75/1993 [Printed ephemera]. Lot of ±55 printed ephemera, in a modern ringbinder, relating to various kinds of beverages (incl. wine), food, medicinal essences and luxury goods, ±1810-1920, mainly French, i.a. three sm. handcol. engr. labels for "Extrait de Jasmin", "Extrait de Fleur d'Orange" and "Extrait de Rose"; 2 col. advert. cards for "Farine lactée Nestlé", a fold. advert. booklet for the same firm w. col. lithogr. ills. and wrappers titled "Comment faut-il nourrir Bébé?" (Lausanne, ±1890, textp. recto, verso w. chromolithogr. ills.); a series of 9 col. picture postcards titled "Les aphorismes de Brillat-Savarin" by JEAN PARIS (±1930); an anonymous circular pencil drawing of a beehive (Ø 11,5 cm.); a nice embossed coloured label for "Eau de Fleur d'Orange' (9,8x10,3 cm., Cannes, Renaud, ±1880); "Onguent pour la gale et crain-gras des Chevaux" (letterpress advertisement leaflet by Sébastien Vial "Marchand Droguitse à Châtillon-sur -Seine en Bourgogne", ±1800); "Essence Vestimentale" (a letterpress advertisement leaflet by "Dupleix, chymiste" for the cleansing of all sorts of stains on one's clothes, n.pl., ±1810); an anonymous tiny 19th cent. drawing in pen and ink of a man holding a huge spraying apparatus (or a syringe?) and an albumen print titled "Laitère Flamand (Contravention)" showing a milkmaid beside her dogcart talking with a soldier (12x18,5 cm., verso with letterpress address of "Aymond Aîné (...) Bruxelles").