36 - Set of 9 items:

Set of 9 items: - Carlo Collodi, *Pinocchio: i Grandi Libri*, Salani edition, Florence, early 1940s, illustrated by Fiorenzo Faorzi. Hardcover volume, red cover adorned with a polychrome composition featuring Pinocchio, numerous black-and-white and color illustrations. Some wear and signs of use. - Carlo Collodi. Pinocchio. Illustrated Hebrew edition, probably from the 1990s. Children’s picture book with an illustrated cover. Some wear. - Carlo Collodi. Pinokyo'nun Maceraları. Illustrated book in Turkish, with a cover depicting a seaside scene. Modern edition, likely from the early 21st century. - Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio, “Classici per ragazzi” collection, Fratelli Fabbri Editori, Milan, circa 1965. Illustrated booklet in Italian, part of a series published in 12 installments. Minor damage and signs of wear. - Carlo Collodi. Pinocchio. Illustrated book in Italian, with a reddish-orange cover featuring a color illustration. Edition likely from the 1940s–1950s. Shows signs of wear and tear. - Carlo Collodi, *Le avventure di Pinocchio*, illustrated by Attilio Mussino. Italian edition by Giunti-Bemporad Marzocco, Florence, circa 1971, from the I Classici del Fanciullo series. Color illustrations within the text, illustrated hardcover. Shows signs of wear and tear. - Carlo Collodi, *Pinocchio a fumetti*. Comic book adaptation, introduction by Luigi Volpicelli, artwork by L. De Pascalis. Published by Azzurra / Il Cucciolo, circa 1981. Color-illustrated hardcover, large format, black-and-white illustrations. - Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy, “Приключения Буратино” [The Adventures of Buratino], Russian-language edition, Moscow, ОНИКС 21 век, 2004, “Библиотечка детской классики” series, ISBN 5-329-01027-6. Color illustrations by G. Ogorodnikov and E. Ogorodnikova. Illustrated hardcover. - Carlo Collodi, *Le avventure di Pinocchio*, Mursia edition, Milan, circa 1979, illustrated by Vittorio Accornero. Illustrated hardcover, text in Italian, numerous black-and-white and color illustrations. Some wear and tear. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.