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Jean Bart (1650-1702) — Famous French Sailor — Aiguenabelle, n°38 - Front
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Postcard illustrating Jean Bart, famous French sailor, in period costume with tricorn and wig. Reverse: advertisement from the Aiguenabelle Chocolate Factory (Drôme) for its collection 'La Promenade Fantasée', mentioning number 38 and exchange details.

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Reference
KMV85
Condition
Good condition, slightly creased, corners worn
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Unique piece
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