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Mountaineers with firm feet, bright eyes, and cheerful — Honor to the sacred battalion of the blue devils — publisher ACA, n° 2133 - Front — Front

Mountaineers with firm feet, bright eyes, and cheerful — Honor to the sacred battalion of the blue devils — publisher ACA, n° 2133 - Back — Back

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Mountaineers with firm feet, bright eyes, and cheerful — Honor to the sacred battalion of the blue devils — publisher ACA, n° 2133

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Postcard depicting a mountaineer in combat gear, holding a pickaxe and a staff, against a rocky background. Printed text at the bottom: 'Mountaineers with firm feet, bright eyes, and cheerful. Honor to the sacred battalion of the blue devils'. Reverse: handwritten inked text addressed 'To the Parents', with an illegible date ('20-2-1918') and a signature 'A.C.A.'. Stamp and cancellation not visible.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: WML29
Condition: plis, coins abîmés, taches d'humidité
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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