This is the stereotype of a Jew with large noses, wearing different coats and sidelocks.
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Publisher: National Comic Postal Card Company.
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Date: 1905 (Undivided back era)
Rarity: ☝☝
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Wednesday, August 16, 2023
This is the stereotype of a Jew with large noses, wearing different coats and sidelocks.
Artist:
Publisher: National Comic Postal Card Company.
Printer:
Date: 1905 (Undivided back era)
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
Sidelocks in English, or payot in Hebrew, are worn by some men and boys in the Ultra Orthodox Jewish community and is based on an interpretation of Jewish law's injunction against shaving the sides of one's head.
Artist: Arthur Thiele
Publisher: Theodor Ströfer
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Date:
From series 1215 of “Horse Gentlemen”
Rarity: ☝☝☝ (less than three seen by this blogger)
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