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ITEM DESCRIPTION:

Being offered for sale is the LOT OF 10 VERY RARE, vintage UN-STRUCK / FULL / UNUSED / NEW-OLD-STOCK 'EARLY FRENCH FILM CINEMA' THEMED MATCHBOOKS/MATCHES & COVERS (30 light blue tipped matches per book (30 x 10 = 300 matches)) all from the CINEMATHEQUE FRANCAISE ("...a French film organization that holds one of the largest archives of film documents and film-related objects in the world." -Google), presumably from the gift shop (zero precedents or references on these matchbooks found online - gift shop or short-term promotional items are our best guesses), featuring COVER ART / MOVIE-STILL IMAGES from 10 DIFFERENT ANTIQUE FILMS, (which are NAMED & DATED AT INNER COVERS, see LAST 4 PICTURES for all films included), manufactured by "SEITA" of France, from circa the mid 20th century (best guess), as seen in the pictures/as described in the title. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR IMPORTANT CONDITION NOTES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back...no questions asked!

CONDITION NOTES:

New old stock. Full matchbook(s). Never used. Never struck. Cover(s) may have minor cosmetic wear from brief handling over time but absolutely nothing major. See pics.

PLEASE NOTE: At the time of this listing, we had/have (2) lots of (10) of this lot of movie themes/style matchbooks. Both lots include the exact same books and all are in very comparable condition. You will receive one at random. Discount for multiple purchases. The more you buy, the cheaper they get! Make offers!!

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT:

Please see ruler in pictures for size/scale reference. Additional measurements shall be provided upon request. Each book weighs approx. 0.13 oz. / 3.8 grams. Total weight of lot is 2.0 oz.

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