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105 Long Cannon Taken in Champagne — Musée des Invalides — Collection of the Pautauberger Solution - Front
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Postcard showing a 105 long cannon taken in Champagne in September 1915, displayed at the Musée des Invalides. Printed text indicates the provenance and context of the war 1914–1916. Reverse: advertisement for the 'Pautauberger Solution' for colds and bronchitis, with the publisher's address in Paris and a mention of Constantinople.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
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good condition
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