Good Grief! It's Peanuts... 0

[143ksk]

[143ksk]

[143ksk]

[sfcityduck]

5 hours ago, Senormac said:

 

I just finished reading a hardbound book I've owned since 1971 called Peanuts Treasury.  It took me a week to finish, and while reading it, I was inspired to read up on Charles Schultz, and one of the things I found out was that there is a Schultz museum just north of San Fran.   I'm thinking a road trip is now  in order  

 It is in Santa Rosa.  I live in SF and still haven't been.  I really hope it does not burn down before I do.

[Pat Calhoun]

Museum is OK. With power off the ice rink next door put out a request for a generator that was then donated. Some blue in Rosa sky today so threat here seems lessened, but still plenty chaos in outlying areas.

[N e r V]

5 hours ago, MrBedrock said:

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I got a (Bed) rock. 

Thanks for posting those nice clean copies. 

 

[N e r V]

4 hours ago, 143ksk said:

 

Tough book!

[N e r V]

Original art for a handful of unpublished Li’l Folks comic strips, spring 1950. Earlier versions ran on Sept. 19, 1948, top left, June 13, 1948, top right, and Nov. 28, 1948, bottom.

Subscriber promotional ads for launch of Peanuts Sunday comics, which made their debut on Jan. 6, 1952.

Proof sheet for one of the first three Peanuts daily newspaper strips, Oct. 2–4, 1950.
 

[rjpb]

I remember when these comics used to sell for peanuts.

[Ricksneatstuff]

Great thread. Thanks @N e r V for starting it. 

Peanuts is my true love.  Nothing meant as much to me growing up as reading those Treasuries. 

I wish I still had all my Schulz OA. Have very little now. 

These first Peanuts figurines from Hungerford are some of my favorite Peanuts collectibles and the Lego bobbleheads. 

 

[Ricksneatstuff]

Those figures  sit on top of my bookshelf in the study in my bedroom. 

 

[Sqeggs]

5 hours ago, 143ksk said:

One of my favorite books.

[Sqeggs]

6 hours ago, MrBedrock said:

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These are beauties.  File copies?

[N e r V]

11 minutes ago, Ricksneatstuff said:

Great thread. Thanks @N e r V for starting it. 

Peanuts is my true love.  Nothing meant as much to me growing up as reading those Treasuries. 

I wish I still had all my Schulz OA. Have very little now. 

These first Peanuts figurines from Hungerford are some of my favorite Peanuts collectibles and the Lego bobbleheads. 

 

Same here. I can watch those original Peanuts specials and I'm right back in my childhood. Maybe the original Scooby Doo and a handful of others can do that.

[Sqeggs]

I love Peanuts and watched the specials each year as a kid.  But last Christmas my wife and I tried to watch the Christmas special, which for some reason we had never shown our kids when they were little, and were barely able to make it to the end.  

[Ricksneatstuff]

12 minutes ago, Sqeggs said:

I love Peanuts and watched the specials each year as a kid.  But last Christmas my wife and I tried to watch the Christmas special, which for some reason we had never shown our kids when they were little, and were barely able to make it to the end.  

 

[AJD]

 

OK, it's a silver age book, but close enough. I have all of the Dells Peanuts, and they never cease to make me smile. (I can post them here if you collectively want.)

[N e r V]

39 minutes ago, Sqeggs said:

I love Peanuts and watched the specials each year as a kid.  But last Christmas my wife and I tried to watch the Christmas special, which for some reason we had never shown our kids when they were little, and were barely able to make it to the end.  

[N e r V]

4 minutes ago, AJD said:

 

OK, it's a silver age book, but close enough. I have all of the Dells Peanuts, and they never cease to make me smile. (I can post them here if you collectively want.)

 

Yes. 

[AJD]

 

I don't need a lot of encouragement to post these. This is the second one. Here's a group shot, and I'll post the others later.