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Cramistes and Holocentrus — Tropical Seas — Imp. A.D.I.A. - NICE - Front
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Color illustration of two tropical fish, a Cramistes (striped red) and a Holocentrus (striped black and white), in a coral setting. On the reverse, mention of exclusive ownership by the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco and the publisher A.D.I.A. of Nice. The card bears number 06 and is dated around 1950.

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Semi-modern postcard (CPSM)
Reference
JUS07
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good condition
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