Null [Advertorial Ephemera] [Maritime] Travel brochures, 25 items Most advertisi…

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[Advertorial Ephemera] [Maritime] Travel brochures, 25 items Most advertising for var. passenger ocean liners, many relating to Italy. Incl. a.o.: (1) Conte Grande brochure, 1932. Sm. piece removed from first page. (2) Monte San Salvatore, Lugano. Tourist pamphlet w. fold-out map des. by Ernst, 1938. (3) Vers la lumineuse Egypte par l'Adriatica. 1938. (4) D.S. Mail Motorschip Sibajak. Rotterdamsche Llyod. (5) KNSM zomerreizen 1937. Koninklijke Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij. Brochure des. by J. Walther. (6) L'Expansion Belge & Exportation Reunies. Periodical w. cover des. by V. Creten, 1932. Nice collection. (total 25)

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[Advertorial Ephemera] [Maritime] Travel brochures, 25 items Most advertising for var. passenger ocean liners, many relating to Italy. Incl. a.o.: (1) Conte Grande brochure, 1932. Sm. piece removed from first page. (2) Monte San Salvatore, Lugano. Tourist pamphlet w. fold-out map des. by Ernst, 1938. (3) Vers la lumineuse Egypte par l'Adriatica. 1938. (4) D.S. Mail Motorschip Sibajak. Rotterdamsche Llyod. (5) KNSM zomerreizen 1937. Koninklijke Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij. Brochure des. by J. Walther. (6) L'Expansion Belge & Exportation Reunies. Periodical w. cover des. by V. Creten, 1932. Nice collection. (total 25)

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