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Military Museum — 77 mm Cannons Captured from the Enemy — Publisher 4/ise Paris No. 2272 - Front — Front

Military Museum — 77 mm Cannons Captured from the Enemy — Publisher 4/ise Paris No. 2272 - Back — Back

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Description

Postcard showing a courtyard of the Military Museum with numerous 77 mm cannons captured during the 1914-1915 Campaign, lined up on a paved floor, with soldiers in the background. The reverse bears the postmark of the Paris-based Society Inter Arma Caritas and indicates 'Correspondance' and 'Modèle Déposé'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: UIZ69
Condition: Good condition, slight stain at the lower left of the reverse.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: UIZ69

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