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Some covers of English translations of the French-Flemish novelist Maxence van der Meersch. 1/5
@Pulpcurry How many children's lives would have been changed if Dr. Seuss had added "a-Go-Go" to this title?
Shoe salesman: You're size 9.
Man: Then get me a pair in size 8.
Shoe salesman: But they'll be too tight!
Man: Yes, but what with bills and taxes and all my family problems, the only thing I can look forward to at the end of the day is taking off my shoes.
"Mommy, Mommy!
What's a vampire?"
"Shut up, and eat your soup before it clots!"
A selection of Decca classical musical records from the 1950s, all with covers by the great designer Erik Nitsche.
"... in Russian Horses’ Guards. Officer and veteran
of American Army, woundet twice—at the Russian-Turquish War (1877) and at the Hispano-American War
(1897). Citizen of the United States by naturalization at 1897 at Chicago, Ill....
Ol' William Charles Spatari wrote some striking bits of trash in his day. As the covers warned, they were not for minors. Or the discriminating. https://t.co/2poZnaP2Pl
#8. Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll, read by Christopher Plummer.
No longer available on Audible, but accept no substitutes. You can just feel Plummer's delight in his wild and heedless plunge into the characters.
Four more spectral illustrations, including Alfred E. Neuman's skeleton. Not sure what's so creepy about Mr. Punch and Toby. https://t.co/xrDCApncZQ