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Arc de Triomphe — Homage to French soldiers who died for the Fatherland — A. Joinard, Publisher Paris - Front — Front

Arc de Triomphe — Homage to French soldiers who died for the Fatherland — A. Joinard, Publisher Paris - Back — Back

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Arc de Triomphe — Homage to French soldiers who died for the Fatherland — A. Joinard, Publisher Paris

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Description

Commemorative postcard of World War I depicting the Arc de Triomphe with the inscription 'HERE RESTS A FRENCH SOLDIER WHO DIED FOR THE FATHERLAND 1914-1918'. The back is blank, without text or postmark. The publisher is indicated at the bottom of the front: 'A. JOINARD. PUBLISHER PARIS'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: TQY67
Condition: Good condition, with some light folds and discreet stains.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: TQY67

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