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Budapest — Matthias Church and equestrian statue — Publisher: dr. Szabó József - Front — Front

Budapest — Matthias Church and equestrian statue — Publisher: dr. Szabó József - Back — Back

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View of the Matthias Church in Budapest with its Gothic tower and an equestrian statue in the foreground. The reverse features a handwritten letter dated Thursday, 28th, signed 'Budapest, Mátyás templom', mentioning a trip from Vienna and difficulties in obtaining a visa. The postmark is canceled in Budapest.

Characteristics

Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DFFJ31
Condition: Good condition, light folds, slightly worn corners
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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