David Coxhead

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Collector from the UK

Serbian Charity

Square wrap-around folder style booklet.
СРПСКИ ДОБРОТВОР (Serbian Charity).
Made in Yugoslavia.
Manufacturer unknown.
Serbian text - Cover produced to help raise funds for charity

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Gainsborough

Long single wide folder style booklet.
Several variations in design, color and format.
Gainsborough.
Manufacturer unknown. 
Made in France.
Variation: Advertisement for Gainsborough Fine Cut Tobacco.
Interlaced CW - London.

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Turgut Reis Zirhusi

Folder style booklet.
Several variations in color and design.
Turgut Reis Zirhusi.
Donanma-yi Osmani  Muavenet-i Milliye Cemiyeti (Ottoman Navy).
(Made in Turkey).
Illustration of a ship.  Crossed Anchors motif.
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Bonal

Folder style advertising booklet.
Several variations in design and color.
Bonal.
E. Broussaud.
(Angouleme).
Advertisement for the French gentiane-quina Bonal. Broussaud edition.

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Papier Billet Doux


Folder style booklet with closing tab
Papier Billet Doux (Love Letter).
Joseph Horn.
(Vienne).
Cover is in form of a love letter with mock 2 cent usa postage stamp attached as part
of the design.

 

La Cocarde

Folder style booklet.
Several variations in design, color and format.
La Cocarde.
Christ-Schutz.
(Vienne).

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Banque Nationale

Wrap-around folder style booket.
Banque Nationale.
Manufacturer unknown.
Manufactured in Serbia
100 ЛИСТА = 100 Sheets.

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Le Automat

Wrap-around folder style booklet.
Le Automat.
Christ Schutz.
(Vienna).

Yorrown

Flat folder style booklet.
Yorrown.
Manufacturer unknown.
Made in England.
Scarcity: Very rare.

L' aide de Camp


Wrap-around folder style booklet.
L’aide de Camp.
Joseph Horn.
(Vienne)
For French market Dep Joseph Querene (Paris).
Illustration of Military scene.  The expression L’aide de Camp “helper in the (military) camp)” is a personal assistant or secretary to a person of high rank, usually a senior military or government officer, a member of a royal family, or a head of state.
Later patented by Jac Schnabl 16.06.1897.

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