Igli - Groupe d'Israélites

Front Text - 2J. Geiser - Alger.;Text on the back -Carte Postale:La Correspondance de ce côté n'est pas acceptée par tous les pays. (Se renseigner à la poste). Correspondance - Adresse;Back Printed Text Translation - Postcard:The Correspondence on this side is not accepted by all the countries. (Get informations in the post office). Correspondence - Address;Production period - beginning of the 20th century;Front Period - beginning of the 20th century;Category - Jewish types;Description - This horizontal postcard depicts a photograph of a group of Jews from Igli, a settlement in the Sahara Desert of western Algeria. The group, which may be a family, is constituted of men, women and children, all traditionally dressed: the men wear the burnous (long cloak with a hood) and the fez (hat in the shape of a truncated cone) or the turban. Women are covered in a white veil and wear a lot of jewels. [S.H];Back Handwritten Text - 48;Stamp Place on postcard - top right corner of back;Stamp Origin - French Republic (Republic);Post office marks Languages Of Text - French