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Moissac - The Porch of St-Pierre Church — publisher: Édit. de la Maison des Grands Magasins Haute-Alsace, serial number not visible - Front — Front

Moissac - The Porch of St-Pierre Church — publisher: Édit. de la Maison des Grands Magasins Haute-Alsace, serial number not visible - Back — Back

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Moissac - The Porch of St-Pierre Church — publisher: Édit. de la Maison des Grands Magasins Haute-Alsace, serial number not visible

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Description

Postcard showing the carved porch of St-Pierre Church in Moissac, with historical reliefs. The reverse features handwritten text addressed to Mrs. Albay Daurat, a main employee at Hotel Durand, rue du Pont, in Coulouze, with a note 'Best souvenir from a... natural!' and the publisher's stamp. 5-centime French Republic postage stamp, canceled in Toulouse.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DHN073
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DHN073

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