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La Bourrée d'Aubergno — mountain folk dance — publisher Cap - Front
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La Bourrée d'Aubergno — mountain folk dance — publisher Cap

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Group of people in traditional attire in a mountainous landscape, playing and dancing around a stringed instrument. At the top left, a musical score titled 'La Bourrée d'Aubergno'. On the back, a handwritten letter dated 23.10.56, addressed to Paris, with the publisher's address 'Cap' at the bottom left.

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Semi-modern postcard (CPSM)
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