Paiement 100% sécurisé

Forest of Compiègne — The Marshal Foch's Wagon in Which the Armistice Was Signed on November 11, 1918 — LL - Front — Front

Forest of Compiègne — The Marshal Foch's Wagon in Which the Armistice Was Signed on November 11, 1918 — LL - Back — Back

SoldPSA03

Forest of Compiègne — The Marshal Foch's Wagon in Which the Armistice Was Signed on November 11, 1918 — LL

4,00 €

This postcard has been sold

Secure payment

Free shipping from €40

14-day money-back guarantee

Description

Postcard showing Marshal Foch's wagon in Compiègne, where the armistice was signed on November 11, 1918. Printed text at the bottom of the front. Back: space for correspondence and address, with the publisher's indication 'Levy et Machais, Rue Letullier, Paris'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: PSA03
Condition: folded, corners slightly damaged, visible stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: PSA03

Back to catalogue

You may also like

War Cross — Honor to the Brave — Publisher Not Visible

War Cross — Honor to the Brave — Publisher Not Visible — Back

Sold

War Cross — Honor to the Brave — Publisher Not Visible

Head of Faux — French Trenches — Imp. Braun, Orsay

Head of Faux — French Trenches — Imp. Braun, Orsay — Back

Head of Faux — French Trenches — Imp. Braun, Orsay

School destroyed by the barbarians — Battle of the Marne — 1914 — J.M.T.

School destroyed by the barbarians — Battle of the Marne — 1914 — J.M.T. — Back

School destroyed by the barbarians — Battle of the Marne — 1914 — J.M.T.

VIMY - War Site - German First-Line Trenches — Germanlines, April 1917

VIMY - War Site - German First-Line Trenches — Germanlines, April 1917 — Back

Sold

VIMY - War Site - German First-Line Trenches — Germanlines, April 1917

Military Scene — mountains and soldiers in action — A.D. Caudrotin, no. 140

Military Scene — mountains and soldiers in action — A.D. Caudrotin, no. 140 — Back

Military Scene — mountains and soldiers in action — A.D. Caudrotin, no. 140

Reims — Damage from a German bombing — Cliché M. Lavergne, Reims

Reims — Damage from a German bombing — Cliché M. Lavergne, Reims — Back

Reims — Damage from a German bombing — Cliché M. Lavergne, Reims

Ruins of the Great War — St-Jean des Vignes Church — Soissons

Ruins of the Great War — St-Jean des Vignes Church — Soissons — Back

Ruins of the Great War — St-Jean des Vignes Church — Soissons

Church of Pervyse — Ruins After Destruction — I. M. L. n° 2232

Church of Pervyse — Ruins After Destruction — I. M. L. n° 2232 — Back

Sold

Church of Pervyse — Ruins After Destruction — I. M. L. n° 2232

Reims — The Burned and Bombed Cathedral by the Germans 1914-1918 — Collection G. Dubois

Reims — The Burned and Bombed Cathedral by the Germans 1914-1918 — Collection G. Dubois — Back

Reims — The Burned and Bombed Cathedral by the Germans 1914-1918 — Collection G. Dubois

Berry au Bac (Aisne) in the Ruins — The Last Remnants of the Terrible Battles of 1914 to 1918 — V. Thylllier, Publisher, Reims

Berry au Bac (Aisne) in the Ruins — The Last Remnants of the Terrible Battles of 1914 to 1918 — V. Thylllier, Publisher, Reims — Back

Berry au Bac (Aisne) in the Ruins — The Last Remnants of the Terrible Battles of 1914 to 1918 — V. Thylllier, Publisher, Reims

Fort de Vaux — Heroic Defense Against the Germans — Edition Verdun

Fort de Vaux — Heroic Defense Against the Germans — Edition Verdun — Back

Sold

Fort de Vaux — Heroic Defense Against the Germans — Edition Verdun

Manoeuvres of the Eastern Army — General Brugère, Director of Manoeuvres — Environs of Dijon (5–17 September 1904) — Librairie L. Venot

Manoeuvres of the Eastern Army — General Brugère, Director of Manoeuvres — Environs of Dijon (5–17 September 1904) — Librairie L. Venot — Back

Manoeuvres of the Eastern Army — General Brugère, Director of Manoeuvres — Environs of Dijon (5–17 September 1904) — Librairie L. Venot

Sign in to follow

Comments

Sign in to leave a comment

No comments yet. Be the first!