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Rouen. Cotton twisting
Author
Émile Delcourt (1841-)
Title
Rouen. Cotton twisting
Description
The buildings of a large factory face a street. At the base of a huge fireplace, the end of which is not visible, is inscribed 1864 surmounted by Mottet's "M" (founder of the twist). In front of the large entrance gate there is probably some of the staff. In the courtyard is a harnessed car. A few passers-by are on the same sidewalk
Date after 1904
date QS:P571,+1904-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1319,+1904-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium postcard black and white with a photograph
Place of creation Rue du Pré-de-la-Bataille, Rouen, France
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Title recto bottom left:

Rouen. Retorderie de cotons
[Rouen. Cotton twisting]

Caption recto bottom left:

A. Baillard Duboc & Hauville

Caption recto bottom right:

Cliché Delcourt. Moyenmoutier
Notes

This postcard is after 1904 (no space reserved for writing on the side of the photo)

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Source/Photographer CPA Rouen Retorderie de cotons Ets Baillard Duboc & Hauville. Edition Delcourt (in fr). Delcampe. Retrieved on 2021-03-09.
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