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Five-Masted Schooner « La France » — Collection of the Maritime and Colonial League — Publisher AEC Paris - Front
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Illustration of a large five-masted sailing ship navigating at sea, with the artist's name L. Hoffner signed at the bottom. On the reverse, printed text describing « La France » as the largest sailing ship in the world and a symbol of the height of sail-powered naval power before its disappearance. Publisher AEC Paris, with partially visible postmark and cancellation.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
DVZ39
Condition
folds, worn corners, stains
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Unique piece
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