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French Warship IÉNA — Explosion on 12 March 1907 — unidentified publisher, no. 370 - Front — Front

French Warship IÉNA — Explosion on 12 March 1907 — unidentified publisher, no. 370 - Back — Back

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French Warship IÉNA — Explosion on 12 March 1907 — unidentified publisher, no. 370

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Description

Postcard showing the French warship IÉNA in full explosion, with dense smoke and visible damage, dated 12 March 1907. Printed text at the bottom: '370.-French Navy IÉNA During the Explosion of 12 March 1907'. Reverse: handwritten address to 'M. Charbonnier, Mechanics' Quarter, Béziers', with mention of 'Correspondence' and partially erased postmark.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: TLQ55
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: TLQ55

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