Nabisco Shredded Wheat Toytown Carnival Merry-Go-Round Cut-Out #28 1950s
The 85 GSM paper has a nice touch, and it feels smooth and reliable in your.
The 85 GSM paper has a nice touch, and it feels smooth and reliable in your.
The folder’s design is utilitarian yet purposeful, with printed text and layout intended to function as both a protective sleeve and a promotional vehicle for the studio’s services. The images depict a single student subject in a classic school portrait pose, with a plain or lightly textured background, and the lighting and composition are consistent with the standardized techniques of mid-century school photography.
The front panel features a large, stylized illustration of a colonial-era building, likely the inn itself, rendered in a warm, inviting palette of browns, reds, and greens, with a prominent sign reading “Evans Farm Inn” hanging above the entrance.
The IWC brand appears on the back giving it a classic vibe that collectors will appreciate.
This is a new pack of Hytone refill 6 pack of paper. 11” x 8.5” 3 ring binder holes Metric scale on front Ruled on back for notes See pictures for details.
A print code, “6322-755,” appears at the bottom left, which may contain a date component, possibly indicating July 1955, though this is speculative. The brochure is folded vertically, with minor wear and discoloration along the top edge and central crease, consistent with age and handling.
What stands out about this paper collectible is the polypropylene material, giving it a smooth texture that’s easy to handle.
The cover likely features a photographic illustration or graphic representation of the lenses themselves, though the primary visual impact derives from the interplay of text and negative space. The interior pages reveal the brochure’s original purpose as a sales and technical catalog for cinematographers and serious amateur filmmakers.
Patriotic red-white-blue design with perforated borders and original protective envelope included. Original 1947. • Complete uncut sheet, approx. • Colors: Red, Blue, White on cream paper. Condition Notes.
The placemat’s layout presents the candidates of the 1960 election, a contest between the Democratic nominee, Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, and the Republican nominee, Vice President Richard M. Nixon of California.