Advertising booklet for "Maxéville Beer" - Circa 1930

Vintage advertising notebook for Maxéville Beer. The illustrated cover features a character inspired by Gallic or mythological iconography raising a beer mug, accompanied by the slogan "the oldest, always the best." The graphic design, very colorful and expressive, is characteristic of advertising from the 1930s, combining humor, tradition, and product promotion. The notebook contains blank pages for note-taking, with an identical printed cover on both sides—an unusual detail that enhances its graphic and advertising appeal. Printed by E. Chambrelent, Paris, with the notation "registered block."
✦ Origin: France
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1930
✦ Dimensions: Approximately 9.5 × 6.5 cm
✦ Material: Printed cardboard and paper
✦ Condition: Good overall condition, slight signs of wear, cover well preserved, interior untouched

Vintage advertising notebook with strong visual presence, sought after for brewery advertising collections, Belle Époque imagery or for a themed display case presentation.