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Chantix Advertisement Chantix Advertisement. "USA Today," Dec. 22, 2008. 11" x 22".
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Feast of Lemons in Menton Advertising (?) image of the Feast of Lemons in Menton, France, in 2000, which celebrated the Fables of La Fontaine. 4" x 4¾".
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Multiple Sclerosis Society Card soliciting contributions to the Nebraska Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for its 2005 Annual Fund Drive. Omaha
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XBOX Fable XBOX Fable. Advertising sign for the Xbox game? 19” x 6”.
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"Kompositum Fabel: Die Fabel ist tot - es lebe die Fabel!" A 4" x 8" stiff card advertising "Kompositum Fabel: Die Fabel ist tot - es lebe die Fabel!" presented by Wilfried Liebchen (Fabeln) and Klaus-Jürgen Prohl (Illustrationen) at Kunststation Kleinsassen from February 23 to April 21, 2003.
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Fables of Bay Head Postcard and business card advertising Fables of Bay Head (NJ). Photo by Bob Terlizzi.
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Advertisement (or part of a carton?) for Paris Quina Advertisement (or part of a carton?) for Paris Quina, proclaimed here as "wine tonic aperitif." 9½" x 12".
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Value vs. Growth. Value vs. Growth. Advertisement for Southwest Airlines. "Southwest Airlines Spirit" magazine, Oct. '01. 8½" x 11".
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"An Aesop Odyssey" A twice-folded-over heavy paper brochure advertising "An Aesop Odyssey" by Cleveland Opera On Tour.
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Fable Eau de Parfum A folded-over cardboard booklet attached to a sample of Fable Eau de Parfum, distributed by Hope Diamond Collection, Inc., NY. Made in the USA.
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Multiple Sclerosis Society Card soliciting contributions to the Midlands Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for its 1999 Annual Fund Drive. Omaha
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"Aesop's Fables: An Exhibition of Prints by Joel Feldman" Postcard from Anchor graphics addressed to Thomas Joyce advertising "Aesop's Fables: An Exhibition of Prints by Joel Feldman" with an opening on Friday, November 20, 1998. Pictured on the card is "The Sheep and the Crow."
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"What Are The Long-term Effects of Instant Gratification?" "What Are The Long-term Effects of Instant Gratification?" TH Nuveen advertisement. The New Yorker. Nuveen are specialists in tax-free investments. Pages 58-59. Which issue is unknown.
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l'eau de Vichy Le Renard et la Cicogne (fable de La Fontaine). Affiche de André Dahan pour l'eau de Vichy, 1970. Bibliothéque Forney E 198283. Edité par la Société des Amis de la Bibliothéque Forney, Paris.
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Jan Brett's Town Mouse, Country Mouse Four stickers comprising an 8.5" x 11" page, the four advertising Jan Brett's Town Mouse, Country Mouse.
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Graduate School Fund, Harvard University Card soliciting contributions to the Graduate School Fund, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
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Merrill Lynch Ad copy for Merrill Lynch's advertising campaign: glossy pictures, large format, big margins. CP, FG, TMCM, "The Legend of the Dragon," and a double-sized spread including GA, "Two Goats," FG, TMCM, and CP. All are ©Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,Inc.
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The Sun and the Wind The Sun and the Wind. Woodcut by David Schorr to advertise his show: "Illustrations for Norman Shapiro's The Fabulists French: Verse Fables of Nine Centuries" at the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT, August 28-October 18, 1991.
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Suze Pernod cocktail using FC Full-page advertisement for Suze Pernod cocktail using FC. From an issue of "Ca m'intéresse" magazine in 1989. 8¼" x 10½".
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"Tortoise and Hare Running Club." AT&T advertisement featuring members of the "Tortoise and Hare Running Club."
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Duracell batteries Newspaper advertisement for Duracell batteries featuring TH. People Magazine, 1988. ©1988 Duracell, Inc.
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"Aesop's Tables," a restaurant in Wellfleet, MA Newspaper advertisement for "Aesop's Tables," a restaurant in Wellfleet, MA. The advertisement is taken from page 134 of Cape Cod Guide for July 18, '86.
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"The Tortoise and the Heir." "The Tortoise and the Heir." Magazine advertisement for DOC optique.
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Pan Am advertisement Pan Am advertisement in Time Magazine of December 19, 1969, offering "Fables for Cargo Shippers 2."
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"Fables from Aesop to Thurber." Invitation from The Pierpont Morgan Library to the opening of an exhibition "Fables from Aesop to Thurber." January 13, 1965. The invitation's front features WC from Pierre Sala, about 1520. The invitation is accompanied by a New York Times review of the exhibition by Sanka Knox, January 14, 1965.