Die Reklame, No. 13, Augustheft/August issue, 1932

Die Reklame, Augustheft 1932, Heft No. 13, journal of the Deutscher Reklame-Verband e.V. Illustration signed “William.”

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Die Reklame
Die Reklame was one of the main German advertising trade journals of the Weimar period, sitting alongside titles like Gebrauchsgraphik and Das Plakat, but oriented specifically toward the advertising profession.

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Die Reklame, No. 13, Augustheft:August issue, 1932
Die Reklame, No. 13, Augustheft:August issue, 1932
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