Chromolithograph pamphlet with three folds, printed on both sides, opening out to 6.25x9.5". Paris: Vins Mousseux, 1900.
A gorgeous little pamphlet printed for the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris (yes, the one the Eiffel Tower was created for). A map of the Champ de Mars and of Vicennes is printed in the interior (Soda-Wine was at kiosk 29), while chromolithograph images of the exposition and of a view of Paris from the top of a precipice overlooking the city are printed on other pages.
Very good - an extraordinary survival of an advertising pamphlet from an exhibitor at the Expo.
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