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Cologne Cathedral — construction started in 1248, 156 m in height — publisher not visible - Front — Front

Cologne Cathedral — construction started in 1248, 156 m in height — publisher not visible - Back — Back

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Cologne Cathedral — construction started in 1248, 156 m in height — publisher not visible

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Description

View of the Gothic cathedral of Cologne under a blue sky, with printed text at the bottom describing its significance and characteristics. On the back, a German postcard dated 21.6.77, sent from Cologne to France, with handwritten text and a 150 pfennig stamp for the 25th anniversary of the Bundesgartenschau 1977 in Stuttgart.

Characteristics

Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DNJJ35
Condition: Light creases, slightly worn corners, discreet stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DNJJ35

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