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Worldwide Postcards - Collection of "Zieher" Stamp Illustrated Postcards. An eye-catching and appealing group of 20 postcards, each illustrated with postage stamps from countries which include as New Zealand, British Guiana, Tasmania, Mexico, South Australia, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Cape of Good Hope, San Marino, Russia, Uruguay, Hungary and Tunisia. These postcards became very popular in the 1900-1910 period, with a postcard publisher named Ottmar Zieher of Munich, Germany being one of the most prominent producers. Sixteen of these cards are directly attributed to Zieher, with the remaining four cards likely his (or a competitor at the time). Seldom offered in groups, a nice assembly. Estimate =
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