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Montlhéry (S.-et-O.) — Keep of Montlhéry Castle — Built from 991 to 1015 by Thibault, nicknamed File-Etoupes - Front
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Montlhéry (S.-et-O.) — Keep of Montlhéry Castle — Built from 991 to 1015 by Thibault, nicknamed File-Etoupes

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Description

Postcard showing the keep of Montlhéry Castle, a ruined tower with narrow windows, built during the reigns of Hugh Capet and Robert II. On the reverse, handwritten text addresses the card to 'Mme Gambetta' in Comboud-Ville (S.-et-O.), with a blue 8 franc stamp and a postmark from Paris, 20-23 July 1923. The publisher is listed as 'Impr. de France, 12, rue Leguillon, Paris'.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
TVR21
Condition
Light creases, slightly damaged corners, discreet stains
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
TVR21
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