Those who prefer Malaceïne (Celle qui la préfèrent ... La Malaceïne) by Umberto Brunelleschi, vintage advertising postcard for cream, powder, soap and perfume, exclusively at the Perfumery Monpelas in Paris, two elegant ladies dressed in c1912 fashion, with a Borzoi, on a terrace. The card is in good condition, there couple of rub marks on the top border and slight wear to the corners, but no fading, creasing or discolouration. Size - 140mm by 90mm. All cards are sent out in protective sleeves and between card to prevent bending/creasing. Posting: Cards are posted within 1-2 days of purchase. Postage within the UK is by First Class Post. Postage to the rest of the World is by Airmail.
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