A fine example of an advertising diary published in 1908 , printed on lined paper with daily calendar markers and space for weekly notes. The diary features an illustrated cover with typical Belle Époque design, published by the Manufacture Générale des Papiers d'Angoulême, known as "Tongimed," renowned for its writing papers and metal pens. The spine is decorated with a heraldic lion and a compass, along with a printed ruler and an advertisement for "État-Major" pens. Inside, a few contemporary handwritten annotations in pencil remain on the first 10 pages; the remaining pages are blank.
✦ Origin: France ✦ Estimated period: 1908 ✦ Dimensions: 29 × 11.5 cm ✦ Material: Printed paper ✦ Contents: Complete printed planner ✦ Condition: Good overall condition, some corners, stains and signs of wear.
A refined advertising item from the Belle Époque, appreciated by collectors of antique stationery, school supplies or period advertisements.
