【Management Number: M001】 Two sets of portrait photographs of a girl taken in a German photography studio from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. They are believed to be photographs taken during celebrations for a baptism and Communion. ※ The size of the right photo is approximately 11 x 5 cm, and the left photo is approximately 12 x 5 cm. Please allow for slight variations. A carte de visite, in French, means "business 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 usually 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 mount. They are perfect for antique and vintage collections, as well as for junk journals, scrapbooks, or as interior decorations in small frames for shops. 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 a larger view of the photos, please let me know in the comments. We plan to list many more cartes de visite in the future. ※ Due to the paper products being over 100 years old, there is age-related deterioration such as stains, discoloration, fading, small scratches, and wear. We recommend purchase for those accustomed to antiques and brocante. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about the fine details or if you are a first-time buyer. ※ Shipping is planned via Yu-Packet Post Mini.