File:Romantic Bretagne postcard.jpg

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English: Romantic postcard of Bretagne with poetic french text. Picture of Mister and Misses Botrel with dog in Port Bland
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Source Postcard backside pre WW I
Author Émile Hamonic (postcard), text (Maria Auriol Feures?)
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