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Standing Soldier Saluting — Fallen Soldier — Poem and signature of Paul Féroulde — Publisher SAZERAC Phot, no. 3852 - Front — Front

Standing Soldier Saluting — Fallen Soldier — Poem and signature of Paul Féroulde — Publisher SAZERAC Phot, no. 3852 - Back — Back

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Standing Soldier Saluting — Fallen Soldier — Poem and signature of Paul Féroulde — Publisher SAZERAC Phot, no. 3852

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Colorized postcard depicting a standing soldier saluting a fallen comrade, with a printed poem at the top: 'VIII En avant! tant pis pour qui tombe. La mort n'est rien. Vive la tombe. Quand le Pays en sort vivant. En avant!'. The reverse features a handwritten letter dated February 15, 1915, signed 'H. D'Expresser', addressed to 'La Bandannière', with a decorative border and the sender's signature. The publisher 'SAZERAC Phot' and number 3852 are visible at the bottom left, and 'CROISSANT PARIS' at the bottom right.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: FOY93
Condition: Good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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