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420-mm Howitzer — Verdun 1914-15 — displayed at the Invalides — IMP. BAUDINIÈRE, NANTERRE - Front — Front

420-mm Howitzer — Verdun 1914-15 — displayed at the Invalides — IMP. BAUDINIÈRE, NANTERRE - Back — Back

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420-mm Howitzer — Verdun 1914-15 — displayed at the Invalides — IMP. BAUDINIÈRE, NANTERRE

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Description

Postcard showing a 420-mm howitzer that fell at Verdun, measuring 1 meter 54 and weighing 950 kg, displayed at the Invalides. Printed text at the bottom: « 491. The Great War 1914-15. 420-mm howitzer displayed at the Invalides. This howitzer fell in the Verdun area, measures 1 m. 54 and weighs 950 kcs ». Reverse: handwritten text dated February 8, 1916, addressed to « M. Petit consta » in « Lille », with a note on the « small cigarette boxes ».

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: UOZ23
Condition: Light folds, corners slightly worn, discreet stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: UOZ23

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