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POSTCARD POST CARD CAPE of GOOD HOPE QUEENSTOWN to CYPHERGAT 1909 UNION SOUTH AFRICA PUTZEL 2/18 Art
Secondhand
R80.00
Closed
31 Mar 24 00:01
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Product information
Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Time Period:
1900-1950
Size:
Other
Posted:
Posted
Grading:
Good
Product code:
POSTCARD UNION of SOUTH AFRICA
Bob Shop ID:
608739189
POSTCARD to Miss Majorie Frost from E.J.P. ? Same handwriting.
Posted from Queenstown (Putzel 18 - 100pts) 2nd July 1909 arrival 3rd July 1909 in Cyphergat (Putzel 2 - 100pts).
Condition = Good.
F.M.K. 4026 Louvre - Paris = Artwork painted by Van Dyck = Portrait des enfants de Charles I.
Carte Postale = French Postcard = Briefkaart = Poskaart = Printed and made in Great Britain = The 'Popular Series' = 1/2d Cape of Good Hope SACC65 = 1902 December 1904 King Edward VII.
Deltiology is the study and collection of postcards. Professor Randall Rhoades of Ashland, Ohio, coined a word in 1945 that became the accepted description of the study of picture postcards.
Sold as seen in the images. Images form part of the description.
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