Null DEATH OF PRINCESS MARIE-LOUISE OF BULGARIA.
A mourning announcement detaili…

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DEATH OF PRINCESS MARIE-LOUISE OF BULGARIA. A mourning announcement detailing the period of mourning following the death of Princess Marie-Louise on January 17, 1899. A mourning card in the name of Prince Alfred of Great Britain, who died on February 6, 1899, and a second in the name of Princess Marie-Immaculée, who died on February 18, 1899, are enclosed. Text printed on black bordered bristol surmounted by the arms of the Princely House of Bulgaria. Good condition. H.: 16.5 cm - W.: 20 cm

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DEATH OF PRINCESS MARIE-LOUISE OF BULGARIA. A mourning announcement detailing the period of mourning following the death of Princess Marie-Louise on January 17, 1899. A mourning card in the name of Prince Alfred of Great Britain, who died on February 6, 1899, and a second in the name of Princess Marie-Immaculée, who died on February 18, 1899, are enclosed. Text printed on black bordered bristol surmounted by the arms of the Princely House of Bulgaria. Good condition. H.: 16.5 cm - W.: 20 cm

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