Gruß aus Buczacz. Pozdrowienie z Buczacza

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Front Text - Buczacz während des Krieges. 3. Maigasse zerstört. Buczacz podczas wojny. Ul. 3 Maja zniszczona. Fot. Nussenbaum, Buczacz.;Text on the back -[Stamped:] K. u. K. Inft. Reg. No. 65. komp, Filipp Schwarz, Stanislau;Production period - Before ??/4/1916;Front Period - Before ??/4/1916;Category - Street;Description - A horizontal postcard depicting a street with people and buildings on it. [S.B.A.];Back Description - A divided back. On the upper right a military unit stamp. Below a round post office mark. On both sides hand written text. On the left rim the publisher's name. On the bottom a handwritten text probably by the collector.;Back Handwritten Text - [...] 1916 IV [...];Post office marks Origin - Hungary (Empire);Post office marks Languages Of Text - Hungarian

Title Gruß aus Buczacz. Pozdrowienie z Buczacza.
Persons Greetings from Buchach. Buchach during the war. 3 of May street destroyed. Phot. Nussenbaum, Buchach
Greetings from Buchach: Buchach during the war
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