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Maillézais — Le Château — Imprimé par A. Hahn, Fontenay-le-Comte - Front — Front

Maillézais — Le Château — Imprimé par A. Hahn, Fontenay-le-Comte - Back — Back

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Maillézais — Le Château — Imprimé par A. Hahn, Fontenay-le-Comte

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Vue aérienne en noir et blanc du château de Maillézais, avec son donjon rond et son accès principal. Le texte imprimé sur le recto identifie le lieu et l'éditeur. Le verso indique que ce côté est réservé à l'adresse du destinataire.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: MKF91
Condition: pliée, coins usés, taches
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: MKF91

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Abbey of Maillézais (Vendée) — Entrance to the salt cellar, where salt was deposited when the sea receded; afterwards, the monks lived there every year, 150 barrels of wine.

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