50 postcards published by “Yehudia,” Warsaw. 26 of them have photographic portraits of authors, poets, thinkers and Zionist leaders. The remaining 24 have drawings of Jewish characters, Jewish scenes or Jewish artists.
Most are in good condition. Some are torn, stained or creased on the back side.

Ten postcards with drawings by Uriel Birnbaum connected to Biblical verses. Published by Agudat Israel, Vienna. Includes original paper envelope.
Very good condition. Foxing on one of the postcards.

1. A Jew wrapped in his Talit, reading a book, with many soldiers in the background. Good condition.
2. Pesach Seder in St. Quentin, 1915. The picture shows soldiers sitting around the festival table. Good condition.
Owner's ink stamp.

Four postcards in memory of “the praised Jewish hero” Zishe Breitbart, who died in Poland in 1925. Published by M. Gordon, Warsaw, circa 1925. “Tzum andenken fun velt Berimten Yudishen Gibor Zishe Breitbart…”.
Breitbart was a famous circus performer, strongman and Jewish folklore hero.
Fair condition, staining and creases. One of the postcards is in pink, and has a blank back side

37 postcards depicting scenes from Jewish life: Synagogue, Prayer, Yom Kippur, Shabbat, etc. Various publishers. 20 are undivided. 12 are used.
Various conditions, good.