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Death Mask of Napoleon — Casting Made at Longwood, on the Emperor's Head, a Few Hours After His Death — Ern. Thill, Brussels - Front — Front

Death Mask of Napoleon — Casting Made at Longwood, on the Emperor's Head, a Few Hours After His Death — Ern. Thill, Brussels - Back — Back

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Postcard showing a death mask of Napoleon, casting made at Longwood on the Emperor's head a few hours after his death, by his physician Antonmarchi and the English doctor Burton. The back indicates the publisher Ern. Thill, Brussels, and features a circular stamp 'Neus'.

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Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DLVT01
Condition: Good condition, with some folds and discreet stains.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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