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Cyclist in Racing Outfit — Photo Llorca - Würsruhe - Front — Front

Cyclist in Racing Outfit — Photo Llorca - Würsruhe - Back — Back

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Cyclist in Racing Outfit — Photo Llorca - Würsruhe

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Description

Old postcard showing a cyclist in racing outfit, with a band and striped jersey, posing in front of a stone wall décor. On the reverse, a handwritten address to Mademarcelle Jeanne Clément and Éguilles, Canton d'Étix, with a green 95-centime stamp and a Marseille 3 June 1904 postmark. The printed text indicates that correspondence on the front is not accepted by all foreign countries.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: TZC31
Condition: Light folds, corners slightly damaged, brown stain on the front, good overall condition.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: TZC31

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