1920's Belgian Tobacco Advertisement Poster, Vander Elst Tabak by Leo Marfut (Boat) Feast of the Dead The bottom of the poster
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
The bottom of the poster reads "the delicious liquor" in French
The full title of this work is "Third American Cello Congress
Artist: Charles Mather
About the Poster: This charming and original vintage print
in the 1930s after the German satiric magazine Simplicissimus was banned by the Nazis
1920's Belgian Tobacco Advertisement Poster, Vander Elst Tabak by Leo Marfut (Boat) Feast of the Dead The bottom of the posterDate: 1920s Size: 20 x 19 inches Artist: Leo Marfut About the poster: Vander Elst Tabak was a notable tobacco brand originating in Belgium. Known for its high quality products, which gained popularity across Europe during the 20th century. Vander Elst Tabak was recognized for its meticulous blending process and rich flavors that catered to discerning smokers. This poster is linen backed and in excellent condition.