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Battle of Waterloo — Panorama of the Battle of Waterloo — P.I.B., rue des Etangs-Noirs, Bruxelles - Front

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Battle of Waterloo — Panorama of the Battle of Waterloo — P.I.B., rue des Etangs-Noirs, Bruxelles

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Historical illustration of the Battle of Waterloo showing a French cavalry charge against English regiments formed in squares, with printed text at the bottom describing the heroic resistance of the 30th and 73rd regiments. Reverse: printed text indicating the publisher P.I.B. and the address in Brussels, a Belgian postal stamp canceled 'BRUXELLES' and the mention '1912'.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DIIO53
Condition: Good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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