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**Lt_Apple** · 06-08-2006, 08:00 AM

Sorry folks, all those hoping to find Curly Wee books might as well start searching for King Solomon's mines. I got my copies about 18 to 20 years ago and even then it was not easy. I have been searching ever since. I used to deal in comics here in the UK so I got to know just about every source there was. However, there is always hope,I'm still trying. England is a strange place for finding the unsual.Just because it's a small country doesn't mean to say that once it's been searched something won't pop up the very next day.
Bye the way,the story about wreckers working on the Cornish coast mentioned by Claire was called 'The Ugly Kid'

06-08-2006, 08:00 AM	#29
Lt_Apple Join Date Dec 2008 Posts 4,489 Senior Member	Sorry folks, all those hoping to find Curly Wee books might as well start searching for King Solomon's mines. I got my copies about 18 to 20 years ago and even then it was not easy. I have been searching ever since. I used to deal in comics here in the UK so I got to know just about every source there was. However, there is always hope,I'm still trying. England is a strange place for finding the unsual.Just because it's a small country doesn't mean to say that once it's been searched something won't pop up the very next day. Bye the way,the story about wreckers working on the Cornish coast mentioned by Claire was called 'The Ugly Kid'
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