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Lens to Its Fallen Children on the Battlefield (1914-1918) — work of Augustin Lesieux, native of Sombrin — series of 3 postcards - Front — Front

Lens to Its Fallen Children on the Battlefield (1914-1918) — work of Augustin Lesieux, native of Sombrin — series of 3 postcards - Back — Back

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Lens to Its Fallen Children on the Battlefield (1914-1918) — work of Augustin Lesieux, native of Sombrin — series of 3 postcards

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Description

Postcard depicting the war memorial of Lens, sculpted by Augustin Lesieux, with a woman holding a child and a soldier in uniform. The reverse features a handwritten letter addressed to Mr. Michel Siewia in Vacarme, with a 'UNIS-FRANCE' stamp and partial cancellation.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: AAIH081
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: AAIH081

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