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Carte postale
Affaire Esterhazy - Le mystère de la dame voilée. n°1
Görlitz, Allemagne
19e siècle, 4e quart
1898
Impression sur papier.
Carte postale
Affaire Zola - Esterhazy - Die verschleierte Dame ! n°1
Görlitz, Allemagne
19e siècle, 4e quart
1898
Ecriture manuscrite à l'encre sur papier imprimé.
Carte postale
Affaire Zola - Esterhazy - Die verschleierte Dame ! n°2
Görlitz, Allemagne
19e siècle, 4e quart
1898
Impression sur papier.
