HEIDELBERG, GERMANY 1930s ALBUM - PHOTOS - POST CARDS & SCHLOSS HOTEL BROCHURE For Sale

We are offering a 1930s 8 1/2" x 11" Photo Album of Heidelberg, Germany consisting of 15 photographic prints on the album pages. There are also some postcards of German scenes pasted on the album pages, and a 1930s Schloss Hotel brochure.
Photo images are:1.) Path Totalansicht vom Philosophenweg (Total View of the Philospher's Path); 2.) In Bluten (In Blooms); 3.) Schlop van der Hirschgasse (Castle of the Hirschgasse); 4.)Alte Brucke mit Schloss (Old Bruce with Castle); 5.)Schloss von Scheffel aus (Castle from Scheffel) - with a man and woman on a bench; Schloss (Heidelberg) - with flowering tree in foreground; 6.) Von der Terrasse gesehen (Seen from the Terrace) with castle on the mountain, village and river below; 7.) Heidelberger Fass (Heidelberger Barrel) - late 19th century engraving; 8.) Schlosshof Otto Heinrichsbau mit Brunnenschacht (Otto Heinrichsbau Castle Courtyard with Fountain Shaft; 9.) engraving of the Schlosshof (Courtyard); 10.) Gesprengter Turn (Blasted Tower); 11.) Schloss-Altan (Castle Gazebo); 12.) Erker im Schloss (Worker in the Castle); 13.) Universitat (University) with courtyard filled with men; 14.) Blick auf Neckargemund (View of Neckargemund); 15.) Neckartal (View of Neckar Valley).
Postcards are: 1.) Heidelberg Schlossof (Courtyard); 2.) Heidelberg Die Alte Brucke mit Schloss (The Old Bridge with Castel); 3.) An untitled postcard of Castle; 4.) Heidelberg Doss Schloss von der Herschgasse gesehen (Doss Castle from Herschgasse); 5.) Heidelberg Universitat (University) with people and cars; 6.) Ritter Hotel; 7.) picture montage of different scenes.
Also, a quite interesting postcard of the interior of what appears to be an out-of-use prison, with two cots and graffitied walls, with possiblepolitical overtones (not sure). Written on the wall at the top is "Dieses Loralist nur fur S. G. Leute" (This loralist (loyalist?) only for S.G. People). The date of 1889 is on the wall. The walls are covered with over two dozen dark shadow head portraits that appear to be either prison guards or policemen with captions and symbols. One drawing is of a man on top of another man's shoulders, appearing to be possibly trying to escape, with a policeman running towards them shooting a gun. There's a Coat of Arms and family Crest; and names of many different people including Klitzing, W. Hahn, & Speckert.