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Red bookplate with a winged Justitia figure holding a sword opposite a crouching dragon, with German motto and 1903.

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Aus der Bibliothek von Dr Max Heberle, Mathilde Ade (1903). Via artnap.com

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A red-printed bookplate in black ink shows a winged, blindfolded figure labeled Justitia seated on a block and holding a sword, facing a crouching dragon with a long curling tail. The inscription reads "Aus der Bibliothek von Dr Max Heberle" with the date 1903 and the German motto "Einem jeden recht zuthon wird sich niemand unterstohn." The signature Mathilde Ade appears at the lower right.