Some beautiful and very old Bernard Fürth's (and one ARTB label of Adalbert Scheinost) Austrian labels were added to my collection latly and I will be happy to show them to you out there

This one is very interesting one since it has the name of Bernard Fürth on it,
but it is probably from Sweden.
Label show 2 odd figures, Wajang maybe.

My small Fürth's Elephant collection. The blue long one and the big one
at the bottom, are for export to Italy.
The blue long one was used for wrapping old wooden matchbox.

These 3 labels are very colorful and well preserved for their age and were aimed to the Chinese market:

Very nice long label showing a Unicorn in some kind of a basket
 aimed to the Arabic market

Beautiful ARTB label made for the Croatian market

Another beautiful ARTB label - the Ship's drawing is the same as
the above label made for the Chinese market 

A Packet label made for the Greek market

A Packet label made for the Swedish market

The Smokers by Adalbert Vojtech Scheinost 

Come with me to see the Circus came to town

We will carousel with the animals

Then we will see the Elephants Trainer

And meet the clowns 

New lovely "Find the differences" Japanese labels in my collection!

Meet the Deerest family

All the family

The Gay couple

The lovely Monogamous couple

Here, they changed positions

Unexpectedly some more "Find the differences" beautiful Japanese labels were add to my collection

"don't touch my balls"

"Don't touch my pearl !"

The Elephants Trainers 

"Help us ! We are stuck in those letters !"

The Japanese war fan (and other look a like fans)

The Japanese war fan

Antique Japanese (samurai) Edo period gunsen war fan

A war fan is a fan designed for use in warfare. Several types of war fans were used by the samurai class of feudal Japan. Kunoichi (female ninja) used them also. They are also referred to as tessen (鉄扇, literally "iron fan(s)"). War fans were commonly used as surprise-weapons.  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Read more...

The Telephone Blabbers

I have 2 cute Japanese labels of  Telephone Blabber - The Deer Blabbers and the Rabbits with Pigeon:

But lately I discovered that, like many other labels, there are more version of this motive out there:


The Rabbits with the Pigeon
-  colored version

The Tiger talks with the Deer (2 versions)

The Monkey talks with the Elephant (A Box label)

A slightly different label of the above (A packet label)

ARTB Label

A different monkey

Going to the market...(labels are not mine unfortunately, but maybe one day...who knows)

Looking sad...

What are they carrying on this wagon? Is it a ball on a cloud? It is surely something else...There is probably a Japanese story behind it

The dog is carrying a globe on his wagon...but this is not satisfying me.

Come with me to the Chinese Zoo!

One more interesting and beautiful Japanese label