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Château de Chenonceaux — Renaissance Style — Built on the Cher, around 1520, by Thomas Bohier, chamberlain of François 1er. (Indre-et-Loire) - Front — Front

Château de Chenonceaux — Renaissance Style — Built on the Cher, around 1520, by Thomas Bohier, chamberlain of François 1er. (Indre-et-Loire) - Back — Back

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Château de Chenonceaux — Renaissance Style — Built on the Cher, around 1520, by Thomas Bohier, chamberlain of François 1er. (Indre-et-Loire)

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Engraved illustration of the Chenonceaux Castle, showing its Renaissance architecture and its location on the Cher. Printed text at the bottom indicates the approximate construction date and architect. Back: green 20-centime stamp, shipping postmark 'ST SEINE ET VILAINES', handwritten address to 'Monsieur A. Gonon, 17 rue Lerray, Le Mans', and mention 'COLLECTION HISTORIQUE DE LA FRANCE - Bibliothèque Nationale'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: MHS59
Condition: folds, worn corners, stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: MHS59

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