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Grand calvaire de Plougasnet-Daoulas — erected in 1602, in gratitude for the end of the plague of 1598 — Editions d'Art JCS, Châteaulin - Front
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Grand calvaire de Plougasnet-Daoulas — erected in 1602, in gratitude for the end of the plague of 1598 — Editions d'Art JCS, Châteaulin

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Description

Postcard showing the grand calvaire of Plougasnet-Daoulas, adorned with multiple statues and topped with a cross, with three young women in traditional attire in the foreground. The reverse indicates it was erected in 1602 in gratitude for the end of the plague of 1598, and features a Marseille cancellation of May 26, 1930, as well as an 8-franc stamp. The address is directed to Monsieur Henri Mathieu and Madame Leon Maurice Normann in Paris 13th arrondissement.

Characteristics

Type
Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference
RPM83
Condition
Good condition, some light folds, corners slightly worn
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
RPM83
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