85 FLOOD POSTCARDS 1910: Paris and Paris Region. Various publishers. Including" Paris: Rue de Verneuil, Rue de Belliévre, Corner Rue Surcouf and Quai d'Orsay, Rue Traversière, La Villa Draveil-Rue de Juvisy, Asnières: Rue de la Station submerged, Avenue des Grésillons, Boulogne-Rue de la Plaine, Clichy: Boulevard Nationale and Rue Reflux-Les Barques du Génie coopérant au ravitailment, Rue de Neuilly, Levallois Perret: Rue Martinval, Rue Frazillau, Alfortville-Construction of a Footbridge, Choisy le Roi-Arrival of Disaster Victims in an Engineer Canoe, Vitry sur Seine-Les Prolonges-Omnibus on the Avenue du Chemin de Fer, Argenteuil: Arrival of the Mail, Home Deliveries..."

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