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Snowy Soldier — souvenir of the house — FIDES 1014 - Front
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Monochrome illustration of a soldier in uniform, holding a rifle, standing in a snowy landscape, looking toward a warm house scene in the background. The printed text at the bottom says: 'The dear home. Home! home! sweet, sweet home!'. The publisher 'FIDES' and the serial number '1014' are visible at the bottom right. The reverse shows a blank postcard with the inscription 'IMPRIMERIE LAPIKA - PARIS' at the bottom left.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
IDH47
Condition
good condition
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Unique piece
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