Bijou Funnies #4, Bijou Publishing Empire 1st Printing 1970

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Bijou Funnies #4, Bijou Publishing Empire 1st Printing 1970:
$19.95

We\'re cleaning our basement warehouse some more... Here is an absolute
historic underground comic book: Bijou Funnies #4, begun in Chicago by Jayzey Lynch,
published by Bijou Publishing Empire in 1970. This one is in very decent condition:
hubby knows how to properly store the comicshe collected in his hippy phase
(before model railroading fever ensnared him...). According to a wonderful website,
comixjoint.com/bijoufunnies4, this is a 1st/2nd printing of this historic comic book,
the 1st and 2nd being indistinguishable from one another.Hubby has LOTS of underground comics, in all their permutations! If there are
ANY in which you are interested, let us know, and we can work something
out. This one has no staple rusting or staple tears, some wrinkles on the
front cover, VERY slight edge scuffing on the spine, but no dogears.
In general, the comic looks very nice! There is no pencil, ink, or water damage,
or torn pages.I discount shipping for multiple purchases. However, I like to ship promptly, so if you win itemsearly in the week and wish to wait and offer on items closing later, please let me know. I can thenhold on to the early items, thus preserving the option of combined shipping savings.SELLER\'S NOTE: Hubby made this observation, based on his years selling model trains at train shows, and as an seller: Most Americans seem to be allergic to haggling! He says there is nothing written in the Bible that foroffers negotiating on prices, but only 10% of his train show customers would, without strenuous encouragement on his part, somewhat akin to a carnival barker! If you wish the prices being asked on any of our items were lower - wishing won\'t work! However, if you make an offer, you may be pleasantly surprised at the outcome! Or at the very least, you may have started a negotiating process in which you hold half the cards! Try it, you may like it! (That last line is classic hubby...)