【Management Number: M002】 This is a set of two portrait photographs of a girl taken in a German photography studio from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. The photo on the right is believed to have been taken to celebrate her elementary school enrollment (Einschulung). A carte de visite, in French, means "visiting card." Specifically, it refers to a small card with a portrait photograph attached to a mount, which became widespread in Europe, including France, in the 19th century. These were typically the size of a business card and were exchanged as introductions or souvenirs in social and business settings. These are real photos from the time, including the mounts. They are perfect for antique and vintage collections, junk journals, scrapbooks, or as charming interior decorations when placed in small frames. They can also be used as collage materials for art projects. This is a one-of-a-kind item. Returns are not accepted. If you would like to see the photos enlarged, please let me know in the comments. We plan to list many more cartes de visite in the future. *Please note that these paper products are over 100 years old and show signs of aging, such as stains, discoloration, fading, small scratches, and wear. We recommend that those who are familiar with antiques and brocante purchase these items. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about the fine details or if you are a first-time buyer. *Shipping will be via Yu-Packet Post Mini.