Advertising card (24 resultados)

Condición: GOOD. General wear, good gilt integrated in illustration, pink stains on rear DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

Condición: GOOD. General wear, good gilt integrated in illustration, lightly soiled rear DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

Near mint condition DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

Condición: GOOD. General wear, soiled front edge, soiled and scratched rear DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. trifold advertising card for the Rising Sun Inn at Umberleigh, a reputed fishing Inn with 3 1/2 miles of rights on the River Taw, Pictorial front, two section map of the fishing stretch, one section map of the area. two sections of text. Undated but perhaps about 1960.…

General wear, lightly soiled rear top edge DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

Condición: VG. General wear, lightly stained rear side DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

Condición: VG. General wear, tape fragment, agetoned DATE PUBLISHED: EDITION: 1.

Blotter, about 3-1/2 inches high by 6-1/4 inches wide. Picture on the front shows a graduating class of nurses, outfitted with MacMillan shoes. MacMillan specialized in nursing and orthopedic shoes. VG. Not in Romaine.

No Binding. Condición: Good. Single-sided, chromolithographed with metallic gold background, (approx. 110 x 75 mm), circa 1880's. A charming and humorous late 19th-century trade card depicting a young child seated on a footstool, struggling to pull on striped stocking. The figure is rendered in warm tones against a rich gilt-gold background, a popular decorative effect in Victorian advertising ephemera. Likely issued as a generic or store-distributed card rather than for a single named product; no printed text is present. Good overall condition. Moderate age toning to the card stock with minor surface marks, crisp corners, no major creases or tears, or losses. Colors remain bright gold background retains strong visual appeal.…

PAPER BACK GREY. Condición: FAIR. A drawing of two young girls on a seashore, they are holding a babydoll and a basket, with a butterfly, a seashore, and an oyster in the background. soiled back of picture DATE PUBLISHED: EDITION: 1.

Condición: Good. 11.75 x 7.75 cm. Very Good. Tiny stain on obverse. Typed text on reverse. Chromolithograph.

Single Sheet. Condición: Fine. Original Publisher's Card Ad. Printed On One Side Of Strathmore Deckle-Edge Laid Paper, Watermarked. Contains Excerpts From Three Reviews, Along With The Book And Publisher Information. Not In Bambace, And Does Not Have Any Specific Indication That Bradley Printed It, But From A Large Collection Of Will Bradley Material Maintained Separately For Decades By A Knowledgeable Printer Who Obtained Much Material From The Bradley Estate. …

General wear, good colour illustrations on rear sides, lightly soiled DATE PUBLISHED: 1890 CIRCA EDITION: 1.

Condición: Very good condition. Chromolithograph advertising card for French chocolate maker, illustrated with map of New Caledonia and an oval inset of a waterfall titled "Cascade Pres Canala". The map of the island with the principal towns indicated, and the main route in red. Within a floral decorative border, the title printed in red. Text in French on verso, with information on the colony, including the fact that Capt. Cook landed there in 1774, and finding it similar to Scotland, named it "Nouvelle Caledonie". 5 1/2 x 3 1/2".…

French food company trading card advertising chicory (La Belle Jardiniere brand) with an illustration of the gates to the Imperial Palace in Peking, also with a coat of arms and the portrait of a Chinese woman. Lille, not dated, ca. 1890. 4 1/4 x 2 3/4" with advertising copy on the back. Colors bright and fresh; very good. HKD350.…

Ca. 1880. The World of Advertising card for a French chocolate manufacturer. Chromolithograph, 2 1/2 x 4 ". The platypus is to the left, drinking from a stream, with the spotted cuscus (Phalanger Maculatus) in a tree branch at the right. The text on the back describes both animals; in French. Very good condition.…

Advertising card illustrating native peoples of Australia and Oceanie and their material culture. Each of 12 people or items illustrated is described in a key on the back, and 9 of the illustrations are of Australian aborigines, their shields, boomerangs, baskets, etc. They include "Indigene de l'Australie septentrionale avec javelots; Femme de l'Australie meridionale avec enfant; femme de la Nouvelle Galles du Sud; Australien de la Nouvelle Galles du Sud avec boumerang et bouclier; La nouvelle Maison Communale (Townhall) a Sydney; Panier des Australiens en crin vegetal; boumerang ou massue des Australiens; bouclier des Australiens; baguette magique des Australiens. Chromolithograph approx. 2 3/4 x 4 1/4", with printed text on the verso. Very good condition.…

Published by Duke's Cameo Cigarettes, Durham, NC and New York, 1888, color lithograph, 4 3/8 x 2 3/4". The card is divided in thirds, with the left section showing a coat of arms (not Australia's, but with elements of the NSW arms), the middle section the Prince of Wales, and the right a flag (not Australia's, a flag in yellow & white quarter, with red and blue bars) above a standing kangaroo (at least they got this right). Cigarette advertising text on verso. Slightly dusty on the verso, o/w very good. Not found on Trove.…

Condición: GOOD. General wear, heavily soiled rear side, preserved in plastic taped shut DATE PUBLISHED: 1880 EDITION: 1.

Small spot on rear side otherwise excellent condition preserved in plastic taped shut DATE PUBLISHED: 1880 EDITION: 1.

An advertising card incorporating a biography and oval portrait of Captain Cook at the upper left, with banner above reading "Maison Vendant Bon Marche", with a scene of the English meeting a native carrying spear. Advertising card for "Phares de La Bastille, Habillements Pour Hommes Dames & Enfants", a French clothing manufacturer. Chromolithograph, 3' x 4 1/8". Number 38 in the lower left corner. The verso of the card has text pertaining to Cook, with a mention of his death "aux Iles Sandwich" in French Verso slt toned, very good. …

"This stone has the mythical significance of the Sun Stone of the Incas, and the Zodiac of pre-historic time. The forces of imagination make it a veritable Garden of the God - Edenic and Adamick Dr. D. Evelyn, President Geographical Society". Card advertising this "natural stone tablet" with b&w illustration of Chinese man with pointer gesturing to the circular stone, which is labeled with such elements as dragon, tiger, snake, phoenix etc. No text at verso, slt crease and mark at lower left edge of verso, o/w very good. HKD580.…

Condición: VG. Light soiling on rear side otherwise excellent condition preserved in plastic taped shut DATE PUBLISHED: 1881 EDITION: 1.