Old Lisette magazine 1934 illustrated, Girls' magazine, vintage youth comic book

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Description

This old issue of the newspaper "Lisette" is an illustrated copy dated Sunday, September 16, 1934. The cover features colorful graphics typical of the first half of the 20th century, with a family scene drawn in a living room, highlighting several little girls and a seated woman in the midst of narration. The main title of the story, "L’enfant du naufrage (Suite)" (The Child of the Shipwreck (Continued)), is indicated at the bottom of the first page, while the blue banner with the name "Lisette" dominates the upper part, surrounded by mentions such as "16 Pages" and "Prix: 25 Centimes" (Price: 25 Centimes).

The newspaper defines itself as a "Journal des fillettes" (Girls' Newspaper) and announces its weekly publication. In the upper left corner, it specifies that it is issue 37 of the fourteenth year (688th issue). The editorial office's address in Paris is also visible on the cover. The cover illustration stands out with clear lines, flat coloring, and a narrative style characteristic of children's literature of the era, with characters in period attire and a detailed interior setting.

The general condition of the paper, as observable, shows a yellowish tint typical of old newspapers, with signs of wear, particularly in the lower corners and small visible stains at the bottom. The edges of the newspaper show slight creasing and the beginning of fragility, without major tears on the visible side. The printing and lettering remain clear and legible.

The layout highlights the tradition of the French youth press, with an illustrated color cover format and a significant emphasis on visual narration. The presence of a large central illustration, the story title, and multiple editorial details testify to the care taken in publishing this periodical intended for young female readers.

The precise date (September 16, 1934) as well as the price at the time (25 centimes) are clearly printed, adding to the historical interest of this copy. The typography, color palette, and graphic style are characteristic of the 1930s.

This issue of "Lisette" is aimed at a young girls' audience and offers a serialized adventure, as indicated by the "Suite" banner under the story title. The whole offers concrete evidence of the illustrated youth press in France during the interwar period, through a well-preserved copy for its age.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. Yellowing of the paper, visible signs of wear on the edges and corners, small stains at the bottom of the cover. Colors and text well preserved on the visible side.

Did you know? The newspaper "Lisette" was published from 1921 to 1973 and was one of the most popular female youth periodicals of its time. It contributed to the dissemination of numerous comic strips and illustrated novels among young French readers, playing a key role in the history of children's press.

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