THIS TRANSFER OF MICKEY MOUSE WITH A LONG NOSE, PIE CRUST EYES AND A LONG TAIL WAS PUT INTO A BOOK IN THE EARLY 1930\'S ( HE CHANGED IN 1937)AND HAS REMAINED THERE EVER SINCE.
IT WAS BOUGHT IN ENGLAND AND THEREFORE THE TRANSFER COULD HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED IN EUROPE. I DO NOT KNOW IT\'S ORIGIN.
IT IS 2.1\" WIDE AND 1.7\" HIGH.
IT HAS A BLACK LINE BORDER WITH SOMEONE SAYING \"MIND YOUR BACK \"
MICKEY SAYS \"GEE- WHIZZ! I\'VE GOT SOME PUSH\"
THE COLORS AND STRONG AND VIBRANT. BECAUSE OF IT BEING A TRANSFER AND BEING PUT ON YOUR ARM OR HAND THERE CAN\'T BE TOO MANY THAT HAVE SURVIVED.
I HAVE LOOKED TO FIND OTHERS BUT HAVE NOT SEEN ANY.THE BOOK THE LIVELIEST TERM AT TEMPLETON BY RICHARD BIRD WAS PRESENTED TO LAWRENCE PICKERING BY ST STEPHEN\'S CHURCH AS A FIRST PRIZE IN ENGLAND.
PRINTED BY BLACKIE AND SONS
IT HAS NO DATE BUT THE FIRST EDITION WAS PUBLISHED IN 1928 SO THIS PROBABLY CAME AFTERWARDS IN THE EARLY 1930\'S.
PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
IF YOU offer FROM ENGLAND PLEASE ENQUIRE ABOUT POSTAGE
IF IT IS NOT A TRANSFER AND YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS PLEASE LET ME KNOW

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