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  • Published by Liebig, 1923

    Seller: Print Matters, London, United Kingdom

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    No binding. Condition: Fine. Liebig 1922 - 1923. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Full Colour illustrations. This set of SIX Liebig cards, produced from 1922 to 1923, features illustrations of various uses for fire. Serial Number: S1140 The cards are in very fine condition. Liebig trading cards were made for advertising and distribution by the Liebig Company for their Fleischextrakt (Extract of Meat) and are one of the world's largest trade cards collections. The Liebig Company was one of the first companies to give away serial images with its products. After more than a century of issues, the collection comprises 1871 different series, most of them of SIX cards, all published between 1871 and 19SEVENTY FIVE and most measuring 7 x 11 centimetres (3" x 4"). They cover real themes, from nature to history, from art to science, and from religion to theatre. Liebig cards are distinguished by the high quality of the chromo-lithographic prints mostly in 12 colours and the high quality of the images, in many cases made by artists with a name. Depending on the period, the reverse side may feature advertising, simple Liebig recipes, or explanatory texts. 6 pages. Size: 3" x 4" (70mm x 110mm). (0.7).