FOUR POSTCARDS
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A Japanese postcard, on the resistance of Belgium to Germany. This is a characteristic production, with the legend in Japanese, and was not published for the Western market. The English names and number were written on it by the purchaser in Japan.
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This spirited and delightful postcard by Niké, one of a series which foreran his book of soldiers (almost the only wholesome war-book for children), was published as early as August, 1914, before the victory of the Marne. Looking at its breezy outlines, and at the merry colours of the original, it is difficult to believe that it was drawn and printed at a time when all the printers were mobilised, and makeshift workmen formed the only labour.
the Cosack:... Can I give you a lift to Berlin?...
Le Cosaque:... Viens-tu á Berlin?......
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THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE.
"In a magnificent rush the German armies have twice passed the Marne. All goes well. The troops are fresh."—Wolff.
Collection of 6 cards of the firm Bouveret, Le Mans.
Dans un élan magnifique, les armées allemandes
ont passé deux fois la Marne. Tout va bien.
Les troupes sont fraîches. Agence Wolff.
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THE LAST TANGO.
L. Dalvy, 50 Bd. de Strasbourg, Paris.
CONCERT EUROPÉEN EUROPEAN CONCERT
LE DERNIER TANGO. ...! THE LAST TANGO. ...!
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