It was slightly disconcerting when, several years ago, I was in a bookstore in Hay-on-Wye and the likes of Thurber and Benchley were shelved under 'Vintage Humour'.

Throw in Thurber and I'm sold!

I didn't know Benchley did greeting cards!

3 and 4 are nice names.

How many languages have you managed to find so far for volume 26? I've got three TCP (not 26) in Polish. Husband lugged them all the way back from Poland!

Do you have either of these? Had you known of or seen the one from 1975?

I noticed that. A nice detail, though. In another strip, Schroeder has white hair and Frieda has blonde hair.

I approve of the doormat.

I like the King's little teapot.

That's....intriguing.

Congratulations! We've got you beat - it was 28 years for Mr Pitt (he of the search for foreign language Peanuts books) and myself two weeks ago.

I think it counts as something different, a different format, but not a foreign language. Thanks, I'll look into this. I can read a bit of Braille visually, from my days 40 years ago working for a non-profit org for deaf-blind people.

He's got Hebrew and Finnish to work on, too.

Does Braille count in my husband's continuing search for foreign language Peanuts books to get me for Christmas?