Binder of "Psst...!" - a weekly anti-Semitic and anti-Dreyfus cartoons - all issues of the first

Anti-Semitic and anti-Communist propaganda newspaper "Who Should I Vote For?". Printed by Verlag Hoffmann-München. With many anti-Semitic cartoons and photos, among others of Julius Streicher.Very

Lot of four German anti-Semitic reproduction posters, all approx. 23.5 x 33.5 in., made for the Russian people, all bearing anti-Semitic images and text, the first of which features caricatures of Jew

Ultra Anti-Semitic Libel Published in Polish by German Occupiers "Mortal Enemy of Christianity" written by Zbigniew Kowalewski and printed in 1943 in Warsaw. Soft cover. May cartoons and photos that d

Set of 5 anti-Jewish Polish newspapers "Samoobrona Narodu". Propaganda from the first few months of World War 2. Name "Samoobrona narodu" means "self-defense of the nation". Inside contains many photo

Chinese Propaganda and Anti-Imperialist Cartoon Books.- Woodcuts of Wartime China 1937 ? 45, first edition, illustrated, original wrappers, wear to extremities, slightly browned, text in Chinese and E

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Anti-Slavery Record. Text illustrations on the first page of most issues. iv, 168 pages. Volume I complete: No. 1-12 plus collective title, index, and appendix. 12mo, publis

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Anti-Slavery Record. Text illustrations on the first page of most issues. iv, 168 pages. Volume I complete: No. 1-12 plus collective title, index, and appendix. 12mo, publis

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

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

Pottery stein, .5L, relief, marked Musterschutz, by Dümler & Breiden, Anti-Semitic, pewter lid, pewter strap repaired, handle flakes on relief

Ultra rare Slovak version of the infamous anti-Semitic booklet "Der Untermensch"!!! Traslates to "the subhuman", one of the most infamous publications that the SS publishing house ever published by sp

AN ANTI-SEMITIC SILVER CHARITY CONTAINER. Probably Russian, 20th century. In the shape of a Hasidic Jewish mane with long payos and a long nose. Coin slot in back. Illegibly marked. 4" wide and 4.5" t

An antique grotesque / anti-Semitic walking stick, ca. 1900, with a carved haped handle with a jewish skullcap decorated with a Star of David, with a long nose, length 80 cm.

EXTREMELY RARE GERMAN WW2 ANTI-SEMITIC WHW 10 ZLOTY BANKNOTE Anti-Jewish WHW (Winterhilfswerk) 10 Zloty bank note issued in Generalgouvernement for the campaign 1943-1944. Banknote is with anti-Semiti

Set on an original marble base. The Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. has this identical figure in their collection. On their website, they describe it as anti-Semitic due to the stereotypical facia

Anti-Semitic Lithograph, London Characters - Petticoat Lane, England, Late 19th Century. Depicting a Jewish peddler. Dimensions: 73.5X50 cm. See identical item in the catalog: "The Jew in Antisemitic

20. Johnny Winter Anti-Semitic Cane- Early 20th Century- A high relief carved anti-Semitic stag handle, most of these were carved in Germany, natural vine wrapped shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 6”

An anti Semitic bank in the shape of a winking Jewish man. Hand painted and glazed ceramic. Apparently, England, circa the 19th century. Height: approximately 18 cm. Good condition, chips, wear. A sim

Anti-Semitic German Advertising announcement on cardboard "Cakes Won't Be Given to Jews and Poles". Probably to use in Aryan pastisseries in occipied Poland. Size: 30x21cm **** Important**** Shipping

One of the beggars holds a cup and the other plays a string instrument. According to their faces this is probably an anti-Semitic image. It sits on a wood block (some has separated). Height: 35cm. Wid

Two anti-Semitic propaganda pamphlets from World War II period. [West Europe, early 1940s]. French and Dutch. 1. "Derrière Tout: Le Juif" [behind everything: Jews!], [ca. 1940, France?]. Leaf folde

Three Anti-Semitic newspapers "Arijsky Boj", or "aryan struggle" , printed in Czech Republic! Very interesting set of three very rare anti-Semitic newspapers. Printed by a Czech fascist party that sup