[Advertorial Ephemera] Shaped advertorial flyers, collection of 115 Early to mid 20th cent. (1) Trans-Canada Air Lines. Souvenir portfolio in the shape of a bag, ca. 1955, w. 5 folders inside. -and 6 other folders in the shape of suitcases. (2) "Arizona" pisztoly. Flyer in the shape of a pistol w. firing mechanism and disks, in paper bag, mechanism defunct. -and 1 other pistol-shaped folder w. disks. (3) Douwe Egberts. Two folders in the shape of books, ca. 1960. -and 4 other folders in the shape of books. -and approx. 100 other folders in the shape of var. products. 4 duplicates. (total approx. 115 in 1 binder)

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