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Monoplan Peugeot Rossel — ancient aviation aircraft — publisher Marque Étoile, n°49 - Front — Front

Monoplan Peugeot Rossel — ancient aviation aircraft — publisher Marque Étoile, n°49 - Back — Back

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Monoplan Peugeot Rossel — ancient aviation aircraft — publisher Marque Étoile, n°49

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Postcard showing a Peugeot Rossel monoplane on a muddy field, with two men nearby; the printed text indicates '49. MONOPLAN PEUGEOT ROSSSEL'. On the reverse, the publisher is identified as 'Marque ÉTOILE, 2, rue d'Amsterdam, Paris' with mention of Émaillographie (deposited) 610, and a handwritten correspondence is visible.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: TLT41
Condition: plis, coins usés, taches
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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