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Manöver — Critique of the Emperor — unknown publisher - Front — Front

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Colorized postcard showing a military maneuver with several cavalrymen in uniform, including one on a white horse in the center. Printed text at the bottom reads 'Greetings from the Maneuver. Critique of the Emperor'. On the reverse, a handwritten address to 'Monsieur B. Rackeri, 44 Éphéméride de la bourette, Marseille (B du R.)' and a German postmark canceled at 'MEITZ 10.2.10.IV.'

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: VOY79
Condition: creased, corners slightly damaged, faint stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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