ANTI-SEMITIC ANSCHLUSS POSTCARD

Rare propaganda postcard related to the 'Anschluss' of Austria in 1938, 4 x 6 in., published in Graz. The slogan at bottom: 'Men it’s time' was a well known battle call from the time of the 180

Joseph and his Brethren. Anti Semitic postcard showing dozen stereotyppical Jews. Published by E. J. Hey & Co., London. Circa the early 20th century. Good condition, creases, wear.

Jews in the army. Anti Semitic postcard showing 3 Jewish officers serving in the German Military. Stamped on the back with the stamp of Hotel Kolner Hof. Apparently, Germany, circa the late 19th centu

An antique original American antisemitic postcard depicting a caricature portrait of a Jewish woman with the lettering Mein Gracious cand you wride? Designed by Frederick L. Cavally and published by F

An antique original American color antisemitic caricature postcard depicting a Jew watchmaker with a client with the lettering I Am Passing the Time at... Dated to 1905. Printed in the USA. Antique Am

An antique original American color antisemitic postcard depicting a caricature portrait of a Jewish man with the lettering I Am Doing a Rushing (Russian) Business upper right. Circa the 1910s. With so

An antique original Russian Imperial antisemitic postcard depicting a pogrom scene in the house of the local Jew Leiba from Haidamaki, an epic poem by Taras Shevchenko about the Koliivshchyna led by M

An antique original German color antisemitic postcard depicting a caricature on two Jewish men with a lettering lower right. Designed by Ottmar Zieher. Ottmar Zieher was mostly a publisher, but he was

An original antique Russian Imperial antisemitic postcard depicting a scene from Haidamaky, an epic poem by Taras Shevchenko about the haidamaky rebellion known as the Koliivshchyna led by Maksym Zali

61. A COLLECTION OF 101 ANTISEMITIC POSTCARDS. Europe, Early 20th century. A massive collection of Jewish men and women depicted with horrifyingly antisemitic features. Many used.

69. A COLLECTION OF 18 ANTISEMITIC POSTCARDS. USA and others, early 20th century. A group of used and unused postcards from the early 20th century making fun of Jewish people.

66. A COLLECTION OF TWENTY ANTISEMITIC POSTCARDS. USA and others, early 20th century. A group of used and unused postcards from the early 20th century making fun of Jewish people.

Kith me, Ithaac. I will if I can, Rebecca. Anti Semitic postcard showing a stereotypical Jewish couple that can not kiss because of their big noses. Hand painted. Apparently England or the United Stat

Pair of anti-Semitic German postcards, one urging Germans not to buy from Jews, the other urging that Jews be placed into a ghetto lest they 'lock you into a Christian quarter!' Both were published in

Postcard with Anti Semitic stamp " Die Juden sind unglück " - " The Jews are unhappy " sent in 1939 from Miesbach. Rare stamp.

COLLECTION (80) JUDAIC POSTCARDS AND CARDS INCLUDING ANTI-SEMITIC REAL PHOTOS

Primarily American and German origin including cards for New Year, Shabbat, circa 1900. Some antisemitic content.

Subscription card for Julius Streicher's vile anti-Semitic rag, 'Der Sturmer', printed as a postal reply postcard. The subscriber agrees: 'I am taking part in the great reconnaissance campaign...' and

Extremely rare Anti-Semitic bronze statue of two elderly European Jews talking by Romanian sculptor Gheorghe Stanescu(1889-1967), circa 1940.8"x 12" x 5".Apparently a satirical depiction, the images o

Terracotta Anti-Semitic German sculpture, "Ein Börsengeheimnis". Decorated with a Jew figure whispering a "stock market secret" to the ear of a wealthy Jewish gentleman. Height including the base:

Collection of circa 1920-1923 German and Austrian notgeld with anti-semitic themes, includes notes from Bockenem (Ambergau), Amstetten, Arnstadt, Beverungen, Bielefeld, Brakel, Bremen, Brixlegg, Frank

For your consideration here is the Original GERMAN WW2 ANTI SEMITIC RUSSIAN COSSACK SS VOLUNTEERS BIBLE BOX, 1943. Very unusual box designed as a bound book with metal binding support, clasp and metal

Terracotta Anti-Semitic tobacco/cookies box, Austria. Decorated with Jewish figure with a hat and payot. Height: 30.5 cm. Signed "Austria". Minor flaws.

Lot of seven horrific anti-Semitic caricatures originally appearing in the Julius Streicher publication 'Juden Stellen Sich Vor' ('Jews Introduce Themselves'), published in Nuremberg by Sturmer Verlag