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Castles of the Charente — Angoulême, Cognac, Barbezieux, La Rochefoucauld — Vintage Postcard - Front — Front

Castles of the Charente — Angoulême, Cognac, Barbezieux, La Rochefoucauld — Vintage Postcard - Back — Back

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Castles of the Charente — Angoulême, Cognac, Barbezieux, La Rochefoucauld — Vintage Postcard

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Description

Postcard depicting four castles of the Charente: Angoulême, Cognac, Barbezieux and La Rochefoucauld, with the title « Castles of the Charente » at the bottom. Reverse: handwritten address intended for Professor Foldingue in Saint-Coud, 50 centimes postage stamp, cancellation from Ruffec on 2-9-96, and mention of the publisher CPA.

Characteristics

Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DDEL51
Condition: Good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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