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General View of the Château de Pontgibaud — The Picturesque Auvergne — Publisher Idéal, no. 2951 - Front — Front

General View of the Château de Pontgibaud — The Picturesque Auvergne — Publisher Idéal, no. 2951 - Back — Back

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General View of the Château de Pontgibaud — The Picturesque Auvergne — Publisher Idéal, no. 2951

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Description

Aerial view of the Château de Pontgibaud, an ancient feudal castle built in 1052 and rebuilt in 1190, recently restored by the Count of Pontgibaud. The reverse presents a correspondence space with an initial 'M' and a dotted line, without any visible stamp or cancellation.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: YTJ89
Condition: Good condition, slightly yellowed, faint creases at the corners.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: YTJ89

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