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Les Trois-Épis — panoramic view of buildings and landscape — publisher BRAUN & Cie, Rhin (H.-Rhénan) - Front — Front

Les Trois-Épis — panoramic view of buildings and landscape — publisher BRAUN & Cie, Rhin (H.-Rhénan) - Back — Back

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Les Trois-Épis — panoramic view of buildings and landscape — publisher BRAUN & Cie, Rhin (H.-Rhénan)

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Description

Black-and-white view of a picturesque village with several traditional buildings and a rolling landscape in the background. The name 'LES TROIS-ÉPIS' is printed at the bottom of the front. The reverse indicates the publisher 'BRAUN & Cie' and the printer 'BRAUN & Cie, Rhin (H.-Rhénan)'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: ZBR73
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: ZBR73

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