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French Family — Scene of Life with Cradle and Religious Building — Lorraine Edition - Front — Front

French Family — Scene of Life with Cradle and Religious Building — Lorraine Edition - Back — Back

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Description

Illustration of a family scene with a baby in a rocking cradle, a woman and a man sitting, and a nun in the background, framed by a tricolor outline of France. Printed text at the bottom: « Frenchman, here is what you defend! ». On the reverse, handwritten correspondence dated « August 1918 » addressed to Mr. Philibert Pellebuis in Barcelonnette, with mention of the publisher « Édition Lorraine ».

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: MDN59
Condition: pliée, coins usés, taches
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: MDN59

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