CLAUSEN: 1. Clausenerthal u. Dreithürme, Beaucolin, 1901, 2. Gruß aus Clausen, Knopf, 1899, 3. Clausen (in color), 1908, 4. 2 x Ansicht von Clausen, Schoren, 1902, 5. 2 x Clsuen du rocher de Bock (in color), Stengel Co. (Dresden), ca. 1920, 6. Faubourg de Clausen, Grand BAzar Champagne, 1918, 7. Faubourg de Clausen (en Clausen), Grand Bazar Champagne, ca. 1910, 8. The Alzette in Clausen, Bernhoeft, No. 11986, 1911, 9. The Alzette in Clausen, Schleich Nachf. (Dresden), 1906, 10. Waterfall, Grand Bazar Champagne, 1914, 11. Waterfalls, 1927, 12. Turn, Schaack, ca. 1930, 13. Bridge, Schaack, ca. 1930, 14. Bridge, Schaack, ca. 1930, 15. New Bridge, Schleich Nachf. (Dresden), ca. 1905, 16. bridge, Champagne Mercier, ca. 1905, 17. bridge, west side, 1905, 18. bridge, Houstraas, ca. 1915 + about 30 from 1900 to 1930

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