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The Tarasque of Tarascon — Traditional Monster — Coll. L.A. n°229 - Front
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The Tarasque of Tarascon — Traditional Monster — Coll. L.A. n°229 - Back
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The Tarasque of Tarascon — Traditional Monster — Coll. L.A. n°229

Fairy tales, popular stories & legends
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Description

Postcard illustrating the Tarasque, a legendary monster said to have ravaged the banks of the Rhône according to tradition, with a replica displayed in Tarascon. Printed text at the bottom: 'Coll. L.A. 229. LA TARASQUE de TARASCON. Monster that, according to tradition, ravaged the banks of the Rhône and was tamed by Saint Martha. The people of Tarascon celebrate their deliverance by displaying a replica of this monster through the streets of the city.' Reverse: 40c red stamp, handwritten script, address to Monsieur Tusperteur in Brive, and postal cancellation.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
KVL67
Condition
creases, corners slightly damaged
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
KVL67
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