Casablanca.—The Jewish Quarter, a Group of Israelites. Published by P. Grébert, Casablanca.

Al Jolson. N. V. Universum S. A., Antwerp.

Greetings from Devil’s Island. Dreyfus’s Hut. Dreyfus.

A Young Girl Ploughing in the Fields of the Agricultural School for Girls

Chawe Leie git szabes (Eve-Leah, Good Shabbat). Published by the S. M. P. Kr. (Society of Polish Painters in Kraków).

The New Synagogue in Essen-Ruhr. Interior View.

Constantine. Street in the Jewish Quarter. Neurdein Frères.

Warsaw. Synagogue. Posted on 8 February 1905.

Greetings from Bielitz. Tunnelstraße. Hermann Seibt, Meissen.

Greetings from Cologne. Königsplatz with the New Synagogue. Another copy of this postcard was posted in 1900.

El Kef—Jews’ Market. Published by B. Groux.

Z. Stryjeńska. Polish Dances: Jewish. Galeria Polska, Kraków.

Ein-Harod. The Tobacco Cultivation at the New Colony, Founded by the J.N.F. Eliahu Bros—Jaffa & Tel-Aviv.

Vienna. Jews’ Alley. Hans Götzinger (artist); Kohn Brothers Vienna I (publisher).

The World Famous “Reuben’s” 6 East 58th Street, Just Off Fifth Avenue, New York.

Berr of the Comédie Française. Paul Boyer, Paris (photographer). Maurice Manès, Paris (publisher). Before 1907.

Funeral of a respected Jew in Lida. Haeckel Brothers, Berlin (photographers); Georg Stilke, Berlin (publisher).

Greetings from Danzig. Published by J. Miesler, Berlin.

Gloversville, N. Y. Nathan Littauer Hospital. S. L. & Co. (S. Langsdorf & Co.) Made in Germany. Posted on 27 September 1910.

Salonika.—In the Israelite Cemeteries.—Old Serbian.