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Cathedral of Narbonne — Collection of Cathedrals and Principal Churches of France — F. Barnaud, photographer, Laon, n°59 - Front — Front

Cathedral of Narbonne — Collection of Cathedrals and Principal Churches of France — F. Barnaud, photographer, Laon, n°59 - Back — Back

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Engraved illustration of the Cathedral of Narbonne, showing its Gothic architecture with the choir, chapels, and two towers. The text states that it was rebuilt by Pope Clement IV, that the foundations were laid in 1272, and that the exterior construction was completed in 1332. The back bears the inscription 'POSTCARD TO BE USED ONLY IN THE INTERNAL SERVICE (FRANCE, ALGERIA, TUNISIA)'

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: KZO21
Condition: Visible folds, slightly damaged corners, moisture stains.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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