Job

The craftsman from France came up with a million dollar idea; the papers were a success, and the initials JB were known throughout the towns. On the papers, the J and the B were seperated by a diamond, so consumers began calling the brand JOB. The brand name followed shortly after, and by 1849, Jean Bardou filed for a patent for "Papier JOB".

In the 1890's, many reknowned artists were brought in to design advertising posters for the brand. The brand can be seen all over the world, even starring in early films! Try these amazing papers today and see what all the hype is about!