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Arras — The Town Hall — Detail of the Facade - Front
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Arras — The Town Hall — Detail of the Facade

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Description

Postcard showing the building of the Town Hall in Arras, with an architectural detail of its Gothic facade adorned with gables and mullioned windows. The reverse has a handwritten correspondence addressed to Jacques Loisel, rue de la République in Rouen, with a green 5-centime stamp and a cancellation.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
DHKF99
Condition
Good condition, light folds, corners slightly worn
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
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