Norsk Ukeblad magazine and newspaper catalogue

1,876 items

Norsk Ukeblad, in English: "Norwegian Weekly Magazine", is a Norwegian weekly family magazine published in Oslo, Norway. The magazine will still be rolling off the presses weekly in 2026. More

Norsk Ukeblad, in English: "Norwegian Weekly Magazine", is a Norwegian weekly family magazine published in Oslo, Norway. In 2026, the magazine is still rolling off the presses weekly.
Norsk Ukeblad was founded in 1933. The magazine is owned by the Egmont Group and is published weekly by Hjemmet Mortensen AB. The magazine has its headquarters in Oslo. The target audience is women aged 25 and older. In addition to articles, the magazine also features articles on nutrition, interior decoration, health, fashion, and beauty.

Norwegian Bommel and Tom Poes stories from 1946-21 to 1964-37

The Norwegian publisher of the Bommel comics had trouble with the naming at the time. Tom Poes could pass as 'Tom Pus', but Mr. Bommel has a strange translation in the Norwegian language. 'Bommel' translates in Norwegian as 'blunder' or 'failure', and that is not a name for a gentleman. Solution: 'Bommel' becomes 'Teddy', named after the stuffed animal: the teddy bear. So, “Tom og Teddy”.

(with the exception of the period 1961.6 to 1963.19)
During this period, seven stories by Birre Beer (= Bamse Björn) are printed in color, also produced by the Toonder Studios.

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1,876

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Oldest item

Norsk Ukeblad 1 (1933)