Taken from a highly regarded German book on Advertising from 1915, here is an individual article on Poster Stamps (Reklamemarken) and an English translation, and some very elegant stamps to illustrate it.
DieReklame Article Galandauer
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Dealers
Club Photograph Gallery
Frank Perschke, Art Groten, Ray Petersen, Bill Wieinberger
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