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Vintage French advertising for Shell from the winter 1959 to 1960.
These models were given in Shell gas stations in France.
The different shapes come off and stick according to the instructions given on the board. This requires a little patience.
The first and the last photos show the result of another model made.
Vintage French advertising for Shell from the winter 1959 to 1960.
These models were given in Shell gas stations in France.
The different shapes come off and stick according to the instructions given on the board. This requires a little patience.
The first and the last photos show the result of another model made.
Vintage French advertising for Shell from the winter 1959 to 1960.
These models were given in Shell gas stations in France.
The different shapes come off and stick according to the instructions given on the board. This requires a little patience.
The first and the last photos show the result of another model made.
18 pages music catalogue of the Parisian music publisher Marcel Labbé from 1920s.
As a gift, another small music catalogue.
Religious crest hand painted with a Lorraine cross of the 1930s.
This object was most likely handmade by an individual. This small cardboard object can be placed thanks to a small retractable tab.
Advertising blotter of the French Francorusse entremets brand from 1950s
Blotting paper (or blotter) is a porous paper capable of absorbing a small amount of liquid. It was mainly used to dry the writing when it was written in ink with a pen: ink can be deposited irregularly and dried slowly could cause stains and maculatures, the use of blotting was often necessary.
Hand fan from the Vichy city Casino in paper and wood.
This fan was developed by the fan maker ESPI known for these advertising fans at the beginning of the 20th century.
The town of Vichy became an important spa in the second half of the 19th century. The first Vichy Casino was the Grand Casino de Vichy, built under the Second Empire and designed by the architect Charles Badger, who carried out the work completed in 1858. The casino opened on July 2, 1865. At the beginning of the 20th century, the casino was enlarged. An Art Nouveau style theater designed by architects Charles Le Coeur and Lucien Woog was added to the existing building. As modern as the Paris Opera in terms of machinery, the theater presents a stage opening 12 meters by 15 metes.
Set of two French medication Lacteol boxes of the 1960s.
One of the boxes is not as good as the other as shown in the photos.
