File:Dinan and the River Rance. 848 (NBY 420262).jpg

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English: Series " Bretagne " 848 P. Oilette postcard depicting a scene of Dinan and the River Rance.
Date Unknown date
Source https://collections.carli.illinois.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/nby_teich/id/420264
Author Unknown authorUnknown author
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Archival Collection
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Leonard A. Lauder collection of Raphael Tuck & Sons postcards
Decade
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1900/1909
Contributors
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Long, L.M.
Place
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France--Dinan
City
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Dinan
Subject
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Rivers Bridges
Subcategory
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River Scenes--River Front Bldg. Bridges--Viaducts
Production Number
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LL1141

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