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Monologue of GERNY and BAZIN — Created by VAUNEL — Published with the permission of SULZBACH, publisher — No. 288 - Front — Front

Monologue of GERNY and BAZIN — Created by VAUNEL — Published with the permission of SULZBACH, publisher — No. 288 - Back — Back

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Monologue of GERNY and BAZIN — Created by VAUNEL — Published with the permission of SULZBACH, publisher — No. 288

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Humorous postcard presenting a monologue of Gerny and Bazin, created by Vaunel, with printed verse text on the theme of the contrast between 'big' and 'small'. The reverse indicates the publisher SULZBACH, publisher, in Paris, and mentions reserved rights. The card also bears the inscription 'All rights reserved H-J-W, Paris'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: WEA27
Condition: bon état
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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