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  • yeoldcuriocabinet
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    I like these 2 cards but they total stumped me as I have not been able to identify what is going on. There appear to be part of the same set and appear to have J de Vroege? written on them in different hands after they were printed. Cards could be French as they have Carte Postale backs. Both are unused and have no publisher detailed.

    Not a lot to go on, but if any body can help me with a title or artist then I would love to know.
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    I like these 2 cards but they total stumped me as I have not been able to identify what is going on. There appear to be part of the same set and appear to have J de Vroege? written on them in different hands after they were printed. Cards could be French as they have Carte Postale backs. Both are unused and have no publisher detailed.

    Not a lot to go on, but if any body can help me with a title or artist then I would love to know.
    • Created on Jul 11, 2012 at 5:26 AM
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    This information is no longer available because the user’s account has been deleted (GDPR)
  • xtf70
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    I like these 2 cards but they total stumped me as I have not been able to identify what is going on. There appear to be part of the same set and appear to have J de Vroege? written on them in different hands after they were printed. Cards could be French as they have Carte Postale backs. Both are unused and have no publisher detailed.

    Not a lot to go on, but if any body can help me with a title or artist then I would love to know.
    • Created on Jul 11, 2012 at 5:26 AM
    • #393802
    'Carte Postale' could be a red herring as many cards are marked as such in accordance with UPU regulations, in much the same way as postage due was always labelled 'Timbre Tax'
  • mainlypostcards
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    'Carte Postale' could be a red herring as many cards are marked as such in accordance with UPU regulations, in much the same way as postage due was always labelled 'Timbre Tax'
    • Created on Jul 12, 2012 at 2:41 AM
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    De Vroege is a very Dutch/Flemish name though - possibly they originate in Belgium.

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