10 rare New Year greeting postcards. Various publishers and locations, early 20th century.
The postcards include: A New Year postcard featuring a photograph of agricultural workers from the Hebrew farming colony in Clarion, Utah (sent by mail in 1912), A New Year postcard published by Shesin, with a poem by S. Frug about the violin – Yiddish greetings on the reverse, A postcard featuring Wachtel’s illustration of Galut (Exile), A New Year postcard with an image of a child holding a telephone receiver, alongside one of the Hebrew versions of Hatikvah, A Gruss aus postcard sent from Budapest in 1901 with illustrated city landscapes and a Hebrew New Year blessing, handwritten New Year wishes in German from a brother to his brother, A New Year postcard with a colored photograph of a young girl – on the reverse, a Hebrew greeting to the writer David Shemanovitz from “one of your admirers, ” Yehudit Grossberg, A postcard with an illustration of a girl in traditional European attire against a snowy rural backdrop – sent by mail in 1907 (printed in Germany)
– And others.
Very good overall condition.
