These are called International Pantomime, printed in the United Kingdom and distributed through A&BC. The prefix EP could mean Europian Print or Europian Pantomime but I am not sure. They are dated around 1960 and were used in areas with multiple languages since they had no words on them.
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EP-6 |
EP-7 |
EP-8 |
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EP-9 |
EP-10 |
EP-21 |
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EP-22 |
EP-23 |
EP-24 |
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EP-25 |
EP-36 |
EP-37 |
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EP-38 |
EP-55 |
