Comic books/Aram Neerlandia15 messages

I see booklets in 2 series: Neerlandia and (1) in Okido?

What does "imprint Emil Bru" refer to? see explanation at

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See fig. 2 at 918137

If that year is correct it should be the 3rd edition, because 3253253 is (according to the explanation in Details) the second. Moreover, that is a duplication (with better scans) of 585503 .

Neerlandia was the publisher of "The amusing weekly magazine Okido".

Apparently Emil Bru is a Flemish publisher / distributor?

Some particles refer to Matla ninth dimension (page 30):

quote "According to Matla, the first edition is without mention 'Emil Bru'. On the back of the second edition it is stated 'Aram series to be continued with De Gouden Horde'. unquote

It really doesn't say it: volumes 3 and 4 (Downfall of Ur and De Leeuw van Basra have 1 reprint; The Sword of Palermo has 2 variants: with and without Emil Bru overprint and the one without overprint has 1 reprint. Golden Horde has 2 variants Neerlandia and Gelderlander. Matla does not express himself in the catalog about that text block on the back or what would be the 1st or reprint.

When I bought the Sword of Palermo, without "Aram series continues with Golden Horde", that was (according to the collectors and dealers I knew) the 2nd edition (was a stock of found, hence often new states for sale) and very sought after was the 1st edition with that "put on" block.

Who knows?

Only now I see that there is not only a name on the back of the booklet.

First of all is:

Exclusivity
Emil Bru - Bruxelles
Publication périodique no. 4
paraissant 4 fois l'an

On the back is what looks like a stamp with the text:

Emile Bru (sic!)
Bruxelles
Fr. 12.-
(illegible) DECH

I don't see that name anywhere else in the catalog, even though this should be the fourth publication.

Emile Bru can only be found as the name of a former fashion house in Brussels

Als ik nog iets mag opmerken:

De eerste uitgaven van Aram van de eilanden staan in de catalogus met als uitgever Drukkerij Nevada.

Voorop deel 1 (en op de titelpagina van latere delen) staat echter:

Uitgave:
<< Het Nieuws van den Dag >> - << 't Vrije Volksblad >> 
Zandstraat, 18, Brussel

Nu zat Nevada wel op hetzelfde adres (en drukten ze dus vermoedelijk de kranten), maar volgens mij is het logischer om als Uitgever de naam van de dagbladen te vermelden. Of vergis ik me?

If I may add one more thing:

The first editions of Aram van de Eilanden are in the catalog published by Drukkerij Nevada .

However, at the front of volume 1 (and on the title page of later volumes):

Edition:
<< The News of the Day >> - << 't Vrije Volksblad >>
Zandstraat, 18, Brussels

Now Nevada was at the same address (and so they probably printed the newspapers), but I think it makes more sense as Publisher to mention the name of the dailies. Or am I wrong?

Book Warehouse @ Such a great treasure hunt !!

In the Ninth Dimension, the publisher is the printing company and (in brackets) the two newspapers. At the time, some printers were also publishers for some books, which is difficult to put down which is 100% good.

Emil Bru is not named by Hans Matla as publisher (logical if there was no further information available and Hans really got to the bottom of it ....), but in this case with the addition Exclusivité
Emil Bru - Bruxelles
Publication périodique no. 4
paraissant 4 fois l'an

This company (fashion house could well be) was the publisher after all, unless it is intended to be printed exclusively for Emil Bru as advertising. But in any case, your search yields that there are at least 3 other (advertising) publications (books or comic books ??)

Wouldn't it be good to add some of this information to the Emil Bru particle, who knows, then maybe the other editions will surface through an alert collector. Want to do it, but am bad at short concise texts ..............

In advertising publications, the brand for which it was issued may always be entered as an (additional) publisher. (art. 7.7 manual)

The question then is whether Neerlandia (or Okido) is mentioned in that publication. I don't have the booklet.

So few comic book lovers / connoisseurs are now watching that no one can answer this question: again

When I bought the Sword of Palermo, without "Aram series continues with Golden Horde", that was (according to the collectors and dealers I knew) the 2nd edition (was a stock of found, hence often new states for sale) and very sought after was the 1st edition with that "put on" block.

Who knows?

I'm not asking it to make me rich, I myself have that "so-called" 1st edition and not the "2nd edition" which was really known as the 1st edition at the time, with print on the back.

Ha quest, make it a bit more exciting, have found an image (back) of what I assume The Golden Horde with the text section Previously published & gt; The Sword of ...
But this one also has the imprint (Bottom) Emil Bru .... (same to answer Bookstore) WITH yet another stamp as that DEHC form.
This one is square (also Emile) is it useful to you? It is not in LD, and unfortunately that image cannot be included here ... (can external link ?) Ps use new page / sheet ..

Ps not found via G but elsewhere.

Dear Leike,

Can I look it up under a name on the internet, be careful with links.

Is the particle what you intend to see with the front as well?

Hij staat op Marktplaats: https://link.marktplaats.nl/m1568482691

Palinda heeft een identiek deel te koop: https://www.palinda.nl/antiquarische_strips/antaram06

Hierbij staat dezelfde tekst als bij deel 1 (inclusief "Publication périodique no. 4"), maar dan onderaan de achterkant.

En bij deze Catawiki-veiling staat een exemplaar van 918137 met een ander stempel.

Het wordt steeds minder helder.

It's on Marktplaats: https://link.marktplaats.nl/m1568482691

Palinda has an identical part for sale: https://www.palinda.nl/antiquarische_strips/antaram06

Here is the same text as part 1 (including "Publication périodique no. 4"), but then at the bottom of the back.

And this Catawiki auction includes a copy of 918137 with a different stamp.

It's getting less and less clear.

Indeed @Boekenmagazijn. that's the source (couldn't find it anymore).

After yes, think that were indeed exclusive releases for Emile.
(looks like printed, not quite straight).

Conclusion: emile, gelderland, nevada, amusing (okido), & lt; & gt; nederlandia?
Do we have them all?

ps. you are right @ Harry56, I prefer not to post, but am careful enough not to give you 'wrong'.

I would like to hang around here a little longer ..

Leike, very welcome. With a little persistence and all the hard work, we will get that small series of Aram well in the catalog.

You're welcome, and with some more research ... the deviating stamp:
Assume that Emil Bru Brussels is of Walloon origin, then DECH (French) could perhaps mean discharge, in other words: approved / paid / agreed (amount). No idea further (70 years ago)