Italy - City & Landscape, Europe, Castles & Monuments, Maritime - Milan, Rome, Naples, Sorrento, Tivoli - Postcard (165) - 1929-1950

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A collection of 165 used Italian postcards from 1929 to 1950, featuring urban and landscape themes across Milan, Rome, Naples, Sorrento and Tivoli, with subjects of cities and landscapes, Europe, castles and monuments, and maritime themes, in good condition with signs of aging and minor corner cuts or edge damage.

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Here is a truly extraordinary collection of old Italian postcards. All are used and mostly from the time of World War II. You are invited to form your own impression from the detailed photos. There are also defective stamps and cards among them. A collection that is rarely offered in this way and a tremendous achievement by the collector.

Here is a truly extraordinary collection of old Italian postcards. All are used and mostly from the time of World War II. You are invited to form your own impression from the detailed photos. There are also defective stamps and cards among them. A collection that is rarely offered in this way and a tremendous achievement by the collector.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
165
Country of origin
Italy
Subject
Castles & Monuments, City & Landscape, Europe, Maritime
Theme detail/city
Milan, Rome, Naples, Sorrento, Tivoli
Year - youngest item
1950
Year - oldest item
1929
Condition
Fair condition, visible signs of aging & small cuts or broken corners
GermanyVerified
151
Objects sold
Private

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