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Old Suzhou - Fifteen Joined-Postcard Sets, 1990s

Old Suzhou - Fifteen Joined-Postcard Sets, 1990s

Historic City Postcard Set
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Historic City Postcard Set
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A collection of fifteen joined-postcard sets devoted to historic images of Suzhou. Issued during the 1990s, the group combines urban visual history, photographic reproduction and postal-paper design in an easily handled format.

Contents: Fifteen joined-postcard sets sold together; the exact number of cards per set is not stated by the source.

Format / material: Printed postal card stock; exact dimensions were not supplied.

Edition: 1990s issue; no publisher, limitation, serial number or signature stated.

Condition: graded 9/10; photographs form the available condition record.

Purchase transfers the physical postcards only; no copyright or reproduction rights are included.

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