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Nancy - Covered Market - Church of Saint Sebastian — Saint Sebastian Church House, Nancy - Front — Front

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Nancy - Covered Market - Church of Saint Sebastian — Saint Sebastian Church House, Nancy

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View of the Covered Market in Nancy at the end of the day, with the Church of Saint Sebastian in the background and a few scattered people. Printed text in red: 'After the end of the shopping hour for the day, the square is abandoned'. On the reverse, address to Mr. C. Éveillard, Surveyor-Geometer in Courcémont, Sarthe, with an inscription 'Good memory' and the sender's signature. French postmark from 1907, canceled in Nancy.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: ZJP71
Condition: Good condition, light creases, slightly worn corners
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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