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Germany Old Poscard Sanssouci Potsdam Muehle - WINDMILL
Vintage German Real Photo Photographic Picture Postcard of Windmill - The Historical Mill (Historische Windmühle) is located very close to the Sanssouci Castle. It is famous because of an argument between the miller and Frederick II of Prussia (Friedrich der Grosse). Published by I.W.B.
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Germany Old R.P. Poscard - Sanssouci Potsdam - WINDMILL
Vintage German Real Photo Photographic Picture Postcard of Windmill - The Historical Mill (Historische Windmühle) is located very close to the Sanssouci Castle. It is famous because of an argument between the miller and Frederick II of Prussia (Friedrich der Grosse). Published by Staatliche Bildstelle
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Germany Old Postcard Sommerfrische SENFTENBERG Kremstal
Vintage B/W Postcard. Sommerfrische Senftenberg, N.-Oe. Kremstal. Gastwirtschaft J. Hintenberger. Ziegelwerke, Flussbad. Panorama. General View. Senftenberg, sorbian Zły Komorow, is a town in southern Brandenburg, Germany, capital of the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district. It is situated on the river Schwarze Elster, approx. 20 km northwest of Hoyerswerda, and 35 km southwest of Cottbus.
Published by Verlag J. Hintenberger, Senftenberg
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Germany Postcard POTSDAM Mausoleum Kaiser Friedrich III
Vintage Old Undivided Back B/W Postcard. Potsdam. Mausoleum Kaiser Friedrich III. Published by A. Steinbrueck, Charlottenburg II - Berlin
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Germany Potsdam Old BW Postcard In SANSSOUCI Marmorsaal
Early German B/W Postcard. Potsdam / Sanssouci Schloss. Marmorsaal. Interior. Sanssouci (French "without cares") is the Palace and surrounding Park built in Potsdam, Germany by Frederick the Great. The Sanssouci Palace itself was built between 1745 and 1747; Voltaire once stayed there. A number of other palaces and sites are also part of Sanssouci, including the Neues Palais (New Palace) built in the late eighteenth century in imitation of the Versailles Palace.
Published by Staatliche Bildstelle
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Germany Potsdam Old Postcard SANSSOUCI SCHLOSS Interior
Early Real Photo B/W Postcard. Potsdam, Sanssouci Schloss. Kleine Galerie. Sanssouci (French "without cares") is the Palace and surrounding Park built in Potsdam, Germany by Frederick the Great. The Sanssouci Palace itself was built between 1745 and 1747; Voltaire once stayed there. A number of other palaces and sites are also part of Sanssouci, including the Neues Palais (New Palace) built in the late eighteenth century in imitation of the Versailles Palace.
Published by Deutscher Kunstverlag Berlin W8
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Germany Old Sepia Postcard POTSDAM Communs General View
Early B/W Postcard. Potsdam - Communs. Sent to London.
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Germany WW1 Old Postcard COTTBUS Spremberger Turm TOWER
Early Hand Tinted Colour Postcard. Cottbus - Spremberger Turm, Tower. Street Scene. Field Post. No.1 Watermelon & cachet on back. Shopfront - Cigarren, Cafe, J. Zimhermann. Cottbus (Sorbian: Chośebuz, Polish: Chociebuż, Czech: Chotěbuz, archaic German: Kottbus) is a city in Brandenburg, Germany, situated around 125 km southeast of Berlin on the Spree river. As of 30 June 2004, its population is 107,075.
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Germany Potsdam 1957 Old Postcard SANSSOUCI Drachenhaus
Early B/W Real Photo Postcard. Potsdam, Sanssouci, Drachenhaus. Dragon House tower. . Sent from Jessnitz. 5pf x 2
Sanssouci (French "without cares") is the Palace and surrounding Park built in Potsdam, Germany by Frederick the Great. The Sanssouci Palace itself was built between 1745 and 1747; Voltaire once stayed there. A number of other palaces and sites are also part of Sanssouci, including the Neues Palais (New Palace) built in the late eighteenth century in imitation of the Versailles Palace.
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Germany Potsdam 1931 Old Postcard - SANSSOUCI Terrassen
Early B/W Real Photo Postcard. Potsdam - Castle Schloss Sanssouci mit den Terrassen und neuen Anlagen. Airplane cachet / Luftpost!. Sent to England. Sanssouci (French "without cares") is the Palace and surrounding Park built in Potsdam, Germany by Frederick the Great. The Sanssouci Palace itself was built between 1745 and 1747; Voltaire once stayed there. A number of other palaces and sites are also part of Sanssouci, including the Neues Palais (New Palace) built in the late eighteenth century in imitation of the Versailles Palace.
Published by I.W.B.
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Germany 1905 Old Postcard - POTSDAM CASTLE Neues Palais
Potsdam, Neues Palais, Blick auf die Terrasse. Palace. Sent to Edinburgh, Scotland / Redirected. 10pf Germania
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Germany Brandenburg 1929 Postcard - FRIESACK Mark Burg
Friesack, Mark. Burg, Nordseite. Sent from Friesack Mark to Berlin. 8of
Friesack ist eine Stadt im Landkreis Havelland in Brandenburg.
Published by Hedwig Bode, Photogr. Atelier, Friesack.
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Germany Potsdam Old R.P. Postcard SANSSOUCI Aerial View
Potsdam, Schloss Sanssouci. Fliegerfoto aus etwa 150m Hoehe. "Neues Palais" commemorative cachet. Sanssouci (French "without cares") is the Palace and surrounding Park built in Potsdam, Germany by Frederick the Great. The Sanssouci Palace itself was built between 1745 and 1747; Voltaire once stayed there. A number of other palaces and sites are also part of Sanssouci, including the Neues Palais (New Palace) built in the late eighteenth century in imitation of the Versailles Palace.
Published by Industrie-Fotografen Klinke & Co., Berlin W 8, Leipzigerstr. 24.
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Germany Postcard POTSDAM In Neues Palais Jaspisgalerie
Potsdam, Neues Palais, Jaspisgalerie.
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Germany Postcard POTSDAM - Neues Palais Ovales Kabinett
Potsdam, Neues Palais. Ovales Kabinett. Published by Deutscher Kunstverlag
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Germany 1908 Old Postcard Pony Prinz Wilhelm Sanssouci
Early German Deutschland Real Photograph Picture Post card. Little Boy Prinz Wilhelm with Crown sitting on a Horse Cart, im Park von Sanssouci, Charlottenburg, Berlin, Potsdam. Published by 1890 Verlag Von Gust. Liersch & Co. Berlin S.W. Angef. v.d. N.P.G. Steglitz 1908
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