Hi everyone!
I was looking my first edition of Peter and Wendy.. and in particular i was admiring the illustration made by badford titled: "to die will be an awfully big adventure ?"

So.. the question is: if you look closely at the picture you will  see that the title of the picture is:
 
"to die will be an awfully big adventure ?"

But.. in the text there isn't a question mark.. The text says:" It was saying, 'To die will be an awfully big adventure.'
In your opinion.. Is this an error by the illustrator bedford or not? Interesting...

http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/b/barrie/jm/peter/images/i166.jpg

Hi.. On the first blank page of my "Peter and Wendy" book, from 1911 the first owner, which i believe was a collector ( the book has an "Ex libris")  stuck on an early postcard of the Peter statue in Kensington gardens.
The postcard was manufactured by "Beagles" and the title is "Peter at home".
It has not a date, but i believe it is one of the first postcard with this statue because under the title they wrote: "The NEW statue erected in Kensington Gardens".

I search on the net, and this is the only one postcard in which was written "the new"..
If this should interest you, for the database I can attach it.
P.s. Sorry if the english is not perfect but i'm from Italy.

Luigi