Belgium - Royalty - Belgian royal house - Postcard (105) - 1926-1935
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This Belgian lot of 105 postcards from 1926 to 1935 depicts the Belgian Royal Family, including Prince Leopold, Princess Astrid and their children, with a ten-card sepia series about King Albert’s death in 1934.
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This series of cards shows Prince Leopold and his engagement and marriage to Princess Astrid. Many cards feature the couple’s children: Josefine-Charlotte, Baudouin and Albert. There are photos of their childhood and also of their baptisms. There are also a few cards of visits around the country. Some childhood photos of Princess Astrid were sold in Belgium to benefit charities.
The cards are still in good condition despite being 100 years old. Some have been posted, as can be seen in the photos. There is also a series/booklet of 10 cards printed in sepia about the death of King Albert in 1934 at Marche-les-Dames. The cards can be sent by post or collected in person.
This series of cards shows Prince Leopold and his engagement and marriage to Princess Astrid. Many cards feature the couple’s children: Josefine-Charlotte, Baudouin and Albert. There are photos of their childhood and also of their baptisms. There are also a few cards of visits around the country. Some childhood photos of Princess Astrid were sold in Belgium to benefit charities.
The cards are still in good condition despite being 100 years old. Some have been posted, as can be seen in the photos. There is also a series/booklet of 10 cards printed in sepia about the death of King Albert in 1934 at Marche-les-Dames. The cards can be sent by post or collected in person.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
105
Country of origin
Belgium
Subject
Royalty
Theme detail/city
Belgian royal house
Year - youngest item
1935
Year - oldest item
1926
Condition
Fair condition, visible signs of aging & small cuts or broken corners
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