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Tarascon — Ancient Chapel of the Hospice (Middle Ages) — Éditions J. Brun & Cie, Carpentras - Front — Front

Tarascon — Ancient Chapel of the Hospice (Middle Ages) — Éditions J. Brun & Cie, Carpentras - Back — Back

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Tarascon — Ancient Chapel of the Hospice (Middle Ages) — Éditions J. Brun & Cie, Carpentras

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Description

View of the ancient chapel of the hospice in Tarascon, dated 1903, with a stone facade and a Gothic portal. The reverse has a handwritten address to Marseille and a 10-centime stamp canceled in Tarascon.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DASX63
Condition: Good condition, light creases, slightly worn corners
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DASX63

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