From the late 1930s until 1945, these same Superluxe cards were actually printed by E. Sepheriades of Paris. Some of these earlier sets were smaller in number. The E. Sepheriades card below is labeled as No.9 (from a 12 card set) rather than the Superluxe No.15.
No. 9 E. Sepheriades Edition. Image via this*in*that.
An Amsterdam edition was published with captions in Dutch rather than French. Note this card is labeled No.3 (also from a set of 12) as opposed to the Superluxe No.6.
No.3 Image via sandymillns.
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No.19 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
No.20 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
No.21 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
No.22 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
No.23 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
No.24 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
No.25 Superluxe Edition. Image courtesy of www.stamps-auction.com.
All images used with permission.
Special acknowledgment to stamps-auction.com for the generous use of their postcard collection.
Special acknowledgment to stamps-auction.com for the generous use of their postcard collection.
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