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Arras — The Station — The War 1914-15 — L.C.H. Paris n°376 - Front — Front

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Arras — The Station — The War 1914-15 — L.C.H. Paris n°376

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View of Arras station, historic building with ornate façade and slate roofs, marked by war damage. Printed text at the bottom: 'The War 1914-15' and '376. ARRAS. — The Station'. Back: publisher 'Phototype Alary-Ruelle, 13, rue de Vaugirard, Paris', stamp and cancellation from the 'Chambre Syndicale de la Carte Postale', note 'Visé Paris n° (see front)' and space for correspondence.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: NQG79
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: NQG79

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