Null [Periodicals: Satire and Caricature] Lustige Blätter Ca. 1890-1930. Five sc…

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[Periodicals: Satire and Caricature] Lustige Blätter Ca. 1890-1930. Five scrap albums, each w. approx. 150 ills., featuring des. from just one specific artist per album: T.T. Heine (2x), W.A. Wellner, E. Stern and 1 other. Normal signs of age/ wear. Nice collections/ overviews of artists' works. (total 5)

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[Periodicals: Satire and Caricature] Lustige Blätter Ca. 1890-1930. Five scrap albums, each w. approx. 150 ills., featuring des. from just one specific artist per album: T.T. Heine (2x), W.A. Wellner, E. Stern and 1 other. Normal signs of age/ wear. Nice collections/ overviews of artists' works. (total 5)

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