World Tour Postcard Album, 1907

An impressive early 20th century post card album featuring…
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An impressive early 20th century post card album featuring approx 950 postcards of a world trip which encompasses Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, America, Canada, United Kingdom, also with signed Maggie Papakura postcards, the last Aboriginals of Tasmania and some World War I battleship cards, circa 1907.

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