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Kanrom, 1962-01-01. Paperback. Like New. Softcover. Unused with NO MARKINGS or writings inside! Clean copy - minor shelf wear only. For any additional information or pictures, please inquire.

(n.p.): [Kanrom]. [1962]. Satirical coloring book about JFK, told from the perspective of Caroline Kennedy, with drawings by Mort Drucker, best known for his work with MAD magazine. Odd variant: a 10 1/2" x 13" photocopy (an unusual size for the era), which is stamped with the word "SECRET" on the cover (apparently prior to copying). Folded in half; side-stapled (one staple missing, one failing, one intact). Advance copy? Piracy? Photoocopied note on colophon says: "2-3 years can realize money back from thermo (-7 years from hydroelectric)." Near fine. Softcover. Near Fine.

NP: Kanrom, 1962. First printing. Paperback. Very Good. 13 x 10 inches, wraps, very good, snide cartoons and captions throughout, very funny. Lightest wear and soil, owner's name on inside front cover.

N.p. [New York: Kanrom Inc, 1962]. First Edition. Folio (33cm.); original black pictorial staplebound card wrappers; unpaged; chiefly illus. Wrapper extremities a bit rubbed, minor dust-soiling to rear wrapper, else Very Good and sound. Sardonic joke-coloring book, inspired by Richard Nixon, with text written in the first person as JFK's children. Begins with "My daddy is very important. He has a lot of people working for him. They would do anything for my daddy. Color their noses burnt umber." Illustrated by caricaturist Mort Drucker, best known for his contributions to Mad magazine.