French Anti-Semitic Postcard "The Exodus of the Congregations" - ca. 1905

LENEPVEU, V. Musee Des Horreurs. No. 25. Imp. Gerant. Lenepveu, ca. 1900. 25 ½ x 19 ¾”. One of a series of 52 anti-Semitic French caricature posters published following the election of

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

Emile Galle Cameo Glass Vase, ca. 1904-1905, French, composed of amber over green glass and depicting a flowering vine, signed "Galle" in cameo with a star, h. 7-3/4", dia. 5".

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

Europe, France (Paris), ca. 1880 to 1905 CE. A lovely French clock made by Etienne Maxant Brevete. The movement is stamped "15565 / ETIENNE MAXANT / BREVETE / 4 R DE SAINTONGE PARIS / MADE IN FRANCE".

Attributed to Charles-Francois Grenier, dit Lacroix de Marseille (French, ca. 1700-1782) "Pecheurs dans des Rochers pres d' un Petit Port" oil on canvas partially signed/inscribed "Lac..." lower right

Jugendstil table clock, WMF. Germany, ca. 1905. Silver-plated tin-plated metal and glass. Table clock by the German manufacturer WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) in which we see the main ch

Orville and Wilber Wright Signed French Card. Orville Wright (August 19, 1871 - January 30, 1948) and Wilbur Wright (April 16, 1867 - May 30, 1912). The First Flight, it was 12 seconds that would chan

Cretors Co. Popcorn Wagon Engine. Chicago: C. Cretors Co., ca. 1905. Motor-driven engine used to power a popcorn machine, with steam whistle and pressure gage; a small clown turns the glass vessel fil

ca 1905 Waltham tall case chime clock, outstanding carved mahogany case, phases of the moon dial, 9 tubular chimes, overall ht 105 1/4"

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