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  1. The date of 1909 doesn’t seem right to me. I think this is from the 1930s also…

    1. Yes you are right, the book was published for the first time in 1909 with art from Lewis Bald and a later version in 1933 seems to be done by Carlo. I think when I published this I had overseen this info. Thanks for your comment I will adjust the date.