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POSTCARD – AIRPLANE FLYING OVER HOTEL – RESTAURANT

SKU: 42-07

$20.00

This postcard shows a naval seaplane flying over a German restaurant and hotel located by the water.

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This postcard shows a naval seaplane flying over a German restaurant and hotel located by the water.

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This postcard shows a naval seaplane flying over a German restaurant and hotel located by the water.

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