Ponte Nomentano in the Roman Campagna. In the center field the bridge. Wood engraving after Albert Hertel (1843 Berlin 1912) for Adolf Closs, Stuttgart. (1876.) Inscribed: within the subject AH (joint). 1874., otherwise typographically in German as above. 12.8 x 18.5 cm.

BACK: Via Appia in the Roman Campagna. On this two travelers, otherwise field of ruins. Wood engraving after Ferdinand Keller (Karlsruhe 1842 – Baden-Baden 1922). Inscribed: within the subject Keller 1874, otherwise typographically in German as above. 10.6 x 18.7 cm. – On both sides the complete text of the letter “(Some Cicerone’s Wisdom)” dated Naples to the publisher J. Engelhorn in Stuttgart.
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“ The prints arrived safely. What is your return policy? My boss, doesn’t like the images, which I understand is subjective (– probably in reaction on the 11^th September –) and no reflection on the condition or any representations you made. Sorry to bother you with this ”

(Mrs. A. P., September 26, 2001)