This is for a vintage/antique book of postcards all of the city of Bizerte, located in Tunisia in Northern Africa. Undated, but early 1900s. Measures 6 1/8" x 3 1/2". There is rice paper between each postcard. Back of cards are marked Neurdein Freres Imp and cards have an ND logo. According to Dumbarton Oaks Research Library, items with this company name and the logo on the cards would have been produced between 1906 and 1915 (in 1915 the name changed). Back cover has some very light vertical creasing to the back cover parallel to the spine, and the upper left corner of the back cover is gone. Front cover has a 1 3/4" tear on the left side from the bottom up (right near the spine), and a 1/2" edge tear in the center. Cards are all attached to their perforations, and the actual cards measure approximately 5 3/8" x 3 1/2". Cards have no writing and are in nice condition with minor edge and corner wear. Included cards are: Vue panoramique prise de Notre-Dame de Sion; Le Square d'Europe et la Statue de Massicault; L'Avenue de France; Avenue d'Algerie; Cercle de Officiers de Terre et de Mer; Le Square et Cathedrale; Ensemble de vieux Port; La Fontaine; Les Marche aux Bestiaux; Mosquee et Fontaine des Andalous; Rue des Forgerons; and La Plage (cote Controle).