Trade cards, Cigarette cards, Labels, etc.

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Issued in 1962 by B.T. Tea, a series 'Occupations', number 2 was bookbinding.
Apologies for the scan of back of card

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Issued by Sketchley Cleaners in 1960 (and also with the same image and back of card information by Amalgamated Tobacco in 1961), a series of 25 cards 'Communications'
Number 12 was printing

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Amalgamated Tobacco

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Number 16 was newspapers    Sketchley Cleaners     

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Amalgamated Tobacco    I have no image of the back of this card, but the information is the same as the Sketchley version

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Will's Cigarettes   'Household Hints' from 1927     Cards 4 ,5 & 6 showed bookbinding

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A. Huber Munich     Advertising stamp        year unknown

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Senefelder appears on the facade of the shopping centre 'ABC BLANCO Y NEGRO', PASEO DE CASTELLANA, MADRID.

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I love this stylised picture of a printing plant:

https://twitter.com/HowardIronWorks/status/1646254949263654913

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Aurelia Cigarettes cards given with Sultan No. 6 cigarettes in the early to mid thirties.
A series 'Deutsche Zunftwappen - Die Adelszeichen deutscher Arbeit' (German guild coats of arms - The nobility signs of German work)

I have found four

Bookprinter in Mainz



Typefounder in Leipzig



Bookprinter in Leipzig



Bookbinder in Leipzig

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CWS Cigarettes - In a series titled 'Boy Scout Badges' from 1939. Number 32 was bookbinder

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Issued on 4 October 2017 to celebrate 100 years of Association of Czech Graphic Artists HOLLAR Prague)



Obverse: Coat of arms, historic printing press
Lettering: ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA 200 Kč ČM
Translation: Czech Republic, 200 Korun
Designer: Martin Dašek
Reverse Lettering: Hollar SDRUZENI CESKYCH UMELCU GRAFIKU HOLLAR
1917-2017 MD
Translation: Association of Czech graphic artists
Hollar 1917-2017 (MD = mintmark)

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Issued in 2010      (Ukraine)
Published in Moscow on 1 (11) March 1564, Fedorov's Apostol is the earliest precisely dated book printed in Russia.




Front: above there is the Small Coat of Arms of Ukraine with the semicircular legend НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ БАНК УКРАЇНИ (National Bank of Ukraine); in the centre against the background of the quill pen there is depicted the matrix plate of a page from the `Apostol` book; beneath there are the coin face value 5 ГРИВЕНЬ (5 hryvnias) and issue year 2010.

Back: there is a conventionalized portrait of Ivan Fedorov; to the left of the portrait there is depicted his imprint, to the right - his life years 1510/1583; above there is the semicircular conventionalized inscription ІВАН ФЕДОРОВ (Ivan Fedorov)

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Issued in 2007                (Ukraine)
The Ostrog Bible is the first complete printed edition of the Bible in Church Slavonic, published in Ostroh, in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (modern territory of Ukraine), by the printer Ivan Fyodorov in 1581 with the assistance of the Ruthenian Prince Konstantin Ostrogski.



Front: there is a conventionalized fragment of the first page ornamental headpiece of the Ostroh Bible, which serves as the background for the Small National Emblem of Ukraine (above) and for the inscription: НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ/ БАНК УКРАЇНИ (National Bank of Ukraine) in the center. Below there is the face value and the coin mintage year - 100 ГРИВЕНЬ (100 Hryvnia) / 2007, designation of the metal Au 900, weight in fineness 31.1, and the logotype of the National Bank of Ukraine Mint.

Back: there are conventionalized portraits of Ivan Fedorov and Kostiantyn Ostrozkyi holding the opened book and the conventionalized inscriptions: ОСТРОЗЬКА БІБЛІЯ (The Ostroh Bible) (above) and 1581(below).

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Issued in 2001                             (Ukraine)



Front: in its upper part there is the small National Emblem of Ukraine and beneath there are depicted: printing attributes: a galley, printing-press and a cutting tool - to the right and a roll with a seal and an inkstand - to the left and the four line inscriptions: УКРАЇНА, 5, ГРИВЕНЬ, 2001 (Ukraine/ 2001/ 5 / hryvnia) and the Mint logotype of the National Bank of Ukraine

Back: in the centre of the composition there is a depiction of a teacher and students; against the background there are the Round tower and church outlines. The general background combining this picture is the first page of the Ostroh ABC book printed at Ivan Fedorov`s printing house; to the left there is the family emblem of the prince Vasyl K.Ostrozhskiy and a semicircular inscription: ОСТРОЗЬКА АКАДЕМІЯ (Ostroh academy), and beneath, there is the Academy foundation date - 1576