Unknown

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Blayac.
Manufacturer unknown.
Made in France.
Design and color variation.
Advertising booklet promoting Blayac wines an spirits. Company based in Beziers.

Ralph Heinzelmann

Folder style booklet.
Chemin de Fer.
Manufacturer unknown
Map showing railway through Greece.
 

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Pernod Fils.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
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.
Several variations in design and color.
Pernod Fils.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
French advertising booklet promoting Pernod. Pernod Fils was the most popular brand of absinthe throughout the 19th century until it was banned in 1915.
40%.

Paul Ellis

Old wrap-around folder style booklet depicting military scene.
Canada.
Manufacturer Unknown.
Monopole printed on opening leaf.
(Alcoy).
Scarcity: Rare.

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in color and design.
Pernot / Pernod.
Manufacturer unknown.
Made in France.
Variation in design. L'anis Jules Pernot.

Ralph Heinzelmann

Folder style advertising booklet.
Gempp Pernod.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
French advertising booklet promoting Absinth. The drinks were banned in 1915.

Philippe Cambiers

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Gempp Pernod.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
French advertising booklet promoting Gempp Pernod. Pernod was the most popular brand of absinthe throughout the 19th century until it was banned in 1915.
Successeur de Edouard Pernod (Lunel)

Ralph Heinzelmann

Longfolder style booklet.
Papel de Lechuga.
Unknown.
Imported by Juan Vila y Tomas Plateria 11, Barcelona.
Illustration Colonnade du Louvre.
Scarcity: Very rare.

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Un Pernod.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
Variation in design. Sans Sucre...
French advertising booklet promoting Pernod. Pernod Fils was the most popular brand of absinthe throughout the 19th century until it was banned in 1915.

Ralph Heinzelmann