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<font size=5><center>'''Continentale Verlags-Anstalt : Wappen-Sammel-Album'''</center></font> | <font size=5><center>'''Continentale Verlags-Anstalt : Wappen-Sammel-Album'''</center></font> | ||
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The trademark text reads : Karte aus Papier, Pappe odgl. mit perforierten, mit Wappen beklebten oder bedruckten Feldern, um welche herum Reklamen odgl, angeordnet sind. S. Loewenthal, Hamburg, A-B-Cstr. 45, 30/7 03. (Cards made of paper or similar, with perforated fields, printed or glued with coats of arms, around which advertising is placed. Simon Loewenthal, ABC-street 45, June 30, 1903). | The trademark text reads : Karte aus Papier, Pappe odgl. mit perforierten, mit Wappen beklebten oder bedruckten Feldern, um welche herum Reklamen odgl, angeordnet sind. S. Loewenthal, Hamburg, A-B-Cstr. 45, 30/7 03. (Cards made of paper or similar, with perforated fields, printed or glued with coats of arms, around which advertising is placed. Simon Loewenthal, ABC-street 45, June 30, 1903). | ||
The images could be collected from a large number of small companies in Germany, Austro-Hungarian Empire and Holland (and maybe other countries as well). These companies issued advertising cards, with two images, that could be cut out and placed in the album. According to the cards, one card was issued weekly. With 480 cards that would mean 240 weeks. When they started issuing in 1903, the series could have been completed by 1907. | The images could be collected from a large number of small companies in Germany, Austro-Hungarian Empire and Holland (and maybe other countries as well). These companies issued advertising cards, with two images, that could be cut out and placed in the album. According to the cards, one card was issued weekly. With 480 cards that would mean 240 weeks. When they started issuing in 1903, the series could have been completed by 1907. | ||
The album was issued as the first out of a series of two (the second was never issued) and contained the arms of present and former (non-European) countries and European cities. The second album supposedly would contain family arms. | |||
At least six different album formats for the first album were issued, see below. | |||
The cards were issued initially in Germany, but were also available in other countries. As far as I know, the names of the countries and cities, as well as the album itself were not translated. The cards were introduced for the Dutch market in 1908, as can be seen in the advertisements below. | |||
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|align="center"|[[File:14111908a.cva.jpg|center|350 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]] <br/>Bredase Courant 14-11-1908 | |||
|align="center"|[[File:14111908.cva.jpg|center|350 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]] <br/>Delftsche Courant 14-11-1908 | |||
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|align="center"|[[File:22071908.cva.jpg|center|300 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]] <br/>Nieuws van den Dag 22-07-1908 | |||
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The cards were also sold as postcards, without advertisement and perforations. | The cards were also sold as postcards, without advertisement and perforations. | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
For more cards see [[:Category:Continentale_Verlags_Anstalt_(cards)|here]] | |||
Cards of the following companies are known to me, but there must be many more (if you have any or any information, please [[contact]] me) : | Cards of the following companies are known to me, but there must be many more (if you have any or any information, please [[contact]] me) : | ||
*Johann Bach, bookshop, Schöneberg | *Johann Bach, bookshop, Schöneberg | ||
*Eugen Barth, Books and office supplies, Colmar, Germany (now France) | *Eugen Barth, Books and office supplies, Colmar, Germany (now France) | ||
*Lorenz Beyer, Bookshop, Mittweida, Germany | *Lorenz Beyer, Bookshop, Mittweida, Germany | ||
* Adr. van Dieren, paper and office supplies, Amsterdam, the Netherlands | |||
*Robert Doležal Jr., Bookshop, Arnau an der Elbe, Austro-Hungarian Empire (now Hostinné, Czech Rep.) | *Robert Doležal Jr., Bookshop, Arnau an der Elbe, Austro-Hungarian Empire (now Hostinné, Czech Rep.) | ||
*Döscher & Koch, clothing, Stade, Germany | *Döscher & Koch, clothing, Stade, Germany | ||
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*Arno Loth, School supplies, Rosenheim, Germany | *Arno Loth, School supplies, Rosenheim, Germany | ||
*A. Mercklein, book and papershop, Ueckermünde, Germany | *A. Mercklein, book and papershop, Ueckermünde, Germany | ||
*S. Montibeller, (2 shops): clothing and paperwares, Alleegasse 56 and 60, Wien, Austria | |||
*Arthur Müller, bookshop, Rixdorf, Germany | *Arthur Müller, bookshop, Rixdorf, Germany | ||
*Otto Müller, Paper and leather goods, Rixdorf (now part of Berlin), Germany (2 types) | *Otto Müller, Paper and leather goods, Rixdorf (now part of Berlin), Germany (2 types) | ||
*Alfred Nautze, printers, Pirna, Germany | *Alfred Nautze, printers, Pirna, Germany | ||
*August Peter, Coffee, tea and other foods, Halle an der Saale, Germany | *August Peter, Coffee, tea and other foods, Halle an der Saale, Germany | ||
*M.F. van Piere, Bookshop etc, Eindhoven, the Netherlands | |||
*Sebastian Pohl, Butcher, Vienna, Austro-Hungarian Empire (now Austria) (2 types) | *Sebastian Pohl, Butcher, Vienna, Austro-Hungarian Empire (now Austria) (2 types) | ||
*Herman Protz, Bookshop, Rixdorf bei Berlin, | *Herman Protz, Bookshop, Rixdorf bei Berlin, Germany | ||
*Julie Reinhard, Book- and artshop, M | *Julie Reinhard, Book- and artshop, München, Germany | ||
*M. Renze, Bookshop, Bielefeld, Germany | |||
*Arthur Schultz, butter and cheese shop, Rixdorf, Germany | *Arthur Schultz, butter and cheese shop, Rixdorf, Germany | ||
* Alb. Schwarzer, office supplies, Berlin W., Germany | * Alb. Schwarzer, office supplies, Berlin W., Germany | ||
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*Wilhelm Wartenberg, Bookshop, Friedenau, Germany | *Wilhelm Wartenberg, Bookshop, Friedenau, Germany | ||
*unknown issue : back states only Tees, Kakao, Schokoladen (tea, coffee, chocolates) | *unknown issue : back states only Tees, Kakao, Schokoladen (tea, coffee, chocolates) | ||
*unknown issue : back states only | *unknown issue : back states only Nähr- und Stärkungsmittel für Kinder und Rekonvaleszenten (food for children and for recovering) | ||
*Several companies issued cards without text on the back of the stamp | *Several companies issued cards without text on the back of the stamp | ||
==Albums== | ==Albums== | ||
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The oldest versions of the album were simply named Wappen-Album. Later versions were named Wappen-Sammel-Album. | The oldest versions of the album were simply named Wappen-Album. Later versions were named Wappen-Sammel-Album. | ||
All albums have the same | All albums have the same lay-out : a front page, followed by an 8-page index of all arms and then 20 pages to glue or stick the images. All indicate that it is the first album, but the second was never published (see above). | ||
There are no indications to the dates when the different albums were published. As the cards could be collected over a long period of time, the cards inside each album can not be used for dating a specific album. The | There are no indications to the dates when the different albums were published. As the cards could be collected over a long period of time, the cards inside each album can not be used for dating a specific album. The six albums that I am aware of, can be placed in a logical sequence though, based on name and population figures. | ||
===Album 1=== | ===Album 1=== | ||
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The index of this album : [[File:index5.cva.pdf]] | The index of this album : [[File:index5.cva.pdf]] | ||
===Album | ===Album 6=== | ||
Album 6 is the latest album that I know of. The cover is identical to album 4. Index is printed in green with a different lay-out and updated population figures as compared to album 5, hence it is the newest album. Some small other textual changes. | Album 6 is the latest album that I know of. The cover is identical to album 4. Index is printed in green with a different lay-out and updated population figures as compared to album 5, hence it is the newest album. Some small other textual changes. | ||
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File:Troppau.cva.jpg|Troppau | File:Troppau.cva.jpg|Troppau | ||
File:Turkei.cva.jpg|Türkei | File:Turkei.cva.jpg|Türkei | ||
File:Turin.cva.jpg|[[Torino|Turin ]] | |||
File:ungarn.cva.jpg |[[Hungary|Ungarn]] | File:ungarn.cva.jpg |[[Hungary|Ungarn]] | ||
File:Unterwalden.cva.jpg|[[Unterwalden]] | File:Unterwalden.cva.jpg|[[Unterwalden]] | ||
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File:Valencia.cva.jpg|[[Valencia]] | File:Valencia.cva.jpg|[[Valencia]] | ||
File:Venedig.cva.jpg|[[Venezia|Venedig]] | File:Venedig.cva.jpg|[[Venezia|Venedig]] | ||
File:Verona.cva.jpg|[[Verona]] | |||
File:Versailles.cva.jpg|[[Versailles]] | File:Versailles.cva.jpg|[[Versailles]] | ||
File:Vorarlberg.cva.jpg|[[Vorarlberg]] | File:Vorarlberg.cva.jpg|[[Vorarlberg]] | ||