TIJUANA BIBLE GROUP LOT #1 Memorabilia
VF: 8.0
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START TIME: Monday, 01/27/2025 12:00 PM
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Lot of 11 Tijuana Bible comics from the 1930's to 1950's (see list below); Average Grade: 8.0
rare! (Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)
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Lot of 11 Tijuana Bible comics from the 1930's to 1950's (see list below); Average Grade: 8.0
rare! (Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Lot of 11 Tijuana Bible comics from the 1930's to 1950's (see list below); Average Grade: 8.0
rare! (Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)-Moo Muffins and Popeye in "Stepping Out"
-Geo. Bungle
-Pretty Boy Floyd in "The Fugitive"
-The Tramp Pete in "Help"
-Judge Puffle in "Paid"
-Relentless Rudolph in "High Finance"
-Adam & Eve
-Samson
-Cleopatra
-Down The Line
-Mae West
This selection of rare Tijuana Bibles features the erotic adventures of movie stars, and beloved cartoon characters. These pieces of American comic sub-culture and are often considered the precursor to the underground comics created by the likes of Robert Crumb and Gilbert Shelton.
From the collection of John Silverstein
Lot of 11 Tijuana Bible comics from the 1930's to 1950's (see list below); Average Grade: 8.0
rare! (Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)-Moo Muffins and Popeye in "Stepping Out"
-Geo. Bungle
-Pretty Boy Floyd in "The Fugitive"
-The Tramp Pete in "Help"
-Judge Puffle in "Paid"
-Relentless Rudolph in "High Finance"
-Adam & Eve
-Samson
-Cleopatra
-Down The Line
-Mae West
This selection of rare Tijuana Bibles features the erotic adventures of movie stars, and beloved cartoon characters. These pieces of American comic sub-culture and are often considered the precursor to the underground comics created by the likes of Robert Crumb and Gilbert Shelton.
From the collection of John Silverstein