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The Penny Comic Magazine Illustrated with Numerous Comic Engravings by R. Cruickshank, &c. The Comic Letter Press, by the Most Popular Comic Writers of the Day, No.18. London: W. Marshall [1837] Sold by Pattis, Bridges Street, Strand; Strange, Paternoster Row. The Penny Comic Magazine was “published every Saturday” and “every six numbers [were] to form a part, to be published on the first of every month.” 17.5 cm, in the original publisher’s wrapper, illustrated with a title-page woodcut of an open coach en route to Gravesend in haste. Pages 205-216, with tail-piece woodcuts illustrating Winter, Summer and Spring. Chapter 1 of “The Adventures of Mr. Samuel Wilkins and Miss Molly Baggs” starts on Page 208. Front is cover soiled.
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