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Cards with a similar design were issued by: | Cards with a similar design were issued by: | ||
*[[Armes des Villes de France (Guerin-Boutron)|Guérin Boutron chocolate]] | *[[Armes des Villes de France (Guerin-Boutron)|Guérin Boutron chocolate]] | ||
*[[Armes des Villes de France ( | *[[Armes des Villes de France (Félix Potin)|Félix Potin chocolate]] | ||
*[[Armes des Villes de France (Beriot)|C. Beriot (no name on front)]] | *[[Armes des Villes de France (Beriot)|C. Beriot (no name on front)]] | ||
*[[Armes des Villes de France (Picard)|Alcide Picard (no name on front)]] | *[[Armes des Villes de France (Picard)|Alcide Picard (no name on front)]] | ||
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Heraldry of the World Heraldic collector's items catalogue > Heraldic trade cards |
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Series information :
- Issued by : La Grande Trappe, chocolate factory
- Date of issue : 1920s
- Number of stamps/cards : 84
- Image variants : Not known
Company
This is a large series of trade cards issued in France, showing the coat of arms of cities, with a small city view. The cards were issued as blancs and could be printed by different companies and used as trade cards. In this case the front of the cards is not printed with the company, only the reverse gives information. All cards have the same text on the reverse.
I have no further information on the company itself, except that is was located at an abbey in Mortagne, France.
Series
For all known images see here.
An example:
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Cards with a similar design were issued by:
- Guérin Boutron chocolate
- Félix Potin chocolate
- C. Beriot (no name on front)
- Alcide Picard (no name on front)
and some others.