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NIMES — Interior of the Arenas — Attributed to Trajan or Antoninus, burned down by Charles Martel in 737 - Front
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NIMES — Interior of the Arenas — Attributed to Trajan or Antoninus, burned down by Charles Martel in 737 - Back
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NIMES — Interior of the Arenas — Attributed to Trajan or Antoninus, burned down by Charles Martel in 737

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Description

Interior view of the Nîmes Arenas, a Roman amphitheater with a main axis measuring 133m38, featuring stone steps and an arcade structure. Printed text on the front mentions the attribution to Trajan or Antoninus and the fire caused by Charles Martel. Back: postcard dated April 24, 1918, sent from Nîmes to Montrouge, with handwritten correspondence addressed to M. Buri, mentioning the Goths and Nancy.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
HRS11
Condition
Good condition, light stains and discreet folds.
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
HRS11
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