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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of German Folk Song Postcards, by Grieshaber & Säuberlich

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of German Folk Song Postcards, by Grieshaber & Säuberlich

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of German Folk Song Postcards, by Grieshaber & Säuberlich

(Postkarten). A lot of four colour postcards, each presenting a coloured illustration and lyrics from a German folk song, including Es wollt ein Mädchen früh aufteh’n (A Girl Wants to Get Up Early), Als ich gestern einsam ging (When I Went Alone Yesterday), Es ist so schön Soldat zu sein (It’s So Nice to Be a Soldier), and Liebling wenn ich traurig bin (Darling When I’m Sad), each reverse presents the maker mark VERLAG GRIESHABER & SÄUBERLICH IN STUTTGART, each measuring approximately 10.4 cm (w) x 14.7 cm (h), scuffing around the edges, and ranging in conditions from near very fine to very fine.