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POSTCARD ALBUM

SKU: 40-611

$20.00

This is an album that would be useful for postcards or original photographs printed on postcard stock, as was the practice during WW I. It measures 9 5/8″ x 8″ x 1 1/4,” and has a light-colored fabric exterior. It also has a strap which, when secured, will keep the contents safe from exterior damage.
A total of forty-five (45) double-sided pages are inside the album. Each page will hold four postcards (two front and two back) for a total of one hundred-eighty (180) postcards.
This is not a period album, but one that I picked up in Germany a few years ago. It is a great way to store your postcards.

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This is an album that would be useful for postcards or original photographs printed on postcard stock, as was the practice during WW I. It measures 9 5/8″ x 8″ x 1 1/4,” and has a light-colored fabric exterior. It also has a strap which, when secured, will keep the contents safe from exterior damage.
A total of forty-five (45) double-sided pages are inside the album. Each page will hold four postcards (two front and two back) for a total of one hundred-eighty (180) postcards.
This is not a period album, but one that I picked up in Germany a few years ago. It is a great way to store your postcards.

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This is an album that would be useful for postcards or original photographs printed on postcard stock, as was the practice during WW I. It measures 9 5/8″ x 8″ x 1 1/4,” and has a light-colored fabric exterior. It also has a strap which, when secured, will keep the contents safe from exterior damage.
A total of forty-five (45) double-sided pages are inside the album. Each page will hold four postcards (two front and two back) for a total of one hundred-eighty (180) postcards.
This is not a period album, but one that I picked up in Germany a few years ago. It is a great way to store your postcards.

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