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Polski: Tytuł: Radom - Ul. Kościelna.
Adres wydawniczy: Kraków : Wydawnictwo Salonu Malarzy Polskich, 1917 ([miejsce nieznane : drukarz nieznany])
Gatunek: pocztówka
Forma i typ: pocztówki
Opis fizyczny: [1] karta : ilustracja ; 9x14 cm
Na rewersie: Nr 6; 6480.

Date

1917

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