It seems that in the depths of the 1930’s depression, everyone in the world had the same idea: to boost tourism using local events and print plenty of cinderellas to spread advertising about. How nice for us now, 80 years later. For convenience in the article, the issues are numbered with the pictures, but this is not claimed to be a full cataloging of what was released.
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