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Panoramic view of Albi showing the cathedral and ruins of Castelviel, with tiled-roof houses below. The reverse indicates the publisher 'W. & H. LETTRELLIER, PARIS' and an instruction for correspondence.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
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DXS05
Condition
good condition
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Unique piece
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