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Germigny (Marne) — A Completely Demolished Village Street — Edition Bon, Publisher « Vichy » - Front
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Germigny (Marne) — A Completely Demolished Village Street — Edition Bon, Publisher « Vichy » - Back
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Germigny (Marne) — A Completely Demolished Village Street — Edition Bon, Publisher « Vichy »

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Description

Detailed view of a completely destroyed street in Germigny (Marne), with ruins of stone and wooden houses, scattered debris, and a bare tree in the center. The back features a handwritten correspondence addressed to Madame Chaudagnol in Paris, with a mention of 'mandat' and 'sister Léonie'.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
SLB89
Condition
Good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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