Taptoe 18 

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Catalogue information

LastDodo number
11611993
Area
Magazines and newspapers
Title
Taptoe 18
Magazine / newspaper
Taptoe
Issue number
18
Addition to number
Volume
1955/1956
Meta name
Day
15
Month
6
Year
1956
Number of pages
32
Colouring
Partly coloured
Compilation
No
Publisher
De Spaarnestad
Country of publication
Netherlands
Language / dialect
Dutch
Number produced
Type of section
Article / interview [non-fiction], Comic, Photo, Section, Text story [fiction]
Subject of section
Chocolademelk, Continued story, Craftsmanship, De geheimzinnige gids, De rode rots, De verdwenen gong, Dierenverhaaltje over de ark, Een sleepboot bouwen met handigheid en geduld, Een vreemd ontwaken, Gefantaseerde oertijd, Hans en Marian in Parijs, Het achterdeurtje, Instructional working drawing for children, Lijster, Motorcycle race, Petrus en Paulus, Riddles and puzzles and rebuses, Roman Catholic mission, TT Assen 1956, Taptoe puzzles, Taptoeblazer liet zijn stukje door anderen schrijven, Twaalf dieren
Writer
Beke, Carel, Boer-Schouten, A. de, Breysse, Frédéric Antonin, Eijckeler, S.M.M., Gerwen, G. van, P.D., Tholen, Max van
Illustrator
Breysse, Frédéric Antonin, D., Horsthuis, Ben
Photographer
Translator
Inker
Colourist
Genre
Youth magazines [Children's magazines]
ISSN
-
Barcode / EAN / UPC
-
Attachment
No
Dimensions
18.0 x 26.0 cm
Details

Sections15

Part / story name
voorplat
Type of section
Photo
Subject of section
Motorcycle race
Startpage
1
Number of pages
1
Attachment
No
Part / story name
Kom hier ! Kom hier ! Kom hier !
Type of section
Article / interview [non-fiction]
Subject of section
Taptoeblazer liet zijn stukje door anderen schrijven
Startpage
1
Number of pages
1
Attachment
No
Part / story name
De rode rots
Type of section
Text story [fiction]
Subject of section
De rode rots, Gefantaseerde oertijd
Startpage
3
Number of pages
9
Writer
Boer-Schouten, A. de
Attachment
No