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| Only one of these small nativities (the one on the extreme right) carries the name of its publisher, Reproducta. The other threeperhaps all from the same source?feature gold printing and gothic arches. |
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| Swedish die-cut card. |
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Greek Christmas/New Year's card from the 1950s. |
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The Adoration of the Magi, in national dress. |
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An Alfred Mainz card in Russian. |
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| The Alfred Mainz company of New York publishes fold-out cards in many languages including Spanish, Greek, Russian, and German. |
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| More Alfred Mainz cards. |
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| Two unusual cards featuring a snowscape (left) and an boys choir (right). |
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