Aesop's Fables > Aesop's Artifacts > Other Printed Materials > Independent Printings and Publications
Independent Printings and Publications
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1980? “Aesop’s Fables Up to Date.” Two pages containing four printed fables and WWI applications. Unknown source.
Who knows who presented these fables and morals on a kind of archaic onion-paper! The applications are literal transcriptions of the message on a set of anti-German postcards of the same name produced by Raphael Tuck and Sons about 1915.
