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65 POSTCARDS FROM FRANCE: Various Departments, Paris, the Paris Region, and the Provinces. Cities, a few villages, a few events, a few landmarks, and a few general views. Including: “Chatelaudrun—Rue de Paris, Route Nationale 75—Snow Clearing on the Route du Col de la Croix Haute by a Tracked Tractor,” Igé-Marcilly, Les Saintes Maries—The Procession on the Beach, Lons-le-Saunier-les-Bains—Rue des Salines, Maillane—Exit from the Church, Édouard VII in Paris—May 1, 1903—The Maison Paquin—Rue de la Paix, Rethel—Hippolyte Noiret Nursery—The Dormitory, Rouen—Historical Procession of June 11, 1911—The Cider Float, Surroundings of Saint-Lô—L’Auberge de la Calotte, St. Quay-Portrieux—The Joys of the Beach—The Water-Slide Raft, a very fun attraction for swimmers, Stains—Stains-Pierrefitte Station—Grande Ceinture, Villemoustaussou—City Hall—Schools (colors), Auvergne Circuit—1905 Gordon Bennett Cup: First turn at Rochefort, Circuit Road before the four-way intersection near Clermont-Ferrand, Caron Juliette, born May 6, 1882, in Senlis—the only woman in France working as a carpenter..." Prizes may be picked up by appointment starting Wednesday, December 16, in Paris’s 15th arrondissement (Metro: Lines 6 & 12—Pasteur). The exact address will be provided after full payment of the invoice, when you schedule your appointment by calling 01 45 66 54 96.
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