Wissembourg, Cut Out Game

This charming cut-out game was printed in 1880 by Buckhardt in Wissembourg, a studio known for its playful paper creations and bold chromolithography. Designed to be cut and assembled by hand, each figure—like this delightfully grinning harlequin, captures the spirited imagination of 19th-century toy design with punchy color, clever detail, and a touch of theatrical flair. Not to mention, its an original stone lithograph! Originally made as a pastime for children, these sheets now feel more like mini works of art. Whether you frame them flat or assemble them into their original form, they bring a dose of personality to any wall. A fun, rare piece of ephemera that still knows how to capture attention and spark a conversation.  Size: 26.75" x 17.0" Condition: Very Good, Age-appropriate wear, fading and toning. Original centerfold present. Paper toning. Light border wear. Stray vertical printer plate mark in outer left margin. Areas of faint stray background printer marks. Please use the photo zoom feature to get a better understanding of overall condition. *Additional photos available upon request.