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[Above: This was done by the artist Elk Eber, entitled 'Ein Meldegänger' (A Messenger). Unlike all of the other postcards shown here, which were published by Heinrich Hoffmann, the next few postcards were not published by Hoffmann. This particular postcard was published by Emil Köhn and bears a very large postcard number (which doesn't seem to correlate with the Hoffmann set). It is interesting that a small handful of postcards from the House of German Art, which weren't published by Hoffmann, have no number. This makes it almost certain that these numbers were not from The House of German Art, but from Hoffmann.]

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[Above: This was done by the artist David Fahrner, entitled 'Der Morgen' (The Morning).]

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[Above: This was done by the artist Karl Truppe, entitled 'Jugend' (Youth).]

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  • The following are postcards from a variety of different publishers, artists and styles:
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    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Menschenpaar' (Couple), 1937.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Kauernde' (Crouching), 1927.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Knieende' (Kneeling), 1926.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Tänzerin' (Dancer), 1912.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Genius vom Beethovendenkmal' (The Genius from the Beethoven Monument), 1927.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Verkündung' (Pronouncement), 1934.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Gottesstreiter' (Champions of God), 1934.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Eva' (Eva), 1923.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Georg Kolbe, entitled 'Hockende' (Squatting), 1931.]

    [Above: This was done by the artist Rudolf Agricola, entitled 'Sitzendes Mädchen' (Seated Girl).]

  • The following postcards are done by the artist Karl Graf. The first example is entitled 'Mandelblüte bei Neustadt an der Weinstraße' (Almond blossom near Neustadt on the Wine Route). This set was published by the German Labor Front for Strength Through Joy.

  • The following set of postcards were sent to 'The State of the K.d.F. Automobile' (K.d.F. = Strength through Joy - they are referencing the Volkswagen). Most of them have cancels celebrating January 12, 1941 Stamp Day. Click to see more.

  • The following set of postcards were published by 'Traditionsphlege' (Preservation of Tradition).

  • The following set of postcards were published by 'Eric Gutjahr'.