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Moscow — The Triumphal Arch — unknown publisher, series number not visible - Front
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Description

View of the Triumphal Arch in Moscow, with an inscription in French and Russian on the front. The reverse features a handwritten letter dated 4 October 1913, sent from Berlin to Madame and Monsieur Albert Picole in Germany, with two Russian stamps (1 kopeck and 3 kopecks) and a Berlin cancellation.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
MCH09
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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