[Advertorial Ephemera] Matchbox labels, collection of 2000 Early to mid 20th cent., all mounted or glued on paper in 3 albums. Incl. beautiful series of a.o. birds, flowers, airplane companies, windmills, zodiac signs, ships, chess pieces, Dutch province coats of arms, Olympics, carriages, dog breeds, castles, fishes, celebrities, motorcycles, butterflies, classic cars, Japanese themes, country crests and flags, constellations and a series of matchbox labels that together form the image of a lighthouse. Incl. labels from a.o. Vlinder, Végé, Vivo Centra Lucifers, Enkabé, Eurotrip Lucifers, Molen Lucifers, Co-op Lucifers and Attema Lucifers. An interesting and extensive collection. (total approx. 2000 in 3 binders)

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