Life with Badger - Wiggin, Maurice

Clean, tight, unmarked; large closed tear with associated creased to upper edge of front of dust jacket; some age tanning; dust jacket bright and unfaded; light rubbing to front of dust jacket; red cloth covers with silver titles; personal gift inscription on ffep; otherwise very minimal wear; Fat Cat. The most celebrated, eccentric and unforgettable of all the cats Maurice Wiggin had in his life was Badger, the redoubtable fat one, whose adventures and idiosyncrasies delighted readers of the Sunday Graphic for years. In the happy-go-lucky environment of North Downs Badger developed his natural talent for cranky behaviour to the full; he bought eccentric autocracy to a fine art. Maurice Wiggin, who was his doting slave, has been persuaded to write this biography as a last tribute. Will Nickless was also an intimate and has provided the illustrations.
Illustrator: Nickless, Will
Very Good
Good
Hardcover
John Baker
1967
London, UK