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Shipping on the Clyde — Glasgow — Made by WH Berlin 3213 - Front — Front

Shipping on the Clyde — Glasgow — Made by WH Berlin 3213 - Back — Back

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View of the port of Glasgow with several steamships and sails on the Clyde. Printed text in English and French: 'How would it look by the light of the moon? Hold up to the light, and you'll see very soon' and 'Dans l'épais de vous voir en avril'. Reverse: handwritten address to Lamnoy, near Roubaix (France), red 1 penny stamp, circular cancellation 'GLASGOW 25 MAR 04'.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: FDR35
Condition: folded, corners slightly damaged, faint stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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