Catchpenny prints, collection of 28 28 var. catchpenny prints (incl. 2 paper boards games), Dutch, French and German. Incl. a.o.: (1) Many military related prints, incl. "Nouvel alphabet militaire/ Nieuw militaire alphabeth", "Drapeux des armées allieés Guerre 1914-1918", "Armée Americaine - Infanterie" and "Fanteria Araba". (2) Domino en kaatspel/ Jeu de domino et de cartes. (3) Signes des Sourds-Muets. Sm. print w. a few basic sign language gestures. (4) Caricatural "Alphabet des arts et métiers" print. Imagerie d'Epinal, no. 327. (5) Jeux d'enfants japonais. Idem, no. 3110. (6) Advertorial paper board game for Solo Margarine (Jeu de l'oie). (7) Paper board game, Het uilenbord/ Jeu de la chouette. Normal signs of age and wear (browning, sm. tears, etc.), but generally in good condition. (total 28)

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