Memorabilia collection - postcard

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A lot of 12 assorted photographic postcards and a cinema poster from Italy, dating to the Fine XX century, all postcards, with Film and TV subject matter, featuring Italian and international views including Lanciano and the neogothic façade of the Basilica of Sant’Antonio in Istanbul, plus a poster for the film Sunday (1997) with David Suchet; condition Excellent.

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* 12 scenic postcards and vintage advertising material, with a particular focus on the city of Lanciano (Abruzzo) and other Italian and international locations.
# Description of the Objects
The collection includes several types of collectibles:

* Lanciano postcards: There are several views of the town, including the Aragonese Tower (visible at the top left and center-left) and scenes of historical events such as the Mastrogiurato procession.
* Architecture and Art: A large-format postcard in the center shows the neogothic facade of the Basilica of Sant'Antonio di Padova in Istanbul, Turkey. In the top right there is a vintage satirical postcard depicting Europe through political caricatures.
* Advertising Material and Other Localities:
* An advertising postcard for the film "Sunday" (1997) by Jonathan Nossiter.
* Views of Silvi Marina ("The beautiful Beach").
* A multi-view postcard ("vedutine") of an unspecified location, similar to souvenir cards of spa or seaside towns.
* Historical Themes: Some images depict archaeological sites (such as pyramids or Egyptian temples) and the Great Wall of China, suggesting a thematic series on the "wonders of the world".
In general, the entire lot as shown could have a market value ranging from €30.00 to €60.00, depending on the exact dating of the Lanciano postcards and the rarity of the satirical postcard in the top right.
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Shipped by registered mail with trackable packaging

This image shows a collection of
* 12 scenic postcards and vintage advertising material, with a particular focus on the city of Lanciano (Abruzzo) and other Italian and international locations.
# Description of the Objects
The collection includes several types of collectibles:

* Lanciano postcards: There are several views of the town, including the Aragonese Tower (visible at the top left and center-left) and scenes of historical events such as the Mastrogiurato procession.
* Architecture and Art: A large-format postcard in the center shows the neogothic facade of the Basilica of Sant'Antonio di Padova in Istanbul, Turkey. In the top right there is a vintage satirical postcard depicting Europe through political caricatures.
* Advertising Material and Other Localities:
* An advertising postcard for the film "Sunday" (1997) by Jonathan Nossiter.
* Views of Silvi Marina ("The beautiful Beach").
* A multi-view postcard ("vedutine") of an unspecified location, similar to souvenir cards of spa or seaside towns.
* Historical Themes: Some images depict archaeological sites (such as pyramids or Egyptian temples) and the Great Wall of China, suggesting a thematic series on the "wonders of the world".
In general, the entire lot as shown could have a market value ranging from €30.00 to €60.00, depending on the exact dating of the Lanciano postcards and the rarity of the satirical postcard in the top right.
View the image for a proper impression.
Shipped by registered mail with trackable packaging

Details

Movie/TV series
Sunday
Number of objects
12
Subject
Movies and TV
Cast/production
David Suchet
Type
postcard
Additional information
Set of photographic postcards and a mixed film poster; Italian tourist subjects and
Period
Late 20th century
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent
ItalyVerified
177
Objects sold
100%
Private

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