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Peasants dancing the bourrée — Issoire (1830) — Imp. Boucheron et Vessely - Front
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Peasants dancing the bourrée — Issoire (1830) — Imp. Boucheron et Vessely - Back
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Peasants dancing the bourrée — Issoire (1830) — Imp. Boucheron et Vessely

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Description

Postcard showing two children in festive attire, a boy in a top hat and a girl in a ruffled dress, dancing the bourrée in Issoire in 1830. The reverse side features a handwritten letter addressed to 'Madame V. J. Bourrageas' in Nîmes, with a 10-centime stamp and a postmark from Marseille dated 10-6. The sender is Jean Gouard, who mentions the birth of his grandson and the presence of Maman and Mimi.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
YWY57
Condition
Folds, corners slightly damaged, visible water stains
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
YWY57
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