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ref : PO GE ant 005 Printer : Ratinckx verso :blanco
" bottier et magasin de chaussures de dames " Oudaan Houdaen
schoenen shoes Schuhe chaussures souliers zapatos
schoenmaker cobbler shoemaker Schuster Schuhmacher cordonnier zapatero
ANVERS Antwerpen - anno 1840 - 1860 Grande gravure vignette superbe carte porcelaine porcelein card
size : see scan.
DESCRIPTION of this RARE PRINT carecteristics
Card TYPE : paper coating and metal ink printing anno 1840 to 1860 , exquisite in printing and design
Porcelain cards refer to a specific engraving form which existed only in Belgium from about 1840 into the 1860’s ONLY . Production : a highly glossed stock (like porcelain) and powdered metallic inks applied by hand. Lithostones were used because engraving or handpress would damage the card ! Of course there are known also etchings but it would be to expensive for these cards which editing was on very low numbers. this makes most of these very scarse items . Since the procedée was used for 20 years and visiting cards change all the time ... address, owner, more products ... and changing from printer from time to time, you think that 2 cards are the same ... but they never are ... always different, always minor typographic changes, bigger letters, smaller etc ...
Used colors in inkt = paint are :
vermilion, red lead, lead white, Prussian blue, ultramarine, carbon black and chrome yellow
The process allowed for extremely delicate and intricate designs, but was abolished due to the high toxicity of the colored powdered inks and lead oxides used. The inkters and printers died very fast on lead intoxication, so it was forbidden at a certain time to use the lead in ink.
There still exist menus, business cards, calendars, visit cardsn invitations, songs, celebration papers etc...produced by this rare process, highly sought by collectors.
We have a fine collection of more than a thousand, found in "albums de collection “
The Cards are thicker and stiffer than normal paper because the paper is really coated with the white lead-containing paint.
FRENCH
Cartes porcelains étaient fabriqué pendant 20 années, surtout en Belgique. Les ouvriers étaient vite toxiqué et meurent poissonné par le contenu de plomp dans les matières utilizes. RARE RARE
DUTCH
Deze kaarten werden gamaakt met gebruikmaking van lood in de verf ( het spierwitte glanzend papier ) en in de metaal inkten die men hiervoor special liet maken. Het effect is schitterend en de kaarten zijn zeer gewild bij verzamelaars. Ddooradat de arbeiders zo vlug strierven aan lood vergiftiging werd het procedee verboden.
GERMAN
Das Procedee utilisiert um diese Karten zu machen hat man nur 20 Jahren gebraucht, bis 1840 to 1860, nur in Belgien. Die arbeiter werden krank und sterbten sehr schnell und Fabricage war verboten .
shipping included worldwide !
We have about more than 1000 different at htis moment.
Our ephemera shop is in Antwerp and we are for more than 40 years in business now.
We sell postcards, chromos, trade cards (i am a Liebig Extract of Meat cards collector myself)
All our items have a money back guaranty.
We guaranty authenticity for all we sell, we hate repoductions of any kind
Trade card tradecard printing print handpress litho lithographic - ink inkt - procelein kaart kaarten cartes porcelaines porcelain cards - aarde lood vergif vergiftiging toxic poisson tradecard visiting card
- carte de visite - business card - travel card - identity advertising card - salesman card - adress card - carte d'adresse - réclame - chromo - Kaufman , Kaufmans Karte - Händlers Karten - ephemera
Europa Europe Europ Belgie Belgium Belgique Belgica
Antwerpen Anvers Antwerp Anverpen Anverpia
porcelein porseleinkaart porcelain Porzellan Porzellankarte porcelaine porcelana
kaart kaartje carte card karte tarjeta de visite visitekaart visitekaartje visit business card visiting card Visitenkarte visita adres adreskaart adrescard address adresse Adreßkarte Adreß visit card - visite kaart - carte de visite - Reklame Karte - carte réclame
adres kaart - address card - carte adresse
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