Paiement 100% sécurisé

Préseau - The Church — World War 1914-18 - Front — Front

Préseau - The Church — World War 1914-18 - Back — Back

SoldYVW51

Préseau - The Church — World War 1914-18

11,00 €

This postcard has been sold

Secure payment

Free shipping from €40

14-day money-back guarantee

Description

View of the church in Préseau, severely damaged by bombings during World War I, with visible damage to the steeple and façade. The reverse contains handwritten correspondence describing the damage caused by British shells and the discovery of Canadian soldiers' bodies inside the church. Stamp and cancellation not visible.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: YVW51
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: YVW51

Back to catalogue

You may also like

Two "Tauben" have flown over Paris — The pneumatic clock stopped at the hour of the fall — Publisher ELD, serial number not visible

Two "Tauben" have flown over Paris — The pneumatic clock stopped at the hour of the fall — Publisher ELD, serial number not visible — Back

Sold

Two "Tauben" have flown over Paris — The pneumatic clock stopped at the hour of the fall — Publisher ELD, serial number not visible

Regiment saluting General Allenby — decorated officers —

Regiment saluting General Allenby — decorated officers — — Back

Sold

Regiment saluting General Allenby — decorated officers —

Open-air Mass — St-Dié-des-Ateliers, Vosges — Ateliers Bouteiller, n°684

Open-air Mass — St-Dié-des-Ateliers, Vosges — Ateliers Bouteiller, n°684 — Back

Open-air Mass — St-Dié-des-Ateliers, Vosges — Ateliers Bouteiller, n°684

Earthwork Construction — Soldiers and Civilians — Unknown Publisher, No. 11

Earthwork Construction — Soldiers and Civilians — Unknown Publisher, No. 11 — Back

Sold

Earthwork Construction — Soldiers and Civilians — Unknown Publisher, No. 11

Saint-Maurice, near Rambervillers — Damage from the War of 1914 — E. Mamet, Magazines Rénnis

Saint-Maurice, near Rambervillers — Damage from the War of 1914 — E. Mamet, Magazines Rénnis — Back

Saint-Maurice, near Rambervillers — Damage from the War of 1914 — E. Mamet, Magazines Rénnis

Landing of English Troops in France — War Sketch 1914 — Éditions Ch. Collas & Cie, Cognac

Landing of English Troops in France — War Sketch 1914 — Éditions Ch. Collas & Cie, Cognac — Back

Landing of English Troops in France — War Sketch 1914 — Éditions Ch. Collas & Cie, Cognac

In Woëvre — The arrival of the vogue mestre at the camp — Publisher not visible, series number 7

In Woëvre — The arrival of the vogue mestre at the camp — Publisher not visible, series number 7 — Back

Sold

In Woëvre — The arrival of the vogue mestre at the camp — Publisher not visible, series number 7

War Prisoners — View of a Camp — Ideal Collection P. S.

War Prisoners — View of a Camp — Ideal Collection P. S. — Back

War Prisoners — View of a Camp — Ideal Collection P. S.

Ruins of the Sugar Refinery in Moscow — Berry-au-Bac — Visté Paris n° 771

Ruins of the Sugar Refinery in Moscow — Berry-au-Bac — Visté Paris n° 771 — Back

Sold

Ruins of the Sugar Refinery in Moscow — Berry-au-Bac — Visté Paris n° 771

Lycée Pasteur - Neuilly-Paris — American Ambulance — War 1914-1915

Lycée Pasteur - Neuilly-Paris — American Ambulance — War 1914-1915 — Back

Lycée Pasteur - Neuilly-Paris — American Ambulance — War 1914-1915

Prisoners at CHALONS after the attack of September 25 — Visé Paris 117 — Benoist, publisher Châlons-sur-Marne

Prisoners at CHALONS after the attack of September 25 — Visé Paris 117 — Benoist, publisher Châlons-sur-Marne — Back

Prisoners at CHALONS after the attack of September 25 — Visé Paris 117 — Benoist, publisher Châlons-sur-Marne

Mailly Camp — LA CUSTONNE — Expropriated farm in the firing danger zone

Mailly Camp — LA CUSTONNE — Expropriated farm in the firing danger zone — Back

Mailly Camp — LA CUSTONNE — Expropriated farm in the firing danger zone

Sign in to follow

Comments

Sign in to leave a comment

No comments yet. Be the first!