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WWI French Military Postal Card - Dieppe - Regina Palace Hotel and Old Castle

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WWI French Military Postal Card - Dieppe - Regina Palace Hotel and Old Castle

WWI2000011

$24.99

An authentic World War I French postal card highlighting a moment of respite or travel during the conflict. A black and white photograph showcasing a scene in Dieppe, Seine-Inférieure (now Seine-Maritime), with a car in the foreground, the Regina Palace Hotel, and the Old Castle (Château) in the background. This image captures a blend of modernity (the...

WWI 1918 French Military Postal Card - "Alfortville with Blimp"

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WWI 1918 French Military Postal Card - "Alfortville with Blimp"

WWI2000010

$29.99

A World War I French military postal card depicting a wartime scene. A black and white photograph capturing "Alfortville - vue générale vers Maisons-Alfort" (General view towards Maisons-Alfort), with the notable inclusion of a blimp in the sky. This image, edited by "Cottel, photo edit," provides a unique perspective on how aerial surveillance or combat...

WWI 1915 French Military Postal Card - "Refugee Soldier to a priest"

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WWI 1915 French Military Postal Card - "Refugee Soldier to a priest"

WWI2000009

$24.99

An authentic World War I French postal card sent from the front lines. Features a black and white photograph of a soldier in a house, casually near a chair, with a cigarette in hand. This scene captures a moment of rest or refuge, offering a personal glimpse into the life of a soldier during wartime. Handwritten Note: "refugie 1915" written on the cover,...

WWI 1914 French Military Postal Card - "Troupes en Campagne" - Oct 11

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WWI 1914 French Military Postal Card - "Troupes en Campagne" - Oct 11

WWI2000008

$19.99

An original World War I military postal card from France, used by soldiers to communicate with their families from the front lines. Features the phrase "Carte Postal Militaire" (Military Postal Card) with a title "Troupes en campagne" (Troops on Campaign).

WWI 1916 Historical postal card from the French Army in Campaign, Sanitary Section 53 - Cars

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WWI 1916 Historical postal card from the French Army in Campaign, Sanitary Section 53 -...

WWI2000007

$14.99

Historical postal card from the French Army during World War I. French Army in Campaign, specifically from the Sanitary Section 53, dated 1916.

WWI 1916 Historical postal card from the French Army in Campaign, Sanitary Section 53 - Car

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WWI 1916 Historical postal card from the French Army in Campaign, Sanitary Section 53 -...

WWI2000006

$14.99

Historical postal card from the French Army during World War I. French Army in Campaign, specifically from the Sanitary Section 53, dated 1916.

WWI French Prisoner of War Mail - German POW Postal Card - Quedlinburg Camp Memorial

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WWI French Prisoner of War Mail - German POW Postal Card - Quedlinburg Camp Memorial

WWI2000005

$64.99

These two WWI postal cards, part of the "Kriegsgefangenensendung" (Prisoner of War Mail), represent a poignant series of correspondence between Sergent Georges Emiliez Marcoux, a French POW at Quedlinburg, and his family back in France, offering a personal insight into the life and concerns of soldiers and their loved ones during the Great War.

WWI 1915 French Military Postal Card - Choisy au Bac Bridge destroyed by French Engineers

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WWI 1915 French Military Postal Card - Choisy au Bac Bridge destroyed by French Engineers

WWI2000004

$24.99

A historical postal card from the First World War, sent from the front lines by a member of the French 97th Territorial Infantry Division, "Le general commandant" refers to a general commanding a large unit, specifically from the 193rd Brigade's Headquarters. Features an image of the "Pont de Choisy au Bac," a strategic bridge destroyed by French Engineers.

WWI French Military Postal Card - August 31, 1915

WWI French Military Postal Card - August 31, 1915 2

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WWI 1915 French Military Postal Card - August 31

WWI2000003

$19.99

An authentic postal card from the First World War, on August 31, 1915. The card features a black and white photograph showcasing four individuals, 3 identified as Peridy, Courley, and Eugene. This could be a group shot of soldiers, perhaps from the same unit, or comrades in arms, captured in a moment of wartime camaraderie or during a brief respite from...