Gorgeous children's prints - Babar and Peter Rabbit - Bargain

By G 35
January 13 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted January 13

I have 3 beautiful framed prints which would be great in a nursery or as a special present for a baby/grandchild/toddler birthday.

1.Babar at the roundabout 56cm x 47cm (including frame) Original 1st Edition print 1950. £40. It cost £115 (price still on back).

2. Babar goes to school 30cm x 35cm (including frame) lovely small print £10.

3. Peter Rabbit Large print 59cm x 48cm (including frame) £20.

See photos. I would be happy to sell together or individually. These are wonderful treasured gifts but sadly our children have moved on and we have to downSize. Hence the very reasonable price.

Pick up Camberwell Grove SE5. Pls contact if you are interested.

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