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Haut-Königsbourg (Alsace), alt. 757 m. — Main Entrance — Cards 'La Cigogne', Strasbourg - Front — Front

Haut-Königsbourg (Alsace), alt. 757 m. — Main Entrance — Cards 'La Cigogne', Strasbourg - Back — Back

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Haut-Königsbourg (Alsace), alt. 757 m. — Main Entrance — Cards 'La Cigogne', Strasbourg

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Description

View of the main entrance of the Haut-Königsbourg castle in Alsace, located at an altitude of 757 m, with a paved path lined with trees leading to the fortified building. The back indicates the publisher 'Cards 'La Cigogne'', located at 37, Rue de la Course, Strasbourg, and presents the typical correspondence lines of a postcard.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DAMT39
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DAMT39

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