réf. 16025s.l., s.n., s.d. (vers 1920), 1 contrecollée sur carton. affiche publicitaire de forme ovale: 29 x 20 cm, encadrement ornemental ;
réf. 20450Bougie Algèrie, établissement Henry Borg, sans date (fin des années 40). cartonnage. Carte publicitaire en 15 x 9 cm, illustrée en couleurs.
réf. 3435Paris Aristide Quillet, Editeur 1951 in 4 (28x23) 1 volume broché, couverture à rabats, non paginé, texte encadré, avec de nombreuses illustrations dans le texte par Marcel Jeanjean, et 10 planches hors-texte, dont 3 dépliantes, 7 en couleurs, fac-similés. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
réf. 2350in 4 cartonné, couverture illustrée couleur,163 pages, nombreuses illustrations(les travaux et les jours,les métiers,le commerce, la banque…)riche publication publicitaire du Crédit Lyonnais 1955
1955réf. 423541955 Paris. Chocolat Suchard. 1955 - 1959. 2 albums in-4, sous spirales.
réf. 18378Boulogne sur Mer, Comité Boulonnais de propagande pour la consommation des produits de la mer, s.d. (vers 1934), 1 1 feuillet publicitaire de 25 x 32 cm, illustré par Robert Roquin, texte recto verso ;
1900réf. 24307slnd 1900 Album in-4 carré, percaline polychrome, 10 ff. pour 56 cartes en couleurs 10,5 x 7 cm, légendées et imp. au verso, des établissements. Chicorée Arlatte & Cie Cambrai, Principalement sur le thème du travail chez tous les peuples et les métiers anciens. Bon exemplaire.
réf. 117273Ala fin: Toulouse B. Sirven sans date années 50. A l'italienne 288 images:chacune de 6 x 8Cm. et 4 de 165 x 24 Cm. 25x31 Cm9. Album cartonné les deux plats sont illustrés en couleur. Plats et charnières un peu frottés. Coins émoussés. C'était dans les années cinquante une pratique publicitaire assez usuelle que celle d'offrir dans les tablettes de chocolat des images à collectionner que l'on collait ensuite dans des albums imprimés par la marque concernée. Les "doubles" faisaient l'objet d'échanges et chaque enfant collectionneur tentait souvent en vain de compléter le fameux album. Celui-ci est bien complet de toutes ses images y compris aussi des 4 plus grandes apogée de la collection. L'ensemble est composé de chapitres distincts: "Histoire de l'Aviation" "Le Tour du Monde en Avion" "Bateaux" "Fleurs" sans doute pour penser aux filles et enfin le plus "spectaculaire" sans doute "La Vie en l'An 2000". Bon exemplaire malgré quelques petits défauts habituels. Ala fin: (Toulouse, B. Sirven), sans date (années 50). unknown
in-12, 133 pp., nombreuses illustrations N/B et couleurs, broché. Bel exemplaire. [109B-1] Textes de Otto Hahn, Jacques Bureau, Guy Abitan, Abraham Moles et Yvaral, Vasarely et Pierre Bosc.
Barcelona, Liceo, 1924. Numerosas ilustraciones a tres tintas. Publicidad de la época. 8º mayor. Rústica editorial ilustrada algo rozada con leves manchas. Buen ejemplar. Resumen de La Walkyriua de Richarc Wagner. Mucha publicada de la época.
1967réf. 97081967 ( Amiens, Imprimerie Valade, 1967); in-4° broché, couverture gris-bleu, lettres dorées “ B.D.“ au 1er plat, dos de papier toilé gris muet; titre et 48 planches.
1991réf. AFFICHE44441023Paris, Agence culturelle de Paris, "Affichistes", 1991, 17 x 24, 134 pages sous cartonnage éditeur illustré. Illustrations couleurs. Ouvrage publié à l'occasion de l'exposition présentée à la Bibliothèque Forney du 30 octobre au 29 novembre 1991. Exemplaire hors commerce. Tirage à 1000 exemplaires.
1934réf. 18701Partitions sur le Sport,Partitions sur l'Alcool Menichetti 1934
1950réf. 20034Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur les Fêtes religieuses 1950 approx.
1957réf. 190951957. Paris Chocolat Nestlé et Kohler 1957 - Spiralé 22 cm x 26 cm séries 61 à 96 bien complet des vignettes - Textes de Ella Maillart Norbert Casteret Jacques Chegaray Jean Buhler Commandant Cousteau Louis-Albert Zbinden ... - Bon état
1931réf. 007351Fécamp La Feuille en 4 1931 plaquette in-8 Broché Edition originale
réf. 2555Delpire Publicité Paris, printed in France. Impression en offset. 1967. Dim : 1000 x 700 mm.
réf. 2555Delpire Publicité Paris, printed in France. Impression en offset. 1967. Dim : 1000 x 700 mm.
1950réf. 171319Huntington WV: Liggett and Myers 1950. Vintage US advertising poster featuring an illustration of Paul Douglas promoting Chesterfield cigarettes. Actor Paul Douglas began at 20th Century Fox as a narrator and caption writer notably narrating several Vitaphone short films. He made his acting debut on the stage and won a Theatre World Award and a Clarence Derwent Award for his portrayal of Harry Brock in Garson Kanin's "Born Yesterday." In films Douglas is well remembered for two baseball comedies: "It Happens Every Spring" 1949 and "Angels in the Outfield" 1951. He was also a powerful presence in screen dramas including "A Letter to Three Wives" 1949 "Executive Suite" 1954 and opposite Barbara Stanwyck in "Clash by Night" 1952. In 1960 he was cast in "The Twilight Zone" in an episode titled "The Mighty Casey" written for him by Rod Serling and based on his character in "Angels in the Outfield." Douglas died just after the completion of filming and his scenes were eventually re-shot with Jack Warden. At the time of his death he was also slotted to appear as Mr. Shendrake in Billy Wilder's "The Apartment" a role which upon his passing was filled by Fred MacMurray. Chesterfield cigarettes were produced by the Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company in Huntington West Virginia Cabell County now on the National Register of Historic Places in the US. The Chesterfield brand was introduced in 1912 and was modified significantly until 1916. Its ultimate recipe was a Turkish-Virginia blend with Burley and Maryland tobaccos added. In 1916 it became the first cigarette to add a moisture-proof plastic wrap to cover its paper and foil pack and in 1952 it became the first cigarette brand to offer two sizes King and Regular. Today Liggett & Myers now the Liggett Group is the fourth largest tobacco company in the United States The design highlights the slogan "Best for you!" and promotes the brand as "First with Premium Quality" alongside Douglas's personal endorsement: "My Steady Smoke for 22 Years." 21 x 22 inches rolled. Fine condition. Liggett and Myers unknown
1890réf. 2876San Francisco: Louis Roesch Co 1890. Very Good. Single leaf red-brown color some tears and small chips along the edges. Advertisement for a school children's "Play Day" at the Sutro Baths in San Francisco which included bell ringing acrobatic feats dancing and a special performance from the London Patomime and Comedy Company. The Sutro Baths 1896-1966 was a public saltwater swimming pool in San Francisco built and owned by entrepreneur and former mayor of San Francisco Adolph Sutro and heralded at its opening as the world's largest indoor swimming pool. Sutro's idea was to provide an inexpensive recreational swimming facility mainly for the working class of San Francisco. In true progressive spirit Sutro also included natural history exhibits at the entrance to the baths as an educational opportunity. However due to their high maintenance and operating cost the baths were eventually converted to an ice skating rink and then sold in 1964 to property developers. A fire in 1966 destroyed what remained of the baths. Throughout its lifetime the Sutro Baths were the setting for a handful of films including two short films in 1897 by Thomas A. Edison and the 1958 American film noir "The Lineup." This leaf was likely an early promotional piece for the Sutro Baths. Louis Roesch Co unknown
1890réf. 195200Philadelphia: Stanton Manufacturing Company 1890. Ticket. Trade card 4x3 inches single small cardstock leaf with b&w photoportrait of page-boy'd female child over slogan: "It makes me laugh to see what Naptha Soap will do; / I always use it in my baths and so does Grandpa too." Over lists nine motivations including "Thoroughly eradicates blood stains." Coated stock is faintly toned a light crease shows across the graphic's mouth good to very good copy. Stanton Manufacturing Company unknown books
1950réf. 171319Huntington WV: Liggett and Myers 1950. Vintage US advertising poster featuring an illustration of Paul Douglas promoting Chesterfield cigarettes. Actor Paul Douglas began at 20th Century Fox as a narrator and caption writer notably narrating several Vitaphone short films. He made his acting debut on the stage and won a Theatre World Award and a Clarence Derwent Award for his portrayal of Harry Brock in Garson Kanin's "Born Yesterday." In films Douglas is well remembered for two baseball comedies: "It Happens Every Spring" 1949 and "Angels in the Outfield" 1951. He was also a powerful presence in screen dramas including "A Letter to Three Wives" 1949 "Executive Suite" 1954 and opposite Barbara Stanwyck in "Clash by Night" 1952. In 1960 he was cast in "The Twilight Zone" in an episode titled "The Mighty Casey" written for him by Rod Serling and based on his character in "Angels in the Outfield." Douglas died just after the completion of filming and his scenes were eventually re-shot with Jack Warden. At the time of his death he was also slotted to appear as Mr. Shendrake in Billy Wilder's "The Apartment" a role which upon his passing was filled by Fred MacMurray. Chesterfield cigarettes were produced by the Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company in Huntington West Virginia Cabell County now on the National Register of Historic Places in the US. The Chesterfield brand was introduced in 1912 and was modified significantly until 1916. Its ultimate recipe was a Turkish-Virginia blend with Burley and Maryland tobaccos added. In 1916 it became the first cigarette to add a moisture-proof plastic wrap to cover its paper and foil pack and in 1952 it became the first cigarette brand to offer two sizes King and Regular. Today Liggett & Myers now the Liggett Group is the fourth largest tobacco company in the United States The design highlights the slogan "Best for you!" and promotes the brand as "First with Premium Quality" alongside Douglas's personal endorsement: "My Steady Smoke for 22 Years." 21 x 22 inches rolled. Fine condition. Liggett and Myers unknown books
1890réf. 2876San Francisco: Louis Roesch Co 1890. Very Good. Single leaf red-brown color some tears and small chips along the edges. Advertisement for a school children's "Play Day" at the Sutro Baths in San Francisco which included bell ringing acrobatic feats dancing and a special performance from the London Patomime and Comedy Company. The Sutro Baths 1896-1966 was a public saltwater swimming pool in San Francisco built and owned by entrepreneur and former mayor of San Francisco Adolph Sutro and heralded at its opening as the world's largest indoor swimming pool. Sutro's idea was to provide an inexpensive recreational swimming facility mainly for the working class of San Francisco. In true progressive spirit Sutro also included natural history exhibits at the entrance to the baths as an educational opportunity. However due to their high maintenance and operating cost the baths were eventually converted to an ice skating rink and then sold in 1964 to property developers. A fire in 1966 destroyed what remained of the baths. Throughout its lifetime the Sutro Baths were the setting for a handful of films including two short films in 1897 by Thomas A. Edison and the 1958 American film noir "The Lineup." This leaf was likely an early promotional piece for the Sutro Baths. Louis Roesch Co unknown books
réf. ORD-13684Paris. Imp. L. Revon. N°356. Sans date, autour de 1900. Petite affiche horizontale de 269 x 194 mm, lettrage polychrome sur fond jaune citron et 60 en très grands chiffres noirs. Bel exemplaire. Rare. (Image sur demande).
réf. ORD-13676Paris. Imp. L. Revon. N°340. Sans date, autour de 1900. Petite affiche horizontale de 270 x 195 mm, lettrage noir, sauf pour les chiffres qui sont en blanc, sur fond rouge vif. Menus défauts mais bon exemplaire. Rare. (Image sur demande).
