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Waterloo - Panorama of the Waterloo Plain and Mont-Saint-Jean — Ern. Thill, Brussels - Front — Front

Waterloo - Panorama of the Waterloo Plain and Mont-Saint-Jean — Ern. Thill, Brussels - Back — Back

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Waterloo - Panorama of the Waterloo Plain and Mont-Saint-Jean — Ern. Thill, Brussels

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Description

Aerial panoramic view of the Waterloo battlefield, highlighting a large cylindrical reservoir in the foreground, surrounded by commercial buildings such as 'Grand Hôtel de Lune' and 'Dr. Brugge'. The reverse indicates the publisher Ern. Thill, Brussels, and specifies that the postcard represents the Waterloo battlefield and Mont-Saint-Jean, with a mention in French and English.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: IJN87
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: IJN87

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