Null [Advertorial Ephemera] Various advertorial ephemera including: (1) Droste p…
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[Advertorial Ephemera] Various advertorial ephemera including: (1) Droste pastilles Mocca Chocolade Box label (unused) 33 x 15 cm. Under passepartout. -and 5 similar others by Droste and Ringers. (2) Pin the tail on the donkey. Droste, ca. 1925. Folded and w. pin holes. (3) Moderne huishoudviltjes (...). Alhier verkrijgbaar! Cardboard poster printed in blue, red and black, 30.5 x 24.5 cm. (4) Ten octagonal col. printed cardboard coasters for 'propaganda-doeleinden'. The Hague, Handelsbureau Carpa, ca. 1930. All but one mounted. (5) Album w. approx. 150 inserted picture cards (incl. chromolithogr. by Grootes, de Jong, B. van der Wij, Joure, etc.). (6) Koninklijke Fabrieken Lensvelt Nicola, Den Haag: Van Graan tot Brood. Picture card album, ills. Henri Pieck. ca. 1935. Fine copy. -and 12 various other items incl. advertorial postcards and approx. 40 poster stamps.

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[Advertorial Ephemera] Various advertorial ephemera including: (1) Droste pastilles Mocca Chocolade Box label (unused) 33 x 15 cm. Under passepartout. -and 5 similar others by Droste and Ringers. (2) Pin the tail on the donkey. Droste, ca. 1925. Folded and w. pin holes. (3) Moderne huishoudviltjes (...). Alhier verkrijgbaar! Cardboard poster printed in blue, red and black, 30.5 x 24.5 cm. (4) Ten octagonal col. printed cardboard coasters for 'propaganda-doeleinden'. The Hague, Handelsbureau Carpa, ca. 1930. All but one mounted. (5) Album w. approx. 150 inserted picture cards (incl. chromolithogr. by Grootes, de Jong, B. van der Wij, Joure, etc.). (6) Koninklijke Fabrieken Lensvelt Nicola, Den Haag: Van Graan tot Brood. Picture card album, ills. Henri Pieck. ca. 1935. Fine copy. -and 12 various other items incl. advertorial postcards and approx. 40 poster stamps.

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