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Arrival of the Harvesters in the Pontins Marshes — Publisher Leopold Robert, n°882 - Front — Front

Arrival of the Harvesters in the Pontins Marshes — Publisher Leopold Robert, n°882 - Back — Back

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Arrival of the Harvesters in the Pontins Marshes — Publisher Leopold Robert, n°882

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Color illustration of a group of harvesters in traditional attire, with cattle and sacks of wheat, in a rural landscape. On the reverse, printed text indicating the publisher Leopold Robert, Paris, and a handwritten address to Mello Germaux at La Villeneuve-le-Roy. 5-centime postmark with cancellation 'CRINE D'OR 25'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: ZXZ47
Condition: Good condition, some light creases.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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