493 - Advertising - 6 color lithographed cardboard advertising hangers, 5 of which feature pop-up or embossed elements. Germany, circa 1900–1930. Approx. 25 cm by 11–24 cm.

Advertising - 6 color lithographed cardboard advertising hangers, 5 of which feature pop-up or embossed elements. Germany, circa 1900–1930. Approx. 25 cm by 11–24 cm. Includes: 1. Julius Schultze Stationery Factory, Cottbus. Diamond-shaped display hanger made of embossed die-cut cardboard with a floral design in green, gold, and brown; in the center, a mill vignette in sepia; below it, a three-dimensional paper basket inserted with a similar design. - 2. F. Lüdecke. Specialty Zoological Store, Berlin. Hanging card featuring a pair of songbirds perched in front of a woman with a birdhouse. - 3. Hella Clothing, Berlin. Hanging card featuring a standing German Shepherd in front of a hut. - 4. Günter Fritze. Wood – Coal – Coke, Berlin. Hanging card featuring a standing colorful parrot. - 5. Bernhard Wolf. Groceries – Medicines, etc., Ranstadt. Standing display card, the upper two-thirds featuring a die-cut relief depiction of Little Red Riding Hood with the wolf. - 6. Lotte Hentze. Textiles – Haberdashery, etc., Berlin-Charlottenburg. Features a mounted illustration of two children eavesdropping on a bird. - 2 tips of the diamond-shaped hanger are broken off; the rectangular cards are somewhat worn and bumped; each has 2 slits at the bottom, presumably for a display stand.