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Five French "Poisson d'Avril" Postcards Politics[various]: [various], Circa 1940s. 14 x 9 cm. Divided back postcards of little boys with fish, printed in b&w with some color. All but one stamped and postmarked, to different addressees; holograph text in French. Light soiling to some versos, moderate wear to a few cards. Very Good. Mixed lot of April Fools' postcards, or, as the French call it, April Fish. April 1st has long been a day for pranks in France, with some tracing the origin to the 1564
performed with and for Duncan
center bifolium detached
Light extremity wear
Mexico: Antonio Vanegas Arroyo
7 of at least 16 in this series
named here "The Dairy and Poultry Center of the San Joaquin
3-3/4" x 2-3/4"
Underground newspaper for the burgeoning Haight Ashbury free community
large chip missing from image portion of second scroll
arguing that American exceptionalism
the firm was primarily known for its publication of textbooks
In addition to typical views of the town