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Abbey of Maillezais — Ruins and Landscapes — Editions Gaby, series number not visible - Front — Front

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Postcard showing several views of the Abbey of Maillezais: the moats, the ramparts, the Guef tower, and the main ruins dating from the 11th and 16th centuries. The back has a handwritten inscription 'Bonnes Amitiés de M. L. Richard' and an address to Madame Pacard in Lyon, with a 15-centime postage stamp and a postmark from Maillezais dated July 30, 1955.

Characteristics

Type: Semi-modern postcard (CPSM)
Reference: BAOJ091
Condition: Good condition, slight stain at bottom right
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: BAOJ091

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