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Song pamphlet, Louis Guedan, “Viens Hélène,” undated, Maison d'édition mondaine, 2 p.
Cover page of L'Illustration, July 21, 1906 with a full-page drawing on the cover: “Un violent tumult se produit au pied de la tribune. - Agitation prolongée (Journal officiel du 14 Juillet 1906).” REVERSE: “L’épilogue de l’affaire Dreyfus a la Chambre des Députés,” Sabatier, L [author?], 2 p.
Page 35 from L'Illustration (not the supplement), July 21, 1906, photos and a small article relating to the duel over Dreyfus between Sarraut and Pugliesi-Conti. REVERSE: (glued to the back of p. 35) page 55 from L'Illustration (not the supplement), July 28, 1906, with five pictures showing Dreyfus being re-decorated, and the caption: “A L'école militaire: La remise des insignes de la légion d'honneur aux commandants Targe et Dreyfus.” 2 p.
Four page Supplément à L'Illustration, July 21, 1906, “L'arret de la cour de cassation,” showing pictures of the taped up bordereau and other “evidence,” 4 p.
News clipping, “L’épilogue de l’affaire Dreyfus,” piece seems cut out from the second page (back of the title page) of L'Illustration (not the supplement), July 28, 1906, 1 p.
Song pamphlet, “La Brissonnienne” [to the tune of “La Paimpolaise,” six couplets, anti-Semitic song, hostile to Brisson]. On the back cover is a cartoon by Bruno showing Brisson and behind him, Dreyfus and Joseph Reinach, Edition Musicale Française, 2 p.
News clipping, “Rapports et Correspondance de Schwarzkoppen,” L’Oeuvre, June 26, 1930, 2 p. [#22]
News clipping, “Rapports et Correspondance de Schwarzkoppen,” L’Oeuvre, June 27, 1930, 2 p. [#23]
3/4 numbered, postmarked German postcards addressed to Madame C. Henry in Paris: “Affaire Zola-Esterhazy, Dieverschleierte Dame! No.3, La dame voile!, Rentrons!,” January 16, 1901., 2 p.
Song pamphlet, Antonin Louis, “Vive l'armée!” (chanson populaire), 1898, Edition Musicale Française, with photo of Paul Dérouléde, 2 p.
4/4 numbered, postmarked German postcards addressed to Madame C. Henry in Paris: “Affaire Zola-Esterhazy, Dieverschleierte Dame! No.4, La dame voilée! La découverte du mystère!” January 16, 1901, 2 p.
Anti-semitic postcard published by Le Franciste, “Etudiants!,” undated, 2 p.
Anti-semitic postcard published by Le Franciste, “Paysan!,” undated, 2 p.
Flyer, 1965 – does not appear to be part of the Dreyfus material and is not found in the Index, 2 p.
News clipping, 1)Albert Bayet, “Au Pied du Monument Emile Zola” and 2)Author unknown, “Quelques belles pensées de Zola,” Le Quotidien, June 15, 1948, 1p.
Image Populaire: “Le Retour de l'ile de Diable”, Entrée Triomphale a Paris, five part color cartoon of the return of Dreyfus from Devil's Island, with song lyrics, 1899, Hayard, 1 p.
Satirical newspaper with cartoon on the cover (by Bobb) captioned “On n’entre plus!” and sub-captioned “Nous sommes maîtres de traiter nos addaires chez nous comme nous l’entendons,” La Silhouette, No.1165, July 17, 1898, 4 p.
Satirical newspaper with cartoon (by Bobb) on the cover captioned “La Vérité en marche,” and sub-captioned “Vive la maquis!,” La Silhouette, No. 1194, February 5, 1899, 4 p.
News clipping, Georges Sadoul, “Emile Zola, il y a 40 ans plubliait son ‘J’accuse!’” REVERSE Article fragment, Georges Beaubois, title unknown, January 15, 1938, 2 p.
News clipping, “L'Affaire Dreyfus rebondit,” title unknown, October 30, 1946, 1 p.
Song pamphlet, Charles Aubert, La Voix du Peuple, No.1: “Vos guelles..! Eh Judas!,” 4 p.
Pamphlet: p.1:”Testament Officiel d'Emile Zola,” p.2: Large drawing of a spider with “Qui n'a pas son araignée...? Ah! la sale Bête, elle a du poil aux pattes,” p.3: Essay “Qui n'a pas son araignée dans le plafond,” p.4: Announcement of Zola's death and “invitation” to his burial. (Index indicates that it was supposed to be read in the reverse order, i.e. p.4-p.1, not p.1-p.4), 1898, Léon Hayard, éditeur imprimeur, 4 p.
News clipping advertising a book by Armand Charpentier called: “Les Côtés mysterieux de l'Affaire Dreyfus.” Among other things, the text refers to Esterhazy having written the bordereau under the order of Colonel Sandherr. [handwritten: 1938] (this clipping is not referred to in index, but the book to which the clipped advertisement refers, is, on page 14)
Conference handout, author unknown [handwritten: “Documents pour une conference sur l'affaire Dreyfus”], “Commandante Esterhazy” is in bold print at the top, and below is a series of handwritten couplets (photocopied), which go back and forth being identified as either “Bordereau” or “Esterhazy” - seems to be a handwriting analysis, undated.(Not in index)
Conviction and Deportation to Rennes (Mr. Lipschutz included in this category a picture of Major Dreyfus from long after the Affair)