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1934rif. C3VGvg-A073026B5New York: Cupples & Leon Company 1934. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 5.25 x 7.75. Walter S. Rogers; Howard L. Hastings. VG/VG. Glossy. First Edition; First Printing. 1934. Cupples & Leon Company NY. Pencil notations to front free endpaper else unmarked. Hardcover. Series lists on interior pages & dust jacket front flap end at this sixteenth title w/ rear panel advertising the Great Marvel Series ending at By Air Express to Venus 1934. Very Good bright orange cloth covers & spine w/ black stamped illustration & lettering; light shelf wear minor softening to spine head & heel & faint rubbing to corner tips. Red top edge tint. Even tanning to text block edges & interior pages. Very Good illustrative dust jacket w/ light tanning & faint surface rubbing; light edge wear a few tiny chips & small closed tears to spine head upper corner & upper edges; still bright color retention; unclipped; protected in mylar cover. 212 pp. 5.25x7.75". Glossy frontispiece plate by Howard L. Hastings w/ jacket art by Walter S. Rogers. Sixteenth volume in the twenty-book Bomba the Jungle Boy series produced under the Stratemeyer Syndicate house pseudonym Roy Rockwood. Ships in box from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: Published in 1934 by the Cupples & Leon Company this vintage adventure hardcover represents the sixteenth volume in the Bomba the Jungle Boy series. The narrative follows the young protagonist as he leads a perilous expedition through deep equatorial wilderness striving to guide a group of stranded travelers safely to the coast. Tensions peak when the party must cross the territory of the Sitanda tribe drawing the ire of the hostile tribal leader Mabogi and the medicine man Mangu in a classic test of jungle survival and navigation. The physical volume features the publisher's bright orange cloth boards debossed with a bold black stamped illustration of the jungle boy on the front cover and spine. A red top edge tint decorates the text block which includes illustrated endpapers and a glossy frontispiece plate illustrated by Howard L. Hastings. Walter S. Rogers designed the illustrated dust jacket. Bibliographic analysis points to a true first state with series lists on both the book's internal pages and the dust jacket front flap ending precisely at this sixteenth title and the jacket's rear panel advertising contemporary 1934 releases. Created under the Stratemeyer Syndicate's house pseudonym Roy Rockwood the Bomba books occupied a prominent position in interwar American youth culture alongside other major syndicate properties. Late-series entries published during the peak of the Great Depression were produced in restricted print runs. The first-state dust jacket and interior plates document early twentieth-century American children's literature and illustration. Cupples & Leon Company hardcover
1932rif. C3VGg-A073026B2New York: Cupples & Leon Company 1932. 1st Ed text block in Early Repr. Hardcover. Good/Good. 5.25 x 7.75. VG/G. First Edition text block in Early Reprint married dust jacket. 1932 c. 1932/1933. Cupples & Leon Company NY. Light owner notation to front endpaper & title page else unmarked. Hardcover. Very Good yellow cloth covers w/ black stamped title & illustration to front cover; light shelf wear & minor corner rubbing. Orange topstain publisher-applied top edge tint w/ even tanning to text block edges & interior pages. Good illustrative married dust jacket w/ edge wear small chips heavy creasing & a 3 inch closed tear to rear panel; still bright color retention; protected in mylar cover. 207 pp. 5.25x7.75". Glossy frontispiece plate facing title page. Thirteenth volume in the twenty-book Bomba the Jungle Boy series produced under the Stratemeyer Syndicate house pseudonym Roy Rockwood. Ships from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: Originally published in 1932 by Cupples & Leon Company Bomba the Jungle Boy and the Cannibals represents the thirteenth volume in the classic interwar juvenile adventure series. The plot follows the jungle youth during a high-stakes expedition across unexplored South American riverlands where he encounters hostile native tribes and dangerous wildlife while pursuing long-sought clues regarding his lineage. Written in the signature cliffhanger style of early American pulp fiction the narrative develops themes of wilderness survival ancestral mystery and frontier resilience. Yellow cloth covers feature black stamped title lettering and a full front-board line illustration depicting the central character navigating tropical vegetation. An orange publisher stain coats the top edge and the volume contains a monochrome glossy frontispiece plate depicting a jungle encounter scene facing the title page. Bibliographical analysis of the dust jacket identifies an early 1932 or 1933 state indicated by front flap advertisements listing through the fourteenth series entry Bomba the Jungle Boy and the Painted Hunters alongside rear panel lists promoting Willard F. Baker's Bob Dexter Series. The Bomba series originated under Edward Stratemeyer's Stratemeyer Syndicate using the publisher's house pseudonym Roy Rockwood with primary text ghostwritten by Howard R. Garis and John W. Duffield. Capitalizing on the interwar media fascination with tropical exploration and pulp fiction the books established a lasting cultural legacy that later adapted into a twelve-part Hollywood motion picture series starring Johnny Sheffield between 1949 and 1955 as well as a silver-age comic line produced by DC Comics. Middle entries in the Bomba series hold a distinct place in mid-century publishing history as volumes eleven through twenty were issued in smaller production runs by Cupples & Leon and research indicates were never reprinted by Grosset & Dunlap leaving surviving jacketed copies increasingly uncommon. Cupples & Leon Company hardcover
1929rif. C3VGvg-ES073026B3New York: Cupples & Leon Company 1929. 1st Ed text block in Early Repr. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 5.25 x 7.75. W. S. Rogers. VG/VG. Glossy. First Edition text block in Early Reprint dust jacket. 1929 c. 1934. Cupples & Leon Company NY. Previous owner inscription & name to decorated front endpaper bookplate box else unmarked. Hardcover. Very Good yellow cloth covers w/ crisp black stamped illustration & lettering; faint rubbing to the corner tips minor softening to the spine head & heel & light rubbing along the lower board edges. Publisher's orange top edge stain still bright. Very Good illustrative dust jacket w/ faint surface rubbing along vertical flap folds minor rubbing to spine heel & a tiny 1/8 inch nick to upper rear edge; bright color retention; unclipped; protected in mylar cover. 210 pp followed by publisher ads. 5.25x7.75". Monochrome frontispiece plate by W. S. Rogers. Eighth volume in the twenty-book Bomba the Jungle Boy series produced under the Stratemeyer Syndicate house pseudonym Roy Rockwood. Ships from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: Originally published in 1929 by Cupples & Leon Company Bomba the Jungle Boy Among the Slaves represents the eighth adventure in the 20-volume Amazon jungle series created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate. The narrative follows fourteen-year-old feral youth Bomba as he traverses the South American wilderness in search of his true heritage and missing mother. In this volume Bomba enters the perilous Valley of Skulls organizing an uprising to liberate the enslaved Araks tribe while battling wild predators and hostile rainforest factions. Presented in bright yellow cloth boards stamped with a black illustrative cover scene and spine lettering the volume features publisher-designed sports-and-adventure pictorial endpapers a publisher's orange top edge stain and a monochrome frontispiece plate illustrated by W. S. Rogers. Bibliographical cross-referencing identifies a First Edition text block confirmed by the copyright page series list ending at title #8 Among the Slaves paired with a c. 1934 early reprint dust jacket verified by front flap advertisements listing through title #14 And the Painted Hunters. The work was produced under the publisher's house pseudonym Roy Rockwood created by syndicate founder Edward Stratemeyer and ghostwritten by staff authors including John William Duffield and Howard R. Garis. The Bomba series captured the mid-twentieth-century American popular fascination with feral jungle heroes following the success of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan eventually inspiring a twelve-film cinematic series produced by Monogram Pictures between 1949 and 1955. Cupples & Leon Company hardcover
1936Rombaldi éditeur, collection “Les contemporains” Paris, 1936. In/8 carré, broché, couverture imprimée, 5 compositions en couleur de Chahine reproduites en héliogravure, 155 p. Tirage limité sur vergé de Voiron. Monod 11069.
1976rif. GIT00c5aMoulins Editions des Cahiers du Bourbonnais 1976. In-8 broché couverture ilustrée 154pp. Nombreuses illustrations hors texte de l'auteur.
1972rif. BLG00428Ed. Mythra S.A., Chamonix, 1972, cartonné, couverture illustrée, 92 pages, 22x30, tirage de 10'000 exemplaires sur hercule gris de 125 gr.
rif. 0603057659.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1955rif. 47191New York: Harcourt Brace and World 1955. Hardcover. Very Good in a Good dust jacket. Thumb sized chip to mid spine some edge wear.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Harcourt Brace and World hardcover
1876rif. GITj965Paris Plon 1876. In-18 broché 3 feuillets non chiffrés 329pp. orné de 15 dessins hors texte de Vierge, d'après les croquis de l'Auteur et 1 carte en couleurs dépliante. Dos et 1er plat de la couverture brunis, petits manques de papier en tête et au bas du dos. Weber 755.
1898Ateliers de reproduction Fortier Marotte, Paris, 1898. In/4 (27 x 21 cm) broché, couverture illustrée en sépia et rempliée, 100 fac-similé de pointes sèches en 68 planches. Exemplaire numéroté sur vélin (n°204/500). Dédicace de Boutet Henri. Henri Boutet (1851- 1919) : dessinateur et graveur français, surnommé le « petit maître du corset » ou le « peintre de la midinette ».
1958rif. 11447Westerham Kent UK: Privately Printed Westerham Press 1958. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine. 12mo 31pp. plus back matter. A fine copy in the publisher's thin grey wooden veneer boards with plain white spine. Spine gently and evenly faded but with the gilt still bright. Else very fresh and handsome. To paraphrase from Lane's Foreword the illustrations herein were created for various Penguin trade publications over the previous ten years. Since the thin mass-produced paper cannot give the full flavor of these wood engravings Lane decided to have this little volume made on thicker handmade paper Hosho-Shi from Berrick Brothers in London which does more justice to the engravings. With contributions from Reynolds Stone Cecil Keeling Derrick Harris Imre Reiner Roy Morgan George Buday David Gentleman and Diana Bloomfield. A lovely little book. Laid-in is a Christmas card from H. F. Paroissien who seems to have been a Director at Penguin at the time of publication. Privately Printed [Westerham Press] hardcover
1893rif. GITk820Paris Plon sans date 1893. In-4 1er plat de couverture illustré, 1 feuillet non chiffré titre illustré puis paginé 5 à 52. Cartonnage postérieur de toile bleu ciel, 1er plat de la couverture d'origine illustré en couleurs appliqué, 2e plat et dos conservés à l'intérieur. Petit manque en bordure du 1er plat de la couverture, restauration sur le feuillet de titre illustré, intérieur frais. Ensemble en bon état. (5198)
rif. 1298Bruxelles, A. De Boeck, 1914 14 x 22, 64 pp., broché, bon état
rif. 199443Ernest Nister & E.P. Dutton c. 1985. 1st edition. 4to 11¼ x 8¼ ins. Rebound by Bayntun-Riviere in gilt lettered half calf on matching red cloth sides top edge gilt marbled endpapers near Fine. Pp. xvi 269 illus with 30 coloured plates previous owner's neat 1918 gift inscription on front prelim. Ernest Nister [&] E.P. Dutton, c. 1985 unknown
1933Edition Henri Didier, 1933. In-4(28 x 22 cm) reliure éditeur demi-toile rouge, plat illustré en couleurs, planches en noir, 23 feuillets non paginés.
1988rif. BLG00429Ed. Delagrave, Paris, cartonné, 1988, couverture illustrée, 42 pages, 25x33, dédicacé et signé
rif. 9397broché - 14x20 - 216 pp - 25 janvier1929 - se vend à Paris à l'enseigne du pot cassé rue de Beaune - collection ANTIQUA n°:8
rif. 1913Edité par l’Union syndicale des Maitres Imprimeurs de France, Paris, 1934
1988rif. 2205Couverture rigide 1ère Édition Another Horizon 1988 Genève 32,5x24,5 cm
1923Gautier de la Semaine de Suzette, Paris, 1923. In/4 (30 x 22 cm) cartonnage illustré illustrés, 63 pages. Texte de Caumeryet illustrations de J.P. Pinchon.
1923rif. BLG00067Ed. Gautier et Languereau, Paris, 1923, édition originale, B.D. cartonnée, dos toilé beige, 64 pages, 23x31.5
1925Gautier de la Semaine de Suzette, Paris, 1925. In/4 (30 x 22 cm) cartonnage illustré illustrés, 63 pages. Texte de Caumeryet illustrations de J.P. Pinchon.
1928Gautier Gautier-Languereau, Paris, 1928. In/4 (30 x 22 cm) cartonnage illustré illustrés, 63 pages. Texte de Caumeryet illustrations de J.P. Pinchon. Couverture usée.
rif. 34638Gautier Languereau, Paris, 1976. In/4, reliure éditeur dos toile, plats cartonnés illustrés, 61 pages
1918La semain de Suzette, Gautier et Languereau éditeurs, Paris, 1918. In-4 (32 x 23 cm) reliure demi-toile bleue, plat illustré, illustations couleurs, 61 p. Cartonnage taché avec manque de papier et auréole au dos, traces de doigt en bordure de feuillets.
