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Postcards > Europe > Poland > Lower Silesian Voivodship / Dolnoslaskie > Jelenia Góra  Click here for Jelenia Góra Email Alert
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Am Tagernsee Egern-Rottach Bad Wiessee Old Postcard MAP
Germany Vintage B/W Real Photo Postcard. Bavaria. Lake. Map. Am Tagernsee, Egern-Rottach, Bad Wiessee. Schinder, Wallberg, Blanken-St. Setzberg, Halser-St., Blauberge, Schilden-St., Leonhard-St. Hirschberg. Mountains. Published by Peter Triem |  | Item 35857
Poland OldPostcard JELENIA GORA Hirschberg Widok Ogolny
Old B/W Postcard. Jelenia Gora. Widok Ogolny. General View. Jelenia Góra (German Hirschberg) is a town in south-western Poland. Prior to World War 2 it was one of the larger cities in the Eastern German state of Silesia. The name means Deer mountain in Polish and German.
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Poland 1930 Old B/W Postcard Boberrohrsdorf-Hirschberg
Old B/W Postcard. Turmsteinbaude an der Talsperre. Boberroehrsdorf Hirschberg im Riesengebirge. Boberröhrsdorf-Hirschberg. BRIDGE. Sent from Schlesien. Jelenia Góra (German Hirschberg) is a town in south-western Poland. Prior to World War 2 it was one of the larger cities in the Eastern German state of Silesia. The name means Deer mountain in Polish and German.
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Poland 1953 Old Postcard JELENIA GORA Hirschberg BRIDGE
Early B/W Postcard. Jelenia Gora, Schronisko "Perla Zachodu". Bridge, River, Trees. Novelty - open the picture, inner page shows - Dolnsl Spoldz Turyst z.o.u. Wroclaw Jeleni PKZG O/20b z.66 9.VI.50. M-1-20584 n20.000. Jelenia G�ra (German Hirschberg) is a town in south-western Poland. Prior to World War 2 it was one of the larger cities in the Eastern German state of Silesia. The name means Deer mountain in Polish and German.
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