France Postcard: Marseille Eglise des Reformes Monument des Mobiles XT3354

France Postcard: Marseille Eglise des Reformes Monument des Mobiles XT3354.


This early 20th-century black and white postcard features a prominent street scene in Marseille, France, showcasing the grand neo-Gothic architecture of the Eglise des Réformés with its twin spires. The foreground highlights the large Monument des Mobiles sculpture inside a fenced enclosure, surrounded by local pedestrians walking along the wide town avenue.

The postcard was published by Louis Reynaud and was made in France.

This postcard some slight surface wear.


This early to mid-20th-century sepia-toned postcard captures a coastal harbor scene at the outer port and the slipway for small traditional fishing boats in Ouistreham Riva-Bella, located in the Calvados department of Normandy, France. The detailed view shows several masted sailing vessels resting along the stone slipway structure with local figures observing from the quayside during a low tide.

The postcard was published by Combier and was made in France.

This postcard has very slight surface wear.


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