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Price: $39.99
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| | | | The pictures show larger front, side and back views of this ©1934 Dick Tracy Solves The Penfield Mystery Big Little Book. The book was written by Chester Gould. It was published by the Whitman Publishing Company of Racine, Wisconsin. It was ©1934 by Chester Gould. There are (320) pages with black & white illustrations and the story. In the back there is an advertising page for Tom Beatty, Ace of the Service by Richard X. Vale. There are also two pages listing the following Big Little Books in this series. They include: Mickey Mouse, The Detective
Little Orphan Annie and The Big Train Robbery
Buck Rogers, 25th Century A.D.
Dan Dunn Secret Operative 48
Flash Gordon On The Planet Mongo
Skippy and His Many Adventures
Buffalo Bill and The Pony Express
Erik Noble and The Forty-Niners
Prairie Bill and The Covered Wagon
“Treasure Island” With Jackie Cooper
Ella Cinders and The Mysterious House
Tailspin Tommy
Bobby Benson On H-Bar-O Ranch
Believe It Or Not, By Robert L. Ripley The book measures 3-5/8'' x 4-1/2'' x 1-1/2''. It appears to be in excellent condition with some normal light wear as pictured. We are not graders so please judge the condition by the clear pictures below. On the inside front cover there is a boy’s name and his Melrose, Massachusetts address. |
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