35 postcards with a Jewish context, many of them early and unique. Various publishers and places of printing, late 19th century (1891) to 1930s.
Including: a printed postcard with an invitation to a Brit Mila, Hernyakova, Romania (1891); a postcard depicting a Matzah and reading "Simchat Yom Tov" (1901); a postcard issued by the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society, Orphan Asylum, New-York (1904); a postcard with a greeting for Purim, issued by the JWB (Jewish Welfare Board), France (1919); a postcard with greetings for the New Year – "Familien-Bezugs-Karte" (1920s); a postcard of the metal factory of Josef Rosenthal in Vienna (1920s); a postcard issued by a "Talmud Torah" in Tripoli, Libya, with a Judeo-Arabic text; a postcard marking the tenth anniversary of the Jewish choir "HaZamir" in Copenhagen, 1922; a postcard with a photograph of a Jewish senior citizens' home in Bordeaux, 1934; and additional interesting postcards, many of which depicti Jewish figures from Eastern and Central Europe. Six of the postcards are undivided.
Condition varies. Most of them were used. Enclosed is one cut postcard.