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Flat folder style booklet.
Papier Pompadour.
S. D. Modiano.
(Trieste).
One of a series of colorful booklest depicting romantic scenes.
 

Colorful flat folder style booklet.
Several variations of this Brand name
Papier de Chine No 604
S. D. Modiano
(Trieste).
Made in Austria on Spine.
Booklet made in Austria. Sole importers G. Hieber & Co Sole agents.
Scarcity: Very rare.

Flat Folder style booklet.
Several variations in design
Papier Supreme No 665.
S. D. Modiano
(Trieste).
Variation. Inside: importers A. Oppenheimer & Co, London.
Booklet made in Austria. (as opposed to Italy - indicates pre 1919 WWI issue)
Scarcity: Rare 

Folder style booklet.
Das Gedruckte Blatt. (The printed sheet).
Jac Schnabl & Comp.
(Vienna).
Colorful booklet illustrating printing materials and accessories.

Paul Ellis Main Collection

Flat Folder style booklet with closing tab.
Cheval du Sultan No 520
S. D. Modiano
(Trieste).
Booklet made in Austria. Sole importers G. Hieber & Co Sole agents.
   

Folder style booklet with closing tab.
Papier Orbis Pictus No 504.
Jac Schnabl & Cie.
(Vienna).
One of a series of booklets depicting a variety of different birds and animals.
Doves.

Folder style booklet.
Papier Pompadour.
Jac Schnabl & Co.
(Vienna).
Colorful booklet depicting romantic scene.
 

Folder style booklet.
Several variations depicting Turkish vicroys.
Papier Khedivial.
Joseph Horn.
(Vienna and Paris).
Name given to Turkish viceroys in Egypt from 1867 to 1914.
The cigarette rolling paper honors Mehmet Ali Pasha / Muhamad Ali Pasha 1769 - 1849.
Born in the Ottoman Empire in Macedonia, (now a part of Greece) of Albanian parents, he was a commander in the Ottoman army and became Wali, and self-declared Khedive of Egypt and Sudan. He was the first viceroy of Egypt and ruled from 1805-1848 and is considered the "father of modern Egypt". 
His descendants, known as the Albanian dynasty, ruled Egypt until the proclamation of the Republic in 1953. 
A great, great, great granddaughter, Princess Fawzi, sister of King Farouk, was married to the Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran in 1939. The marriage, which ended in divorce a few years later, was orchestrated between the courts of Iran and Eqypt to benefit both countries. 
This paper was part of a series produced by Joseph Horn honoring Egypt's Albanian dynasty.