Xavier SAGER (1881–1969). A collection of approximately 114 postcards, some postmarked or inscribed, a few annotated, and most blank. Binder 1: series “To the Four Winds,” “Parisian Delights,” “A Parisian Woman’s Morning,” “Sketches of Parisian Silhouettes,” and “Soft-Boiled Eggs.” Binder 2: series “Danses,” “Cabarets,” “Intriques d’avril,” “Avril léger,” “Petites rosseries d’avril,” "In Pajamas," "That’s the New Fashion," "The Farmwife," "Soft-Boiled Eggs," "Daydream," and miscellaneous. Binder 3: series "Paris by Day," “Paris by Night,” “Happy New Year,” “Lily of the Valley in May,” “Evening of the High Society,” “In Alsace,” “The Kiss,” and miscellaneous. Presented in plastic sleeves in three binders. Note: Xavier Sager was a French illustrator who was active primarily in Paris between 1900 and 1914, during the golden age of the postcard. His compositions feature clear, legible lines and bold colors that immediately catch the eye.