Werbemittel für Tabakwaren – 1916, Das Plakat. Zeitschrift des Vereins der Plakatfreunde, 1916

Advertising materials for tobacco products – 1916. Published by Das Plakat. The Magazine of the Association of Poster Friends edited by Dr. Hans Sachs, Berlin.

Supplement to the article by Eugen Lüthgen “Advertising materials for tobacco products”, published in the 7. Jg. 1916, issue 5, Sept./Nov. 1916. Edition of 2,600.

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Das Plakat
Das Plakat was a German poster art magazine published between 1910–21, showcasing Sachplakat and advertising design. It was the predecessor of Gebruachsgraphik.

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Werbemittel für Tabakwaren - 1916, Das Plakat. Zeitschrift des Vereins der Plakatfreunde, 1916
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