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The Little Drummer — Salon de l'École Française 1906 — by E. Chaperon - Front
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The Little Drummer — Salon de l'École Française 1906 — by E. Chaperon

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Illustration of a young drummer in military uniform, holding a drum, on a balcony with a view of an urban landscape. Printed text at the bottom: 'Salon de l'École Française 1906 The Little Drummer, by E. Chaperon'. On the reverse, handwritten message in cursive script and address to 'Madame Simon, Rhyminet aire, Contenverroult, Seine et Marne'. French postage stamp of 1049 Dt. postmarked in Paris, 1st April 1907.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
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Condition
Good condition, light folds, corners slightly worn.
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Unique piece
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