Rare Paris France 1920's HAND FAN Cognac Richardpailloud Maison Richard French

Description

Hello!
My friend was in France and purchased this paper fan from the original owner.
They said it had been found in a drawer (with several others).
From mid 1920's.
NEVER USED!! It still had the paper "wrap" around it!
I have removed it for photos but will include it.
The image, created to promote Cognac Richarpailloud,
has all the look of the famous classic French Poster.
Measures  7 1/2" long x 13 1/2" wide when open.
Lower front edge reads:
"Chambrelent Eventalliste Paris"
Text on reverse
"Cognac Richarpailloud Maison Richard & Pailloud"
Signature on front left.
Colors are very vivid.
Folds do show some wear from being folded.
Front and back separating along edges, which is expected
considering
this fan is almost 100 years old!!!
Wood sticks in great shape with two showing a little at top.
Still a gorgeous example!!!
Being sold as found due to these factors.
THIS IS THE LAST FAN I HAVE.
All my items have been stored in a Smoke Free/Pet Free home.
(I do have an adorable Russian Tortoise but he's my baby!)
*Regarding "used" items, please remember that imperfections caused by aging,
how it was made and also how it was previously used are and can be expected.
Please determine condition by yourself taking a close look at pictures and asking questions.
I try my best to get accurate colors on pictures but they will never be 100% exact.*
Please email any and all questions prior to bidding.
Most items will be sent via Priority Mail and ALL will be fully insured.
Payment due within 2 calendar days on offers. A Non-Paying Bidder notice will be filed
if you do not contact me requesting additional time to pay.
I usually pay part of the shipping, if not all, and I always refund any overstated charges.
**INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: PLEASE BE AWARE FIRST CLASS CANNOT BE INSURED.
Also, Buyers are also responsible for paying any and all Import Fees charged by their Country.**
Thanks so much for viewing my listings and HAVE AN AWESOME DAY!!
Sticks and guards are wood