Unknown

Folder style booklet.
Several variations in color.
El Bourak.
Manufacturer Unknown.
Made in France.
Arabic inscriptions.
Color variation.

Paul Ellis.

Hardback style booklet.
Several variations in design, color and format.
Weiss Paper No 731.
Manufacturer Unknown, possibly Modiano?
Made in Italy.
Qualite 300; Format version.
Scarcity: Fairly rare.

Folder style Booklet.
Several variations in color and design.
1912.
Manufacturer and Country of origin not known.
Arabic transcription and also some text in greek.
Makes reference to the Balkan Wars, which consisted of two conflicts that took place in the Balkan Peninsula in 1912 and 1913.  There is also another variation in design of this booklet.

Flat Folder style booklet.
Several variations of design and color.
Benedictine.
Manufacturer Unknown
Made in France.
Advertising booklet.

Flat Folder style booklet.
Several variations of design and color.
Benedictine.
Manufacturer Unknown
Made in France.
Advertising booklet.

Flat Folder style booklet.
Several variations of design and color.
Benedictine.
Manufacturer Unknown
Made in France.
Advertising booklet.

Folder style advertising booklet.
Cognac Girard.
Manufacturer unknown.
Made in France.
Advertising booklet promoting 'Cognac Girard', from the distilleries of Girard & Co (Tonnay-Charente).

Philippe Cambier

Folder style advertising booklet. Oxade.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
Advertising publicite paper promoting Oxade, a non alcoholic citrus beverage produced in lemon and orange flavors.

Philippe Cambier.

Flat folder style booklet advertising booklet
Several variations in design and color.
Regals.
Manufacturer unknown
Early French booklet advertising Regals cherry brandy and Rubis Triple-Six Creme de Cassis de Dijon.

Folder style advertising booklet.
Sylvia.
Manufacturer not known.
Made in France.
French adevertising booklet promoting Orangeade and Citronade soft drinks, in addition to "La Berrichone", a digestif Liqueur and "Un Buteau" a quinquina aromatised wine, at their distillery in Les Bourdelins (Cher).

Ralph Heinzelmann