Paiement 100% sécurisé

Plateau du Mort-Homme — Monument aux Morts de la 69e Division — éditeur Photo-Verdun - Front — Front

Plateau du Mort-Homme — Monument aux Morts de la 69e Division — éditeur Photo-Verdun - Back — Back

SoldNQO67

Plateau du Mort-Homme — Monument aux Morts de la 69e Division — éditeur Photo-Verdun

2,00 €

This postcard has been sold

Secure payment

Free shipping from €40

14-day money-back guarantee

Description

Monumental statue of a soldier with sword and flag, atop a base engraved with 'ILS N'ONT PAS PASSE'. To the left, a field gun. The reverse indicates the inauguration on 24 September 1922 by J. Froment-Meurice, sculptor, for the 69th Division. Publisher Photo-Verdun.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: NQO67
Condition: Good condition, light creases at the corners, discreet stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: NQO67

Back to catalogue

You may also like

Postcard with handwritten message — Albert — 1916 — modèle déposé

Postcard with handwritten message — Albert — 1916 — modèle déposé — Back

Sold

Postcard with handwritten message — Albert — 1916 — modèle déposé

Flags taken from the Germans — Musée des Invalides — Paris Edition

Flags taken from the Germans — Musée des Invalides — Paris Edition — Back

Sold

Flags taken from the Germans — Musée des Invalides — Paris Edition

Temporary ossuary of the battlefields of VERDUN (left bank and right bank) — Beginning of the Douaumont Work (Meuse) — publisher L. Sérère

Temporary ossuary of the battlefields of VERDUN (left bank and right bank) — Beginning of the Douaumont Work (Meuse) — publisher L. Sérère — Back

Temporary ossuary of the battlefields of VERDUN (left bank and right bank) — Beginning of the Douaumont Work (Meuse) — publisher L. Sérère

PHOTO CARD Militaria Military Parade Horses 1918 Alsace

PHOTO CARD Militaria Military Parade Horses 1918 Alsace — Back

Sold

PHOTO CARD Militaria Military Parade Horses 1918 Alsace

View of destroyed streets — Field postcard — Fréteval, 5 March 1916

View of destroyed streets — Field postcard — Fréteval, 5 March 1916 — Back

View of destroyed streets — Field postcard — Fréteval, 5 March 1916

Battle of VERDUN — Trenches in the Bois des Corbeaux — Publisher L. Pons, n° 3722

Battle of VERDUN — Trenches in the Bois des Corbeaux — Publisher L. Pons, n° 3722 — Back

Sold

Battle of VERDUN — Trenches in the Bois des Corbeaux — Publisher L. Pons, n° 3722

War 1914-1918 — In the Argonne — Our Officers Examining Enemy Positions Behind Barbed Wire — Vise Paris n° 419

War 1914-1918 — In the Argonne — Our Officers Examining Enemy Positions Behind Barbed Wire — Vise Paris n° 419 — Back

Sold

War 1914-1918 — In the Argonne — Our Officers Examining Enemy Positions Behind Barbed Wire — Vise Paris n° 419

Monument of the Bayonette Trench — Entrance — Edition HS Verdun

Monument of the Bayonette Trench — Entrance — Edition HS Verdun — Back

Monument of the Bayonette Trench — Entrance — Edition HS Verdun

German Lines — April 1917 — unidentified publisher

German Lines — April 1917 — unidentified publisher — Back

German Lines — April 1917 — unidentified publisher

Cathedral of Reims — after the bombing of 19 September 1914 — Jules MATOT publisher, Reims

Cathedral of Reims — after the bombing of 19 September 1914 — Jules MATOT publisher, Reims — Back

Sold

Cathedral of Reims — after the bombing of 19 September 1914 — Jules MATOT publisher, Reims

War of 1914 — Terrible effects of a 75 mm shell on the trunk of a poplar — A. R.

War of 1914 — Terrible effects of a 75 mm shell on the trunk of a poplar — A. R. — Back

Sold

War of 1914 — Terrible effects of a 75 mm shell on the trunk of a poplar — A. R.

Trench of the Baionnettes — Interior View — (Ventre, architect)

Trench of the Baionnettes — Interior View — (Ventre, architect) — Back

Sold

Trench of the Baionnettes — Interior View — (Ventre, architect)

Sign in to follow

Comments

Sign in to leave a comment

No comments yet. Be the first!