Vintage Lisette magazine 1934 #19 illustrated cover little girl comic
AFW - Antique France Worldwide
Description
This issue of the "Lisette" newspaper presented here is a vintage copy dated Sunday, May 13, 1934, identifiable on the front page by its polychrome illustrated cover in the typical 1930s style. The title "Lisette" appears in large blue handwritten characters on an oval background, framed by stylized rose motifs. This girls' newspaper was published weekly, as indicated below the title. Issue number 19 of the fourteenth year (670th delivery) comprises 16 pages, mentioned in the upper left.
The cover features a narrative illustration titled "Poucette et ses sœurs (suite)" (Poucette and her sisters (continued)), executed in a clear line style with flat colors, characteristic of children's comics from the interwar period. Several female characters dressed in orange outfits and an adult are depicted in a bright interior with period furniture and decoration details (wooden floor, checkered curtains, wall painting, window opening onto a flowery garden).
In the upper right, the original selling price is clearly visible ("25 centimes" in a yellow cartouche), which attests to the authenticity and economic context of the time. The address of the editorial office (4, rue Gazan, Paris XIVe) appears below the title, adding historical interest. The spine and corners show a homogeneous patina, with small wear and tear marks typical of an old paper newspaper. An upper right corner is blunted, without affecting readability.
The general presentation, with its slightly faded colors and newsprint texture, accurately reflects the aesthetic of illustrated children's press of the 1930s. The inscriptions are clear and the print remains well-contrasted despite some visible foxing on the margins. The back, binding, and interior are not visible in the photo.
The mention "Poucette et ses sœurs (suite)" at the bottom of the cover refers to an illustrated story continued in this issue, probably as a comic strip or illustrated narrative, a common publishing practice. This front page evokes both children's literature and old comic books, two distinct collection fields in the vintage paper market.
Condition
Used item, sold as is. Visible traces of wear on the edges and corners, patina and small stains typical of an old newspaper. The overall condition remains good for its age, with a perfectly legible cover.
Did you know? The magazine "Lisette" was founded in 1921 by Éditions de Montsouris and established itself as one of the major female youth periodicals in France until 1973. It accompanied several generations of young readers with its illustrated stories, comic strips, and educational sections, becoming a valuable witness to the evolution of tastes and graphic codes of 20th-century youth.
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