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==Company== | ==Company== | ||
Casiez-Bourgeois was a French producer of chicory coffee surrogate, popular at the turn of the 19th-20th century. The company was based in Cambrai in the North of France and has issued a number of series of trade cards. Two are with an heraldic theme; the [[Armes des Villes de France]] and the Arms of countries series, shown here. | Casiez-Bourgeois was a French producer of chicory coffee surrogate, popular at the turn of the 19th-20th century. The company was based in Cambrai in the North of France and has issued a number of series of trade cards. Two are with an heraldic theme; the [[Armes des Villes de France]] and the Arms of countries series, shown here. They also issued postcard in the series [[Villes_Décorées_de_France_(postcards)#Casiez-Bourgeois|Villes_Décorées_de_France]]. | ||
==Heraldic cards in the series== | ==Heraldic cards in the series== | ||
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Series information :
- Date of issue : around 1900
- Number of cards : ?
- Image variants : ?
Company
Casiez-Bourgeois was a French producer of chicory coffee surrogate, popular at the turn of the 19th-20th century. The company was based in Cambrai in the North of France and has issued a number of series of trade cards. Two are with an heraldic theme; the Armes des Villes de France and the Arms of countries series, shown here. They also issued postcard in the series Villes_Décorées_de_France.
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