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1858 Münchener Bilderbogen #234: FS. Schnellpressendruck von C.H. Schurich. E. Ille. R. Braun und F. Schneider. Copy? Unknown source.
This broadside presents the fable in six scenes, starting with both families. Perhaps the best of the six illustrations is the sixth, with the fox marching off with his tail between his legs. Is this an original or a copy?
1858? Münchener Bilderbogen #598: Reineke Fuchs: Erster Bogen. C. Wolf and Son. Eduard Ille. Braun & Schneider. Unknown source.
Reineke's first encounters -- with Braun, Hinz, and Grimmbart.
