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75 mm Artillery Battery Towed by Tracked Vehicles — Edition - Front
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75 mm Artillery Battery Towed by Tracked Vehicles — Edition - Back
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75 mm Artillery Battery Towed by Tracked Vehicles — Edition

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Description

View of a 75 mm artillery battery towed by tracked vehicles on a rural road, with several vehicles in line. On the reverse, printed text: '75 mm Artillery Battery Towed by Tracked Vehicles.'

Characteristics

Type
Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference
PUT83
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference
PUT83
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