DALHEIM: Round of children, Ch. Bernhoeft, 1903 + Set of 11 old postcards on the Roman eagle, some identical from different periods (around 1900) + Map of the Roman eagle destroyed by the Nazis + Set of 5 animated postcards "Environs de Mondorf-les-Bains", Nels (Metz and Luxembourg), 1900 to 1924 + 2 animated postcards (1. View of Petersberg, N. Schumacher, 1905 + View of Petersberg and the Roman Eagle, N. Schumacher, 1908) + 2 animated postcards (1. Souvenir, E. P. Kraemer, 1905, 2. Road to Waldbredimus, N. Schumacher, 1912) + Card "Surroundings of Mondorf", Nels, ca. 1900

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