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Timber and Stone House — rue de l'ancien Palais — Moulins - Front — Front

Timber and Stone House — rue de l'ancien Palais — Moulins - Back — Back

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Description

Black and white view of a paved street with a timber and stone house, in the background another building with tiled roof. Reverse: postcard sent from Moulins (Allier) on 17/12/1960, 820F stamp, addressed to Madame Boudagean in Paris, with handwritten message.

Characteristics

Type: Semi-modern postcard (CPSM)
Reference: JFF65
Condition: Light folds, slightly worn corners, stamp intact
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: JFF65

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