Algeria, Tunisia

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Two Algerian postcards posted by Edmonde Finich from Algeria to his wife in France, June 6, 1910.

Price: $60.00

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3 Algerian postcards written by a person named Raymond to his parents, July 5, 1925. They ran in succession but were never mailed.

Price: $90.00

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5 postcards written by a person named Rosette to her mother, Madame Bourlier in Paris between April-June, 1911.

Price: $150.00

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8 postcards with different military seals, mostly Algeria, with Morocco and Tunisa. Most early 20th century.

Price: $240.00

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5 postcards written from Bougie, Algeria in 1918-1919, by the same person but never posted or posted in a diplomatic pouch.

Price: $150.00

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Rare collection of 15 postcards by the Forces Militaire (F.M.) in Algeria, during the Independence War.

Price: $750.00

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14 Algerian postcards addressed to a Mr. Charles Herou, who resided at 26 Rue Bab. Azour, Alger. Dated 1902-1905.

Price: $400.00

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14 postcards featuring the colonial presence in Algeria, 1902-1917.

Price: $420.00

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5 colonial postcards of children weaving carpets in Algeria, 1904-1906.

Price: $150.00

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An archive of 54 adverts for Seneclauze wine produced in Oran, Agleria and marketed in France. The adverts contain an array of different formats. Some showing brochures, others on the back of postcards giving prices and other data. The postcard fronts range from fantasy to local wine making to Algerian types and habits. A rare collection, spanning 60 years beginning in 1906.

Price: $3100.00

Note: The roots of this operation begin in 1890 when Théodore Sénéclauze moved to Algeria and set up a wine business. After seven decades in Algeria, the family was forced to move and settled in Marseille in 1962.

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