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Blida — General View Taken from Fort Mimich — Publisher Blida, Series Number Not Visible - Front

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Blida — General View Taken from Fort Mimich — Publisher Blida, Series Number Not Visible

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Description

Black and white aerial view of the city of Blida, taken from Fort Mimich, showing a dense urban landscape with buildings and trees. At the bottom left, a legend indicates 'BLIDA' with a publisher logo. The printed text at the bottom right specifies 'General View Taken from Fort Mimich'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: IJZ79
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: IJZ79

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