Italy - Cairo in Milan - Postcard (19) - 1906-1906





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Italy, Il Cairo a Milano, a lot of 19 color postcards from the 1906 Milan Exposition, published by Stabilimento Luigi Malvezzi & C. of Milan, all different and in excellent condition.
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Lotto 19 color postcards "The Cairo in Milan" Exhibition 1906 - Ed. Malvezzi
Rare lot of 19 historical color postcards from the period, all different from each other and in color, dedicated to the famous pavilion "The Cairo in Milan," created on the occasion of the 1906 International Exposition at Sempione.
All the postcards in the lot are published by the prestigious Luigi Malvezzi & C. of Milan. The series faithfully documents the exotic architectures rebuilt, the lively streets, the characters and traditional costumes of this spectacular attraction.
Condition: new, uncirculated (never circulated, without writings, stamps or postmarks), front/back in excellent condition, the back is clean, free of stains, foxing or mold, corners intact, 19 subjects all different (no duplicates), which form a very rich panorama of the pavilion.
All the postcards front and back are included in the photo gallery.
Lotto 19 color postcards "The Cairo in Milan" Exhibition 1906 - Ed. Malvezzi
Rare lot of 19 historical color postcards from the period, all different from each other and in color, dedicated to the famous pavilion "The Cairo in Milan," created on the occasion of the 1906 International Exposition at Sempione.
All the postcards in the lot are published by the prestigious Luigi Malvezzi & C. of Milan. The series faithfully documents the exotic architectures rebuilt, the lively streets, the characters and traditional costumes of this spectacular attraction.
Condition: new, uncirculated (never circulated, without writings, stamps or postmarks), front/back in excellent condition, the back is clean, free of stains, foxing or mold, corners intact, 19 subjects all different (no duplicates), which form a very rich panorama of the pavilion.
All the postcards front and back are included in the photo gallery.

