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View of an orchard with a white brick house surrounded by trees, where Napoleon camped at Waterloo. The reverse indicates that this was the Emperor's headquarters, with a window of his room, and that the 1st Battalion of Foot Guards of the Imperial Guard defended this location against a Prussian attack on June 18, 1815. Publisher: Ern. Thill, Brussels. Postmark and stamp of the Musée de la Ferme du Caillou in Waterloo.

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Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DLVT11
Condition: Good condition, some light creases, corners slightly worn.
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