Paul Ellis

Folder style booklet.
Several variations in color.
Papier Sonmes.
Mair de Botton.
(Istanbul).
Health Cigarette Paper. Ottoman, Greek French.
Trans: Healthy Repentance Cigar Paper.
Papier Sonmes, the oldest manufacturers of cigarette wraps.

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Folder style booklet.
Without name
Manufacturer and country of origin not known.
Arabic inscriptions.
Ottoman booklet produced for middle east.

Folder style advertising booklet.
L' Echo de Paris / Le Nil.
E. Broussaud.
(Angouleme).
L' Echo de Paris was a daily newspaper in Paris from 1884 to 1944.
 

Folder style booklet.
Several variations in color and design.
Sehat.
S. D. Modiano.
(Trieste).
Prepared for Djevad Zade Khoili (Istanbul).
Original patent 13.12.1925.  Date established, patent renewed/Reproduced in 1939 for this style/design and confirmed by trademark from archivio Centrale dello stato.

Folder style  booklet.
Papier Surfin No 178.
S. D. Modiano.
(Trieste).
Original patent 1916.   Date established, patent renewed/Reproduced in 1950 for this style/design and confirmed by trademark from archivio Centrale dello stato.

Folder style booklet.
Several variations in format, design and color.
Luigi Borriello.
(Napoli).
Panoramic view of Napoli.
Teatro S. Carlo.
Variation - 1942 Calender inside.

 

Folder style booklet.
Grammophon.
Botton et Gabai.
(Marpoudjilar Aboud-Eff.-Han, Constantinople).
Turkish written with Armenian letters on the reverse.
Depicts and commemorates old gramophone device.
Inside trans: This cigarette paper for smokers not only does not cause coughing, but also benefits at the same time. Factory in Constantinople.
In 1887 Emile Berliner patented the first successful Sound recorder and called it the Gramophone.

Folder style booklet.
Automobil.
Abraham Mayorkis.
((Azaria Han, No 17, Constantinople).
Imitation of Papier Ottoman design.
Ottoman booklet produced in middle east.

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Folder style booklet.
Alliance
Manufacturer not known.
Made in Turkey. 
Military Scene.
Arabic text.
Alliance Paper showing Turkish, German, Austrian and Bulgarian Soldiers.

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