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Bex et la Dent du Midi, Vaud, 1903 - Comptoir de Phototypie CPA
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@andre123 It's good to have postcards of the smaller towns and villages. I imagine that there are great views from around there.
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@andre123 It's good to have postcards of the smaller towns and villages. I imagine that there are great views from around there.
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@andre123 A tough climb! I have a few cards showing the Dent du Midi and the lake, and a few others of Bex. I've always liked early Swiss cards.
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@andre123 A tough climb! I have a few cards showing the Dent du Midi and the lake, and a few others of Bex. I've always liked early Swiss cards.
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