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After Pat Keely, (d. 1970,) reproduction WWII poster, " The Navy Thanks You" depicting a warship launching, 76 x 51cm, together with four other propaganda prints. (5)

Postcards, a collection of approx 300 loose cards and album including RP of steam train, reck of SS Patroclus, Beatles promo card, Scotland, Ireland, Swiss, holiday destinations, modern advertising and propaganda reprints poor/good

A quantity of Third Reich ephemera, photographs, etc, including Luftwaffe Soldbuch for Signals Leutnant, with copies of archive research showing promotion from Gefreiter (1/12/1939) to Leutnant (1/4/1941); an Army Wehrpass with entries from 1940 to 1945; an Army Gesundheitsbuch; DAF Mitgliedsbuch, 1942-45; DRL Reichssportabzeichen booklet for bronze award; a series of award certificates to Unteroffizier, comprising Iron Cross 1st class, Iron Cross 2nd class and black Wound Badge; award certificates for War Service Cross, 1st class with swords to a Truppenfuhrer and 2nd class with swords to SS Rottenfuhrer; an unused certificate for Iron Cross 2nd class, and printed paper packet for same; several propaganda leaflets and feldpost envelopes; a quantity of photographic cigarette pictures, large and small, from “Deutschland Erwacht” series; sundry privately taken photographs and postcards, including military interest, Olympic stadium, etc; a paperback picture book “Jugend um Hitler”, etc. Average GC

A collectors' lot of mixed antiquarian and collectible books to include a 1936 German propaganda book 'Adolf Hitler Bilder Aus Dem Leben Des Fuhrers', with gilt tooled cloth boards containing publicity shots of Hitler, German armaments and German high command, 'Histoires Choisies, Ou Livere D'Exemples', full leather bound with interior marbled boards, c1747 first edition, Willis Fletcher Johnson 'History of the Johnstown Flood', published by J W Keeler & Co 1889, cloth bound containing plates showing the devastation of the Johnstown flood, Joseph G Horner 'The Sheet Metal Worker's Instructor', published by Crosby, Lockwood & Son 1896, containing various diagrams and geometrical problems, cloth bound, Anthony Hope 'The Prisoner of Zenda' c1894, first edition and gilt tooled cloth bound and 'The Life of Benvenuto Cellini; A Florentine Artist' English translation c1771, this being volume two, leather bound (6).

NAPOLEON TRANSFORMATION PRINT Canu (Dominique Étienne) Il s'en-va cette fois pour tout de bon. [He goes this time for good.] [Paris, c.1815.] Hand-coloured etching dissected into eight strips, showing Napoleon Bonaparte at a quayside with his back turned to the viewer, about to board a ship. This image disappears into slits when a tab (here lacking) at the verso is pulled, revealing a portrait of the restored King Louis XVIII; the caption, purposely ambiguous, becomes 'Vive le Roi'. The Fleurs-de-lys and crown of the Bourbon dynasty in a frame below. Napoleon escaped from his first exile and after final defeat at Waterloo in June 1815 was sent to the remote Atlantic island of Saint Helena (where he remained until he died). Canu was the publisher of some Bonapartist propaganda prints. He is responsible for a series of figures of the Bourbon restoration on moving parts in the collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France (see notice no. FRBNF40359956). A little soiled and stained, otherwise in very reasonable condition.

Over 30 reproduction WW2 propaganda posters

MASEFIELD JOHN: (1878-1967) British Poet & Writer, Poet Laureate 1930-67. Series of five A.Ls.S., J. Masefield and John Masefield, eight pages (total), 8vo and one on a correspondence card, various places (Oxford, France, Connecticut etc.), 21st March 1916 - 26th January 1918, all to Miss. V. K. Spicer in Illinois. Masefield writes on a variety of subjects including his correspondent's poems and his own tour of America, in part, 'I daresay I shall avoid being knocked on the head (I have so far) & if I don't, it is all part of the game of life...Let us hope to meet some time after the war, & then, if we hope hard enough, it will no doubt happen' (at sea, 21st March 1916), 'So many thanks....for the kind things you say about Gallipoli. I am glad you liked the book. I much admire the lines of the schooner. I can't do those things myself, but can rig models fairly well when somebody will build them for me. Alas, not much time for rigging models now, out here....I like your poems very much indeed, especially the one about Overseas' (with the British Expeditionary Force in France, 9th April 1917), 'I'm afraid you have long since decided that I never write letters. This is....to say that I hope I may be able to see you during my coming visit to America.' (22nd November 1917), 'I hope that it may be possible for me to see you while I am near Chicago, but I am much afraid that a glimpse will be as much as Mr. Pond & my schedule will permit' (26th January 1918). Three of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes hand addressed (and one signed) by Masefield. Together with a hardback edition of The Story of a Round House and Other Poems by Masefield, published by The Macmillan Company, New York, 1912, with a further A.L.S., John Masefield, one page, 8vo, Chicago, 6th February 1916, to Miss. Spicer, pasted to the detached front free endpaper. Masefield thanks his correspondent for her kind thought and letters 'and for the charming & generous sonnet of welcome'. The volume also features various ink annotations and newspaper clippings and magazine images related to Masefield, all laid down to various pages. Also including a small selection of unsigned printed ephemera etc., relating to Masefield's first American Tour including programmes, tickets and other promotional material, a duplicate contract for Masefield to appear at The Woman's Club in Chicago, Illinois, on 5th February 1916 for a fee of $150 etc. Some worm holes and other faults to the printed ephemera etc. (G), the letters generally VG, 16Although old enough to be exempt from military service during World War I, Masefield enlisted in the Reserves of the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) joining the staff of a British hospital for French soldiers and serving for six weeks as an orderly in 1915. On returning to England Masefield campaigned for better medical facilities in the field, subsequently publishing books on Gallipoli (controversially used for propaganda purposes in America), and two books on the Somme.

*Suffragettes. Panko [or Votes for Women, The Great Card Game Suffragists v. Anti-Suffragists, Pictures by E.T. Reed of "Punch", Peter Gurney, c.1909], forty-eight pictorial playing cards, comprising eight suits of six (complete), some surface rubbing, purple patterned versos, rounded corners, 9 x 6cm (3.5 x 2.25ins), together with printed rule sheet, folded twice, contained in remains of box (without pull-off lid), plus a complete set of playing cards by Hall & Bancks, circa 1820s, dust-soiled, blue versos, 9 x 6.5cm (3.5 x 2.5ins) Uncommon card game that pits supporters and opponents of women's suffrage against each other. The advertisement for the game claimed 'Not only is each picture in itself an interesting memento, but the game produces intense excitement without the slightest taint of bitterness'. This translation of the suffrage movement into card games, and also board games, helped bring the message of the cause into domestic circles where more overt forms of propaganda might not have been welcomed. (2)

Johnson (Cory William). Ionica, 1891, book plates to front endpapers, newspaper except to rear pastedown, some minor marks, original half vellum, boards slightly marked, spine lightly rubbed to head and foot, limited edition 13/100, 8vo, together with Evans (J. Gwenogvryn), Facsimile and Text of the Book of Taliesin, North Wales, 1910, numerous black and white facsimile plates, original gilt decorated half vellum to red cloth, limited edition of 800, 8vo, and Corvo (F.R. Rolfe Baron), The Cardinal Prefect of Propaganda, and Other Stories, Nicholas Vane, 1957, minor spotting to text block, original white cloth spine to cloth boards, spine slightly toned, limited edition 185/250, 8vp, plus other 19th and early 20th century poetry, fiction and literature, some limited editions, some signed by the authors, mostly original cloth, some leather bindings, condition is generally good/very good, 8vo/4to (3 shelves)

Arcudio, Pietro. Peri toi katharterioi piros kata Barlaam, Petroi Toi Arkoudoi. De Purgatorioigne adversus Barlaam Petri Arkudii. Roma, Tipografia della Congregazione di Propaganda Fide, 1637. In 4° (215 x 153 mm); [8], 411, [5] pagine con l’ultima carta bianca presente. Emblema della Propaganda Fide al frontespizio, testo in greco e latino (bruniture, piccolo restauro al margine bianco di C1.) Legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con titolo manoscritto al dorso, tagli marmorizzati. Timbro nobiliare. Prima rara edizione postuma stampata a cura di P. Ligaridi. DBI 4, 1962. 200

[Numismatica]. Reposati, Rinaldo. Della zecca di Gubbio e delle geste dè conti, e duchi di Urbino. Bologna, Lelio Dalla Volpe, 1772-73. In 4° (238 x 185 mm); VIII, 448; [4], 499, [3] pagine. Vignetta calcografica sui frontespizi, 3 tavole incise e ripiegate delle quali una grande pianta di Gubbio, figure di monete incise nel testo, illustrazioni anche a piena pagina nel testo (piccolo foro di tarlo al margine bianco di alcune carte nel secondo volume, piccoli difetti.) Legatura coeva in pergamena con titolo dorato su tassello al dorso liscio, tagli marmorizzati. Rara edizione a cura di Reposati (1714–1794), storico e religioso italiano, che dedicò l’opera a Stefano Borgia Segretario di Propaganda Fide. (2 volumi) 500

1941 -The Avengers (The Day will Dawn) - Action Propaganda film about the invasion of Norway. Spectacular art work. Condition: Folded Fine

In Gaelic Script ThroughoutMolloy (Fr. Francis) Lucerna Fidelium, seu Fasciculus Deserptus ab Authoribus magis versatis qui tractarunt de Doctrina Christina: Sm. 8vo Rome (Typis Sacrae Congreg. de Propaganda Fide) 1676. First Edn., [4] 391, VIIIpp., 19th Century hf. calf, gilt tooled bands, mor. label. Extremely good copy. V. Rare. (1)

A Jesu (Fr. P.F. Thoma) Cormelite, Stimulus Missionum: Siue de propaganda a Religiosis per Universum Orbem Fide. Sm. 8vo Rome (Apud Jacobum Mascardum) 1610. wd. cut device on title, initials, [8], 234, [4],pp. plus errata leaf, in cont. calf, tooled gilt spine, mor. label. V. good copy. (1)

FLENSBURG GOVERNMENT:An extremely rare and historically important Top Secret document prepared by Commodore Tully Shelley, Intelligence Officer with the U.S. Navy, 36 pages (originally 37, unfortunately lacking the first page), folio, n.p. (SHAEF Headquarters, Germany), 19th June 1945. The carbon typed document represents the original English translation of the daily notes prepared by Walter Ludde-Neurath in his capacity as personal adjutant to Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz, and date from 2nd – 17th May 1945 at the time when Doenitz was serving as head of the Flensburg Government. The momentous document was completed under the instruction of Major General Sir Kenneth Strong commences with a summary of its contents, the salient points listed in numbered paragraphs from 4-11 (1-3 evidently originally on the missing first page), in part, ‘Historically enclosure (A) is a document of great value, and for the immediate future there can be gained from the document a very good insight in to the aim of the Doenitz government.… the Doenitz Government accepted this report of Hitler’s death as a fact and acted thereon accordingly. It is very interesting to note that Doenitz acted upon Bormann’s despatch and completely disregarded Goebbels’ later despatch insofar as the formation of the new government was concerned.…...Doenitz expressed himself very forcefully as favouring co-operation with the Western Powers… Doctor Rössner on the 17 May 1945 reported the recent growing development among the troops and officers toward Eastern orientation… Thoughts were developing among German officers that the German Fleet should be sailed to Kronstadt instead of to English harbours. In addition, further centers of attraction favouring the Russian side were set forth, such as: (a) The hoped for rapid re-establishment of national unity, quoting Stalin, “Germany must not be dismembered”….(c) A better provisional outlook in the East for each professional soldier….In conversation with Dr. Rössner, Doenitz branded such a position as monstrously short-sighted…but no one considers the price which in the long run we would have to pay: the giving up of Volkische existence…(following a meeting between Doenitz, Speer, Wegener, Keitel, Jodl and Wagner on 11th May 1945 to discuss the problem of East vs. West)…the Russians occupy that portion of Germany east of the Elbe, which was from the standpoint of supplying food an area of overabundance…. He (the Russian) will find it easy to create bearable living conditions… in conjunction with dexterous management and propaganda threatens the Bolshevization of the largest part of the population in this area. The West has been an area of agricultural scarcity… refuges… sizeable overpopulation… The inevitable results are hunger, epidemic and the promotion of radicalism among the masses…. And knowledge of the happier fate of the East German area will do the rest for the Bolshevization of this part of Germany too. The problems of this world and in particular of Europe have not been settled by this war…future disruption and the hope for a bettering of our fate lead people to seek the path of least sacrifice… the East appears enticing. The complete lack of understanding of the Anglo-Americans of these problems and their short sighted, colonial-minded management of the German people leads further in the direction of throwing us into the arms of the Russians. If the foregoing problems are not soon carried through to an energetic solution, the developments will necessarily bear Bolshevistic fruit.’ and continues with the complete English translations of Ludde-Neurath’s daily notes commencing on 2nd May 1945 and which state, in part, ‘Minutes of discussions and decisions…Radio despatch 1807/30/ag 14. Received: 30 April 1835 Contents:  F R R Grand Admiral Doenitz: The Fuhrer has designated you as his successor instead of ex-Reichsmarschall Goering. Written confirmation follows. From now on, you will order such measures as will be found necessary in the current situation…(in reply)…My Fuhrer, my loyalty to you will be unconditional. I shall make every effort in order to relieve you in Berlin. Nevertheless if fate forces me to lead the German Reich as your chosen successor, I shall conduct this war to the end in a manner befitting this unique heroic struggle… of the German Volk. Radio despatch 1446/1/ag 32 Transmitted: 1 May 1518 Contents: F R R Grand Admiral (Top Secret. Officer messenger only!). The Führer died yesterday at 1530. The testament of 29 April confers on you the office of Reichespresident… Reichsleiter Bormann is trying to get to you today in order to brief you on the situation. Goebbels…..Daily notes 2 May 1945 1030 hrs......Translation of enclosure (C) 19 May 1945 …Subj.: Geneva prisoner of war and wounded convention of 1929 and Hague rules for land warfare of 1907…..…The unconditionalness of the military surrender means, as has been previously laid down, juristically speaking, only that the insistence of the enemy on full disarmament, etc., must be undertaken without contradiction or reservation. As for the rest, the enemy has relative to the Geneva and Hague Conventions no further reaching rights than those… In regards to article 5 of the Convention on prisoners of war, according to which prisoners have the duty upon questioning to reveal only their true names, ranks and numbers… the obligation of secrecy does not stand any longer on account of the unconditional surrender… prisoners can incur punishment… if they give no answer or an incorrect answer if they are questioned regarding their membership of the NSDAP….Since the war from the German side was conducted according to repeated declarations of the former German authorities as a battle of “Weltanschauugen”, the Allies must be presumed to have the authority… to examine all Germans whether they are or not to be employed as public functionaries in the administration of the occupied area…’ Each page bears the red stamped words TOP SECRET at the head and with two file holes to the head of each page, some small tears, creasing, light age wear and small areas of paper loss to the head of most pages, generally GA VITALLY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT DETAILING THE VERY FINAL STAGES OF THE THIRD REICHWalter Ludde-Neurath (b.1914) German Kriegsmarine officer of World War II, Personal Adjutant to Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz from 1944-45. The present lot is accompanied by a copy of a T.L.S. by Ludde-Neurath, one page, 4to, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 13th November 1980, in German. Writing in response to having been sent a copy of the present document, Ludde-Neurath replied ‘I naturally find it extremely interesting that a carbon copy of my daily notes has suddenly appeared. As far as my recollection goes I had only two originals produced and only the one carbon copy. It is evidently this latter one which has now been offered to you’. Ludde-Neurath used his daily notes as the basis for his book Unconditional Surrender – A Memoir of the Last Days of the Third Reich and the Donitz Administration (2010) being the English translation of Regierung Donitz: die letzen Tage des Dritten Reiches originally published in 1950.Provenance: The present document was previously the property of Major General Sir Kenneth Strong, General Eisenhower’s Chief of Intelligence, and produced for his own personal evaluation of the workings of the Flensburg Government. Owing to restrictions imposed by the-saleroom the complete catalogue description can not be shown here. Please contact the auctioneers for further details.

THIRD REICH Booklet published in 1943 by Dr Goebbels ( head of Nazi propaganda) entitled Dreissig Kriegsartikel fur das Deutsche Volk. 16 pages plus covers and contains 30 rules for the German People regarding Behaviour and Thinking. Good

A good collection of 50 20th century Russian / Eastern Block Soviet pin badges to include themes such as propaganda, places, shipping, children, soviet space program, industry etc. Most depict the Soviet hammer and sickle.

Great Britain. Propaganda forgery. 1944 German imitation of the 1_d Coronation depicting King George VI and Stalin, unused, margins on three sides

Barbados. Propaganda Forgeries. 1944 set of six GB imitiations unused, overprinted LIQUIDATION OF EMPIRE/BARBADOS. The odd short perf

Great Britain. Propaganda forgeries. 1944 German imitiations of the _d - 3d definitives (six), unused

Great Britain. Propaganda forgeries. 1944 German imitations of the _d - 3d definitives (six), used, all marginal, the 2_d 'postmark' having bled a little

W.W.2 Memorabilia; a quantity of ephemera and memorabilia collected by 1531654 Gunner F. C. Austin, R.A., / Royal Signals, including Service and Pay Book, Release Book, 8th Army Personal Message from the Army Commander (Montgomery) dated March 1943, propaganda leaflets, photographs, passes, W.S.No.2 Working Instructions Part 1, German belt buckle inscribed "Gott Mit Uns", three German military badges, two Italian military badges, German/Italian ring, etc (a lot)

A German WWII wood lined ammo box containing German water bottles, mess tin, propaganda books with German ammo tin and German petrol can

A collection of propaganda leaflets and a military compass

Second World War Nazi propaganda poster depicting swastika pennants, captioned 'Nur Hitler', 71cm x 50cm

A collection of nine Second World War period blue monochrome For Freedom posters featuring photographic images, including 'They Fight in the Western Desert ...', approx 37cm x 49cm, and 'A Daylight Raid on the Enemy Coast ...', approx 37cm x 49cm (creases, tears and staining), a collection of eight Second World War period brown monochrome British propaganda posters featuring photographic images, including 'Britain perfects her Mobile Defence Organisation - Tanks on Manoeuvres', approx 38cm x 50cm, and 'The Fighting Scotsman, 1941 ... the Modern Gordon Highlander is trained in the Combined Use of Motor-cycle and Tommy Gun', approx 38cm x 50.5cm, two News In Pictures posters with trilingual captions and a small poster with Maltese caption (creases, tears and staining).

Original World War II propaganda poster, ' Ports Are Often Bombed When Convoys Are In Because Somebody Talked ', printed by Gilbert Whitehead & Co. Ltd.

80s 7" - A good collection of over 110 7" picture sleeve releases. Artists include Japan Dexy's, Bangles, Dalis Car, The Alarm, The Mission, Martha And The Muffins, The Church, Propaganda, The Bathers, Culture Club, Housemartins, Nik Kershaw, The Police & Sting, Lene Lovich and Voice Of The Beehive. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

POP 12" - Similar collection of this time over 150 x 12" singles. Artists include Marillion, OMD, Propaganda, Kissing The Pink, Boomtown Rats, A-ha, Thompson Twins, Bronski Beat, It's Immaterial, Spandau Ballet, Duran Duran, Then Jerico, Culture Club and The Housemartins. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

INDIE/ALT/GOTH/ELECTRONIC/PUNK - An eclectic collection of 32 x LPs/12". Artists/titles include Alice In The Living Room comp, Workforce To The World - Live On Site, Rev Counta & The Speedoz, Paul Quinn, Elton Motello - Pop Art, Bauhaus - Kick In The Eye, Edwyn Collins, Propaganda, Who Put The Bomp, The Sinister Cleaners, Snapper, Walking Seeds and The Radio Tokyo Tapes. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

INDIE/NEW WAVE - A fantastic collection of 60 x LPs with 12". Artists/titles include The Smiths/Morrissey (x3) - Hatful Of Hollow (ROUGH 76 original), Viva Hate (CSD 3787 w/printed inner) and Pregnant For The Last Time (12POP 1627), The Cure inc. The Top (FIXS9 w/printed inner), The Jam - Snap!, The Stone Roses - Fools Gold (1999 remixes), Happy Mondays - Live, Pop Will Eat Itself, Propaganda, Talking Heads, Blondie, PIL - Second Edition, The Fall - Extricate (842 204-1) and Punishment Of Luxury. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

Beano 156 (1941). Propaganda war comic. Hitler and Goering surprise breakfast in Big Eggo cover story. Bright covers, cream pages [vfn-]

Beano 129 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Nazis capture Wild Boy of the Woods. Bright cover, cream/light tan pages [vg]

Beano 150 (1941). Propaganda war issue with front cover instruction: 'Take this comic to your shelter!' Wild Boy of the Woods tortured in Nazi Jungle School [vg+]

Beano (1940) 107, 111, 114, 119, 126. Propaganda war issues. Issues 107, 114, 126 each with 1 interior page missing [fr], 111 [gd], 119 torn cover, some loss [fr] (5). No Reserve

Beano 139, 145, 148 (1941). Propaganda war issues. 139, 145: Front covers with major pieces missing [gd/fr], 148: Grubby cover with top corner piece missing an 6 ins tear [fr] (3). No Reserve

Beano 152 (1941). Propaganda war comic. First Magic Lollipops by Allan Morley. Hitler and Goering steal Beano comics from Scotland to cheer up the German troops. Bright covers, cream pages [fn]

Beano 134, 135, 136 (1941). Propaganda war issues. 'Look inside and see Lord Snooty Jape the Nazis'. 134: front cover torn in half, worn torn front/back cover [fr], 135 [gd], 136 coverless [pr] (3)

Beano 103 (1940). Propaganda war issue. Pansy Potter takes on German paratroopers - and wins! Bright cover with some spine tears and edge overhang wear, light tan pages [vg-]

Beano (1940) 120, 121. Propaganda war issues. 'Hitlers' front cover. Lord Snooty captures Der Fuehrer. Tears and worn edge overhangs [gd] (2). No Reserve

Beano 140 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Wild Boy and the Hermit sabotage the Italian plans [vg]

Beano 147 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Big Eggo Nazi spy cover story. 3 ins back cover/front cover tear, some foxing to margins [vg-]

Beano 141 (1941) April Fool. Propaganda war issue [vg]

Beano 153 (1941). Propaganda war comic. Musso smokes an exploding cigar. Bright covers, cream pages [fn+]

Beano 146 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Musso becomes his own barrage balloon, Wild Boy captures Jungle Hitler [vg]

Beano 142 (1941) Easter. Propaganda war comic. Big Eggo Heil Hitler Nazi spies cover story. Hitler sends Pansy Potter an Easter egg! [vg-]

Beano 158 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Lord Snooty's flying bike brings down Nazi planes. Bright covers, cream pages [fn+]

Beano 144 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Cinderella's ugly sisters bombed in Luftwaffe air raid [vg]

Beano 154 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Hitler gets the Luftwaffe to tow the North Pole to England to freeze der Englanders and der pig dog Lord Snooty, but his lordship has a plan. Bright covers, cream pages [fn]

Beano 157 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Pansy Potter traps Jerry bombers with Beano fly-papers. Bright covers, cream pages [fn-]

Beano 151 (1941). Propaganda war comic. Wild Boy targets the Nazi aeroplanes secret ice hanger. Bright covers, cream pages [fn]

Beano 159 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Pansy Potter guest appearance in Musso The Wop (he's a big-a-da flop). Bright cover, cream pages, back cover 4 ins top corner piece torn away [vg]

Beano (1940) 124, 125 Xmas. Propaganda war issues [gd] (2). No Reserve

Beano 149 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Wild Boy captures Nazi Youth movement. Tin-Can Tommy bomb disposal. Some foxing to margins [vg]

Hotspur War Years plus. 1939: 291, 292, 303, 312, 331. 1940: 17 issues between 332-379. 1942: 428-440, 1947: 24 issues between 561-580 (incl 7 x doubles). Some propaganda war issues. A few [fn], balance [vg-/vg+] (59). No Reserve

Beano 138 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Wild Boy torpedoes Italian secret weapon. Bright cover with lower margin corner piece torn away [vg-]

Radio Fun War Years (1940-45). 1940: 8 issues between 68-116. 1941: 12 issues between 123-144. 1942: 187, 189, 200, 202. 1945: 12 issues between 327-375 and 1943: 221-246 half year Jan-Jun in bound volume. Mainly propaganda war comics with Over Enemy Lines, Tommy Handley, Flanagan And Allen. Big-Hearted Arthur says: 'Paper saving should be the rule to make Old Hitler an April Fool!' 1943 bound volume [fn/vfn], balance [vg/fn] (62)

Beano 128 (4 Jan 1941). Propaganda war issue. Starring Musso The Wop (he's a big-a-da-flop!). Bright cover with margin tears to most pages [vg-]

Beano 132 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Wild Boy captures Nazis in Egypt. Bright covers with some light foxing, 3 rear pages with narrow margin pieces torn away [vg-]

Beano 155 (1941). Propaganda war issue. Wild Boy brings down a Nazi bomber onto a U-Boat. Bright covers, cream pages [fn]