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The 75th Guard — Publisher E. Le Tuley, No. 406 - Front
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Color illustration depicting two soldiers in uniform of the 75th Guard, one holding a cannon, the other a tricolor banner, set in a forest scene. The reverse indicates the publisher E. Le Tuley, printed 1427, Boulevard de Sébastopol - Paris, with areas for correspondence and address.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
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IDH95
Condition
Light folds, corners slightly damaged, discreet stains
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Unique piece
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