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Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Le Riz Gomme No 18 Bis.
Manufacturer Unknown.
Made in France.
Color variation.
Interlaced characters M R.

Ralph Heinzelmanns

Hard Card Flat Folder style booklet.
Several variations of color, format and design.
Silka.
Micres S. V.
Made in Holland
50 Feuilles; 6ct.

Wim de Lange

Hard Card Flat Folder style booklet.
Several variations of color, format and design.
Silka Cadi.
Micres S. V.
Made in Holland.
50 Velletjes.

Paul Caers

Folder style booklet.
50 Vel Gegomb Sigarettenpapier.
Manufacturer Unknown.
Made in Holland.

Wim de Lange

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
E. Lamarche.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
French advertising booklet promoting wines and spirits and distillery details of E. Lamarch.

Ralph Heinzelmann

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Un Pernod Fils.
G. Gascard.
(Paris).
French advertising booklet promoting Pernod. Pernod Fils was the most popular brand of absinthe throughout the 19th century until it was banned in 1915.

Paul Ellis

Folder style advertising booklet Hutchinson.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
Design variation.
One of a series of booklets advertising Hutchinson sports and camping equipment both outside and inside of booklet. l'Aigle sports equipment, Hutchinson waterproof raincoats, Hutchinson tires.
Les Derniers Cartouches on Spine.

Ralph Heinzelmann.

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Viandox.
Manufacturer unknown.
Made in France.
Variation: Rechauffe et Reconforte.

Advertising booklet promoting Viandox, a beef broth bouillon beverage produced by Liebig Brands. Liebig is a historic brand in Europe that has long been a famous name in household gastronomy. It was founded by the German chemist and agricultural expert Justus von Liebig who, in 1847, invented a technique of making meat extract. After perfecting a processing and conservation method, he launched the industrial production of beef extract in 1865.

Information provided by Sean Sweeney