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Field Artillery — Through the Fields — Art Hélías, Bitche (Moselle) - Front — Front

Field Artillery — Through the Fields — Art Hélías, Bitche (Moselle) - Back — Back

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Field Artillery — Through the Fields — Art Hélías, Bitche (Moselle)

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Description

Postcard showing four field artillery vehicles in motion through a field, with a landscape of hills in the background. The printed text at the bottom of the front indicates 'Field Artillery' and 'Through the Fields'. The back features the publisher 'Art Hélías, Bitche (Moselle)' and the standard postcard format with space for the address and message.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: IFK29
Condition: guter Zustand
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: IFK29

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