French Anti-Semitic Postcard "Tonkin. Channel of Hamelin - The Jew" - 1922

Anti Semitic - Jewish - French anti-Semitic number of the "Pour rire quand meme!" publication with 125 stories about Jews French anti-Semitic number of the "Pour rire quand meme!" "To laugh anyway!".

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

19th century French Anti-Semitic Lithograph, "Les Differentes Positions Sociales" (the different social classes) including: a priest, a nobleman, a peasant, a beggar, a king, a soldier and a Jew. The

Rare French anti-Semitic propaganda with nice cover showing JUIF star of David for French Jews. Pamphlet has many different ideas and stories with an anti-Semitic background. They denigrate, point and

French anti-Semitic pocket book "Juifs et Americans. Rois de l'Afrique du Nord" or "Jews and Americans - Kings of North Africa" written by André Chaumet. This book talks about the connection between

Rare French anti-Semitic book from 1942 called "Français!... Il Faut Redevenir". A period book that talks about the Jewry and the "danger" of Jews on French and European societies. A typical period a

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.

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

Lot of three French Anti-Semitic pamphlets from the 1940s. Text in French accompanied with caricatures. Overall good condition, light foxing.

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.

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

2 Old German Publications. One is a number of the "Der Oldenburger Residenz-Bote" political newspaper and the other one is an anti-Semitic Booklet called "Juden und Lords Hand in Hand" (Jews and Lords

Anti Semitic drawing depicting Jewish People as birds or eagles. Apparently, ink on paper. Drawn by an unknown artist. Illegibly signed. Described on the back. Apparently France, circa the late 19th c

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

Keep Out Alien Jews. Anti Semitic broadside calling to stop Jewish immigration to England before World War Two, and help stop the flood of aliens into Britain. Published by the British Union of Fascis

An anti Semitic sculpture 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.

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

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

3 different anti-Semitic stamps with hard messages against the Jews, such as "Jews out" or "Our calamity blames the Jews". Good condition and still stiched together. To glue on envelopes.

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:

Lot of 3 anti-Semitic porcelain figurines, including a Royal Doulton figurine of Fagin the Jew, and two other grotesque figurines of Jewish characters (one serving as a salt shaker and the other as a

Two-sided anti-Semitic poster, 23 x 16 in. on newspaper stock, on side bearing a caricature of a Jew reviewing a demolished city, with another scene showing a German soldier watching Jews working in t