TN 408
Rare postcard of Pere de Foucauld at Targui.
Price: $40.00
Algeria, Tunisia
TN 407
Two postcards of the Insurrection de Margueritte.
Price: $80.00
NOTE: Margueritte's insurrection,which occurred in April 1901 in French Algeria, was an indigenous revolt against the colonial order that resulted in the deaths of five Europeans. The ensuing repression targeted 87 people, profoundly marking the colonial history of the region.
TN 406
3 early colonial postcards of colonial Oran. Colonial interest.
Price: $90.00
TN 405
6 colonial postcards of Cherchell, a former Roman colony and the capitals of Numidia and Mauretania. Architectural interest, with one postcards used during the Independence transitioning period .
Price: $180.00
TN 404
2 colonial postcards of Constantine. Military and local arab interest.
Price: $60.00
TN 403
2 colonial postcards of Colomb-Bechar, Algeria (called Bechar post-independence). Colonial, military interest.
Price: $60.00
TN 402
7 colonial postcards of Colea (Kolea), located in the northeast, was a military centre, with four forts in the area. Architectural and military interest.
Price: $210.00
TN 401
2 French postcards of El-Kantara, Algeria. The 1911 Baedeker travel guide described it as "one of the most important caravan-stations in E. Algeria."
Price: $60.00
TN 400
2 colonial postcards of Djelfa, Algeria. Colonial and arab interest. During Philippe Pétain's period, a concentration camp was placed in Djelfa.
Price: $60.00
TN 399
3 colonial postcards of Batna. Architectural, colonial and local arab interest. Some cards from the War of Independence period. The Algerian revolution started at Batna under the chairmanship of Batnéen Mustapha Benboulaïd (FLN). Batna was the first military region of Algeria (zone 1) (1954–1962). On the night of November 1, 1954, the barracks of the city of Batna were attacked by the mujahedeen. Batna was the command headquarters of the Algerian revolution until independence.
Price: $90.00