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Caen — Facade of the Abbey of the Ladies — Church of the Trinity — Founded by Queen Mathilde (11th century). One can still see in the choir its restored tomb from 1819. - Front
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Caen — Facade of the Abbey of the Ladies — Church of the Trinity — Founded by Queen Mathilde (11th century). One can still see in the choir its restored tomb from 1819. - Back
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Caen — Facade of the Abbey of the Ladies — Church of the Trinity — Founded by Queen Mathilde (11th century). One can still see in the choir its restored tomb from 1819.

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Description

Postcard showing the facade of the Abbey of the Ladies in Caen, with the Church of the Trinity. The printed text indicates its foundation by Queen Mathilde in the 11th century and the presence of its restored tomb from 1819. On the reverse, a handwritten correspondence addressed to Madame Élisabeth Le Véniuet in Saint-Omer, with a 10-centime French Republic postage stamp canceled in Caen.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
OXK99
Condition
Good condition, light folds, slightly worn corners
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
OXK99
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