12 early postcards describing the Dreyfus affair and prominent figures in the affair. published by various publishers throughout Europe at the height of the affair. among: A postcard with a caricature that mocks General Henri - Dreyfus appears to be carrying him on a stretcher after he committed suicide and died to death, a postcard containing the famous letter Dreyfus wrote to his wife after he was imprisoned (Max Marcus, Berlin) A photo postcard showing Emil Zola and his words from "I accuse" and the example of his signature, a postcard showing the heroes of the affair to Labory [who defended Dreyfus in the Berne trial], Dreyfus, Esterzi [Wrote the bordereau which served as the basis for Dreyfus' authorization], a postcard with the image of Edouard Drumont emerges from his anti-Semitic newspaper Le Libre Parole, and more.
10 undivided [pre-1905], 3 mailed, fine condition.
