Typed Letter in German Signed by Sigmund Freud on His Personal Stationery to Swiss Psychoanalyst Mira Oberholzer Regarding Freud Acolyte Wilhelm Reich American wit and humor " depicting five children processing

" depicting five children processing down a stylized English village lane

establishing the image in a distinct carte-de-visite format and definitively identifying Oldroyd as both the photographer and publisher

Though Hoffman is not explicitly identified within the booklet as the author

and titles and printer's device printed in black

prior to their landmark 1960 merger into Holt

Typed Letter in German Signed by Sigmund Freud on His Personal Stationery to Swiss Psychoanalyst Mira Oberholzer Regarding Freud Acolyte Wilhelm Reich American wit and humor " depicting five children processingFreud, Sigmund. Typed Letter in German, Signed by Sigmund Freud on His Personal Stationery, to Swiss Psychoanalyst Mira Oberholzer, Regarding Wilhelm Reich. Vienna, February 8, 1927. [2] pp. on a single sheet of Freud's personal Vienna stationery measuring 8 15 16" x 5 13 16" (227 x 148 mm), professionally encapsulated within a "PSA DNA Certified Authentic Autograph" tamper evident protective holder (Cert. No. 85788176) measuring 13 3 16" x 9 11 16"