The numbers certainly are in good condition.A funny detail: on the back of No 47 is an ad from Au bon Marché. One of the stuff Santa Claus the children dishes out is... the armored vehicle that later the Japanese on Tintin will go hunting. See the last picture. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 20 and 21.Both numbers are in very good condition.Has wonderful drawings on the covers; those of nr 21 calls the necessary voltage on again! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 20 and 22.The songs are originally from a bundle leaving some holes on the back, where the binding threads ever passed through.In addition, the paper of the numbers from very old leaving on the edges often small cracks. Almost never have that effect the comics by Hergé.Both numbers are in good condition.The cover of No 20 is of Hergé-definitely not in his own style, yet signed by him. The cover of No 22 is probably also of Hergé-see, for example, the detail of the ship, typically the style of Hergé. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 12 and 13.Both numbers are in very good condition.Special attention to the strip of Quick and Flupke. Hergé has here a poem by Theophile Gautier taken-a poem about the first smile of the spring and has combined with the threat of the war, which in Belgium in particular by the REX-movement. It is approximately 4 years before WW-II would break out, but the tension already hangs in the air! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 23 and 26.The songs are originally from a bundle leaving some holes on the back, where the binding threads ever passed through.In addition, the paper of the numbers from very old leaving on the edges often small cracks. Almost never have that effect the comics by Hergé.Both numbers are in good condition.On the cover of No. 20 we see the famous scene where Tintin is saved by a plane of the buffalo herd.Number 26 is very INRERESSANT because of the many drawings that are almost unknown. Tintin flies over the Sahara and met a Tuareg tribe. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it relates to items 19 and 20.Number 19 was originally a bundle and cut off at the edges, but the strips can still be seen perfectly.Number 20 does not come from a bundle, but has been kept in a binder and has two small puncture holes - but otherwise definitely in very good condition.Adds a magnificent advertisement for the chocolate brand Jacques - where we see how Flupke a ball hard into the goal shooting. The ad is signed by "Studio Hergé". Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Hergé-Le Petit Vingtième x sc-first edition

Click here to view this lot Two songs from Le Petit Vingtième from the year , it concerns the numbers 10 and 11.Both numbers are in very good condition.Attention to the two covers: both are not really in the clear line style of Hergé, but really something "completely different". Apparently, Hergé liked to use a different style occasionally. Certainly he seems to have used a different material from the cover of No. 11, it seems like charcoal! Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

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