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Cologne — view of the Rhine and the cathedral — Verlag von Housch, Houscheidt in Köln a. Rh. - Front — Front

Cologne — view of the Rhine and the cathedral — Verlag von Housch, Houscheidt in Köln a. Rh. - Back — Back

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Description

Sepia-toned view of Cologne Cathedral overlooking the Rhine, with boats and a promenade in the foreground. On the reverse, the card bears the publisher 'Verlag von Housch, Houscheidt in Köln a. Rh.' and the series number 'HBT No. 313. (Köln)'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DIAP63
Condition: Good condition, with some light folds and signs of aging.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DIAP63

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