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Trois aviateurs en biplan — Sissonne-Aviation — éditeur Sissonne-Aviation, n°19 - Front — Front

Trois aviateurs en biplan — Sissonne-Aviation — éditeur Sissonne-Aviation, n°19 - Back — Back

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1914-1918 1st War

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Scène d'aviation militaire montrant trois hommes en uniforme dans un biplan, survolant un camp avec des tentes. Texte imprimé en bas : 'SISSONNE-AVIATION' et 'PHOTO-ROUX'.

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Type: CP
Reference: RVI57
Condition: pliée, coins abîmés, taches
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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