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House (Somme) — The Fortified Castle which has served as a State Prison since the 17th Century — Viso Paris 1043 - Front
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House (Somme) — The Fortified Castle which has served as a State Prison since the 17th Century — Viso Paris 1043

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Description

View of the fortified castle of Haus in Somme, dated from World War I (1914-17), with printed text indicating its use as a state prison since the 17th century. The reverse features a handwritten letter dated 28/6/1917, addressed to Juliette, signed by Marie Louise, daughter of Louis (Pasquier dictionary).

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
STN33
Condition
Good condition, light folds, slightly worn corners
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference
STN33
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