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Vintage Postcard The Minute Man Concord Mass - Front
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Vintage Postcard The Minute Man Concord Mass

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Small crease in corner and small defect at bottom, otherwise good presentation

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Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
RUQ09
Condition
Good condition, some light creases
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Unique piece
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