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206 - German Empire.- Approximately 300 postcards with portraits, mostly from the nobility and politics of the German Empire. Mostly circa 1900-1920. Loosely inserted in a contemporary linen album (spine missing).
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€120 - 150Sale fees
German Empire.- Approximately 300 postcards with portraits, mostly from the nobility and politics of the German Empire. Mostly circa 1900-1920. Loosely inserted in a contemporary linen album (spine missing). Featuring portraits of Wilhelm II, Auguste Victoria, Friedrich Wilhelm, Victoria Luise, Oskar of Prussia, Louis Ferdinand, the emperor's grandchildren, the imperial family, the emperor in the field, the imperial couple, the crown prince and princess, Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg, Bismarck, Hindenburg, Felix von Luckner, etc., as well as Ludwig of Bavaria, Emperor Franz Joseph I, Alphonse XIII of Spain, Eleanor of Bulgaria, and others, plus one postcard of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II of England from 1953. Some postmarked.]
Auction details
Auction 100 (Art & Books)Auction house
Antiquariat & Auktionshaus Schramm +49 4 31 80 39 23 info@antiquariat-schramm.deDelivery is optional. You can use the carrier of your choice. The stated price does not include the lot price or the auction house fees.
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