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Title
Schoolgirls' Picture Library
Date | Number: 86 | Lang: English (en)
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Filesize 6.76mb consisting of 35 pages | Format: EBook
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   By jayalal
when we were in our sixties all pocket money we got were spent on spls, jsf and princess library comics. There was no life than this. tks
   By Sangeetha
A very BIG thank you to the people who have uploaded the Schoolfriend comic books. They were a significant part of my childhood and teenage years though I began reading them decades after they were first published. Thanks for bringing back the old world charm.As I read these 'new' titles, I am reliving the wonder years. I am a teacher and would recommend them to my twentieth century students!!!
   By ghmcleod
Thank you very much
   By crashryan
Can't quite make out the title of the magazine in the woman's hand. Anybody?
   By paw broon
I'm pretty sure it is Jack and Jill, a children's comic.
   By The Australian Panther
Paw, going by the Yellow Border and the Red on the cover I would have thought 'Jack and Jill' also, but that lettering order doesn't seem right for that. Unless it is the back cover, which often had strips on it. A thought, Was 'Jack and Jill' a sister magazine to 'Schoolgirl's picture library'? It would make sense to sneakily advertise a sister magazine on the cover. Cheers.
   By Andrew999
I've now read all twenty of the ones posted in SPL. All magnificent - and thanks to those caring, sharing people who uploaded them. I can't believe this is the end - I think I read in an earlier comment of an Indian member who had all but two of the SPLs - I wonder if she would mind uploading? These are a cultural treasure that should be shared by all.
  
Additional Information
 
Publication1960 | Price: 1' [0-1-0 GBP] | Pages: 1 | Frequency: Each Month
 
CoverDiane of St. Dane's
CreditsPencils:? (painted) | Inks:? (painted) | Colors:? (painted)
ContentGenre: Drama | Characters: Diane
 
Publisher advertisementMore Pages! Bigger Pages! More Colour! (1 page)
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesPromotional advertisement for School Friend.
 
Comic StoryDiane of St. Dane's (63 pages)
ContentGenre: Drama; Medical | Characters: Diane Fenton; Paddy; Peter; Beryl Scott
 
FeaturingA Letter from Patti
CreditsScript: Patti | Letters: typeset
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
 
Publisher advertisementNow On Sale
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesListing of this month's other issues.
 
Publisher advertisementOn Sale Next Month
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesPromotional advertisement for next month's issues.
 
Publisher advertisementWonderful Book-Length Stories to Read (1 page)
CreditsColors:? (blue used) | Letters: typeset
NotesPromotional advertisement for Schoolgirls' Own Library.
 
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