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Montluçon — The Saint-Pierre Bridge Connecting the Old Town to the Gozet Town — Ateliers of the St-Jacques Factory - Front — Front

Montluçon — The Saint-Pierre Bridge Connecting the Old Town to the Gozet Town — Ateliers of the St-Jacques Factory - Back — Back

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Montluçon — The Saint-Pierre Bridge Connecting the Old Town to the Gozet Town — Ateliers of the St-Jacques Factory

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Description

View of the Saint-Pierre Bridge in Montluçon, connecting the old town to the Gozet Town, with the workshops of the St-Jacques Factory and its industrial chimneys in the background. The reverse shows a French postmark from 1907 (type 1907, 20 centimes) canceled in Montluçon, with handwritten writing '03' in the top left corner.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: JFH55
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: JFH55

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