Tarzan Lord of the Jungle x 49 Edgar Rice Burroughs May 4 1931 B26 for Sale

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Tarzan Lord of the Jungle x 49 Edgar Rice Burroughs May 4 1931 B26 For Sale

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Tarzan Lord of the Jungle x 49 Edgar Rice Burroughs May 4 1931 B26:
$349.00

May 1 - June 30 1931

Original Baltimore Post

Tarzan Lord of the Jungle by Edgar Rice Burroughs, issues 1-49 (16 missing), comprising 4 drawings with text. Other strips include Our Boarding House, Out Our Way, Wash Tubbs andFreckles and his Friends A fantastic collection of black & white comic strips covering a full page (size approx 17 x 23 inches). In good condition.

48 pages

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