*Girls’ Comics: From 1960 to 1967, Princess weekly delighted a generation of proper young ladies, with its pretention to being a ‘magazine’ – photo-covers and lots of educational, historical and how-to features. But the comic strips kept the readers coming back for more, including ‘Alona the Wild One’, ‘The Happy Days’ and (in glorious painted colour) ‘Amber Ridd, Daughter of Lorna Doone’. New in this week we have a selection from 1960 and 1963-67, including Christmas and April Fool issues and 14th August 1965, with the first part of the adaptation of John Wyndham’s ‘Chocky’. 
PICTURED: PRINCESS 14/8/65 VG £4 SOLD