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Production of French 220-mm shells — ammunition factory — unidentified publisher, series number II - Front
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Image showing the production of French 220-mm shells, with workers and ammunition loads in an industrial workshop. The reverse is blank, without a stamp or cancellation, and features typical mail and address areas of a postcard.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
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UKI71
Condition
good condition
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Unique piece
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