Belgium - Mons and the surrounding areas - Postcard (120) - 1900-1950





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Belgium, Mons and environs, a lot of 120 vintage postcards dating from 1900 to 1950 in reasonable condition.
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Belgium – Mons and surroundings (Hainaut) – Set of 120 postcards A collection of 120 old postcards dedicated to Mons and its surroundings, in the province of Hainaut, Belgium.
The views include notably the Grand-Place, the town hall, the belfry, the Collegiate Church of Sainte-Waudru, the streets and squares, panoramas, monuments and public buildings. There are also views of the surrounding areas, notably Nimy and Havré, as well as the famous Car d’Or.
A varied set of cards in black and white, sepia and color, bearing witness to the heritage and the life of Mons in days gone by.
Some cards are written, paid postage and canceled; others have not circulated.
Condition varies by card: signs of age and handling, yellowing, stains, rounded corners and some creases. The photographs allow appreciation of the subjects and the condition of the cards presented.
Belgium – Mons and surroundings (Hainaut) – Set of 120 postcards A collection of 120 old postcards dedicated to Mons and its surroundings, in the province of Hainaut, Belgium.
The views include notably the Grand-Place, the town hall, the belfry, the Collegiate Church of Sainte-Waudru, the streets and squares, panoramas, monuments and public buildings. There are also views of the surrounding areas, notably Nimy and Havré, as well as the famous Car d’Or.
A varied set of cards in black and white, sepia and color, bearing witness to the heritage and the life of Mons in days gone by.
Some cards are written, paid postage and canceled; others have not circulated.
Condition varies by card: signs of age and handling, yellowing, stains, rounded corners and some creases. The photographs allow appreciation of the subjects and the condition of the cards presented.

