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Joan of Arc before Guillaume in front of Reims — Stéris 80 — Alphonse Langer - Front — Front

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Historical illustration depicting Joan of Arc holding a flag in front of the burning cathedral of Reims, facing a German officer. Printed text at the bottom: « Point ne te suffisait, le meurtre des enfants. Toi, le roi des bandits, et celui des vandales. Devant les alliés, te voyant impuissant. Tu blasphèmes et détruis nos belles cathédrales ». Reverse: handwritten correspondence dated January 19, 1915, sent from Lusignan to Saint-Roch, mentioning the war and soldiers.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: FRY43
Condition: Good condition, some light folds, corners slightly worn
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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