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Antisemitic Satirical Postcard Paris Series No. 7 ChanteclairThe description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Old illustrated postcard with character political and satirical, published by the Anti-Semitic bookstore, 45 rue Vivienne, Paris.
Map of the 1st series – n°7, illustrated by Chanteclair, representing a caricature scene accompanied by the dialogue:
" Oh ! Samuel! What a beautiful watch you have there! how much does it cost you?
—Nothing at all, Isaac! The merchant was sleeping!... »
This map is part of the anti-Semitic propaganda spread in France at the end of the 19th century, particularly in the context of the Dreyfus Affair.
It is proposed solely for its historical and documentary interest, without adhering to the ideas it conveys.
Editor:
- Anti-Semitic bookstore
- 45 rue Vivienne, Paris
- 1ʳᵉ series n°7
State :
Good general condition for its age. Uncirculated card showing traces of handling, some foxing, light dirt and remains of old collage on the back (see photos).
📸 The photographs are an integral part of the description.
Old illustrated postcard with character political and satirical, published by the Anti-Semitic bookstore, 45 rue Vivienne, Paris. Map of the 1st series – n°7, illustrated by Chanteclair, representing a caricature scene accompanied by the dialogue: " Oh ! Samuel! What a beautiful watch you have there! how much does it cost you? This map is part of the anti-Semitic propaganda spread in France at the end of the 19th century, particularly in the context of the Dreyfus Affair. It is proposed solely for its historical and documentary interest, without adhering to the ideas it conveys. Good general condition for its age. Uncirculated card showing traces of handling, some foxing, light dirt and remains of old collage on the back (see photos). 📸 The photographs are an integral part of the descript
