File:Historical ambigram logo MAOAM 1900s.svg
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English: Historical ambigram logo MAOAM ("Am liebsten Münster MAOAM köstlich"), between 1900 and 1931. Originally Edmund Münster's fruit chewies, Dusseldorf. Mirror symmetry (vertical axis), white letters on black background.
Français : Logo ambigramme historique MAOAM ("Am liebsten Münster MAOAM köstlich"), entre 1900 et 1931. A l'origine, bonbons aux fruits d'Edmund Münster, Dusseldorf. Symétrie miroir (d'axe vertical), lettres blanches sur fond noir.
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| Date | between 1900 and 1931 |
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| Author | Unknown author |
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