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Marie-Antoinette before the Revolutionary Tribunal — Reproduction of a drawing by Bonillon (1794) — publisher: Levy & Neurden Réunis, Paris - Front
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Marie-Antoinette before the Revolutionary Tribunal — Reproduction of a drawing by Bonillon (1794) — publisher: Levy & Neurden Réunis, Paris - Back
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Marie-Antoinette before the Revolutionary Tribunal — Reproduction of a drawing by Bonillon (1794) — publisher: Levy & Neurden Réunis, Paris

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Description

Historical illustration depicting Marie-Antoinette at the Revolutionary Tribunal in 1794, accused by the mothers of France. The reverse indicates the publisher Levy & Neurden Réunis, Paris, and the areas reserved for the address and correspondence. The card features a partially visible stamp and cancellation.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
UCF67
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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