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Avignon — The Conciergerie of Carpentras — Publisher: Avignon, n° 32 - Front — Front

Avignon — The Conciergerie of Carpentras — Publisher: Avignon, n° 32 - Back — Back

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Avignon — The Conciergerie of Carpentras — Publisher: Avignon, n° 32

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Description

View of an imposing building, identified as the Conciergerie of Carpentras, with a courtyard where people in white uniforms are lined up. The printed text at the bottom indicates 'Avignon The Conciergerie of Carpentras'. On the back, handwritten text addresses the card to 'Mr. M. Marbail' in Montpellier, with a mention of 'Gard' and a postmark of 'AVIGNON 1815'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: WCK81
Condition: pliée, coins légèrement abîmés
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: WCK81

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