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‎The boy ‘s own annual Volume 17.1894 - 1895‎

‎ 1894 Boy's Own Paper. London. 1894- 1895. - BLUE BOUND VOLUME. 12 chromolithographic plates (complete as issued, 3 folding), profusely illustrated with black and white wood engravings, xii+824pp, 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches, cloth covered boards (hardbound). one color plate "A Moment of Peril" 1 inch mended tear to color plate "The Nearer the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat" color plate "Cherry Ripe"), overall good, clean condition. Features black and white illustrations by Louis Wain of cats "A Day in the Country" and dogs "The Kerry Dance", large folding chromolithograph "The Scottish Regiments of the British Army, 1895", two color plates of dogs "The Major Domo" after a H. G. Shaw painting and "The Nearer the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat" after a painting by Alfred W. Strutt, plus short stories, cartoons, and games.‎

‎good condition.The BOP was founded in 1879 and was the most popular childrens magazine ever issued in the UK. The Annuals still provide a great read for "boys" of any age. ‎

‎The boy ‘s own annual Volume 17.1894 - 1895‎

‎ Boy's Own Paper. London. 1894- 1895. - BLUE BOUND VOLUME. 12 chromolithographic plates (complete as issued, 3 folding), profusely illustrated with black and white wood engravings, xii+824pp, 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches, cloth covered boards (hardbound). one color plate "A Moment of Peril" 1 inch mended tear to color plate "The Nearer the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat" color plate "Cherry Ripe"), overall good, clean condition. Features black and white illustrations by Louis Wain of cats "A Day in the Country" and dogs "The Kerry Dance", large folding chromolithograph "The Scottish Regiments of the British Army, 1895", two color plates of dogs "The Major Domo" after a H. G. Shaw painting and "The Nearer the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat" after a painting by Alfred W. Strutt, plus short stories, cartoons, and games.‎

‎good condition.The BOP was founded in 1879 and was the most popular childrens magazine ever issued in the UK. The Annuals still provide a great read for "boys" of any age. ‎

‎Circus Boy n°2 - Circus boy où corky mérite son titre de mascotte - circus boy un concurrent original - aimez vous les devinettes ?‎

‎S.a.g.e.. 1961. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Agrafes rouillées, Papier jauni. 34 pages agrafées - nombreux dessins en couleurs dans le texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.064-BD périodiques‎

‎Sommaire : Circus boy où corky mérite son titre de mascotte - circus boy un concurrent original - aimez vous les devinettes ? Classification Dewey : 843.064-BD périodiques‎

‎THE BOY'S OWN ANNUAL. VOLUME 36 (1913-1914).‎

‎ Boy's Own Paper Office, London, (1912). In-4 p., bella legatura edit. in piena tela rossa (dorso restaur. per manc. al bordo super.; risg. rifatti) ), titolo dorato con figura di giocatori di baseball in bianco policromo sul piatto anter. e figure in nero sul piatto poster., titolo dorato con indiani su canoa circondati da foresta in nero al dorso, pp. X,760, molto ben illustrato in b.n. nel t., anche a p. pagina, da centinaia di immagini realizzate da well-known artists of the day e da foto; con 8 (su 11) pregevoli tavole a colori f.t. di cui 1 (più e più volte ripieg.) raffigura 92 divise de Football colours of our public schools. Di questa rivista mensile inglese illustrata, di pp. 64 cad. fascicolo, offriamo una annata completa di 12 mensilità, dal novembre 1913 all'ottobre 1914. Manca il primo foglio del mese di luglio 1914 (pp. 513/514). Pregevole raccolta del Boy's Own Paper (B.O.P.), riivista creata per giovani ragazzi, pubblicata dal 1879 fino al 1967. Contiene adventure stories and stories about public school life, notes on how to practice nature study, sports and games, puzzles and essay competitions. Health and fitness was prominent as indeed was sport especially football (as rugby was known then) and cricket.The paper was published weekly following the school year (Autumn through to Summer) until November 1913, when it became a monthly. From 1879 onwards each year's issues were bound together and sold as the Boy's Own Annual'. Many prominent authors and personalities contributed to the paper. W.G. Grace wrote for several issues, as did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne and R.M. Ballantyne. Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement, was a regular columnist and urged readers "to live clean, manly and Christian lives". Less well-known writers included E. E. Bradford, W. E. Cule, Sid G. Hedges, William Gordon Stables and Hugh Pembroke Vowles.Solo le tavv. un po' sciupate (1 restaur. con scotch per strappo), altrimenti esemplare ben conservato.‎

‎THE BOY'S OWN ANNUAL. VOLUME 35 (1912-1913).‎

‎ Boy's Own Paper Office, London, (1912). In-4 p., bella legatura edit. in piena tela verde (piccolo spacco a una cerniera), titolo dorato con figura di giocatori di rugby in policromia sul piatto anter., titolo e guerriero beduino policromo sul dorso, (risg. rifatti), pp. X,824, molto ben illustrato in b.n. nel t., anche a p. pagina, da centinaia di immagini realizzate da well-known artists of the day e, f.t., da 10 (su 12) pregevoli tavole a colori di cui: 1, più e più volte ripieg., che raffigura 126 distintivi delle forze territoriali britanniche (Cap badges of the territorial force), 1 le divise della polizia nel mondo (più volte ripieg.) e 1 in b.n. con la cattura di un felino. Di questa rivista settimanale inglese illustrata, di pp. 16 cad. fascicolo, offriamo una annata completa, dal n. 1 (5 ottobre 1912) al n. 52 (27 settembre 1913). Pregevole raccolta del Boy's Own Paper (B.O.P.), rivista creata per giovani ragazzi, pubblicata dal 1879 fino al 1967. Contiene adventure stories and stories about public school life, notes on how to practice nature study, sports and games, puzzles and essay competitions. Health and fitness was prominent as indeed was sport especially football (as rugby was known then) and cricket. The paper was published weekly following the school year (Autumn through to Summer) until November 1913, when it became a monthly. From 1879 onwards each year's issues were bound together and sold as the Boy's Own Annual'. Many prominent authors and personalities contributed to the paper. W.G. Grace wrote for several issues, as did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne and R.M. Ballantyne. Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout Movement, was a regular columnist and urged readers "to live clean, manly and Christian lives". Less well-known writers included E. E. Bradford, W. E. Cule, Sid G. Hedges, William Gordon Stables and Hugh Pembroke Vowles.Solo qualche tav. un po' sciupata, altrimenti esemplare ben conservato..‎