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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
3 giorni fa

MURA DI LUCCA - CORTINA S. COLOMBANO CON VEDUTA DEL CORSO GARIBALDI

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MURA DI LUCCA - CORTINA S. COLOMBANO CON VEDUTA DEL CORSO GARIBALDI

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC025341

The image depicts an aged postcard with a sepia-toned photograph on the front. The scene in the photo appears to be from early 20th-century Italy, showcasing Cortina S. Colombano and its view of Corso Garibaldi as indicated by hand-written text at the bottom right corner. The street is lined with bare deciduous trees along both sides, leading towards a building on the left which seems partially obscured by foliage or smoke from chimneys in the distance. There's also another structure resembling an arched gateway ahead. The top of the postcard features handwritten and printed information: "Corta S. Colombano con veduta del Corso Garibaldi" is hand-written, indicating a connection to Cortina di Lucca with a view of Corso Garibaldi, while the typed text reads as an address or identification number: "Co., Lipsia. 14186 Dr. Trenkler Co." The bottom left corner has additional handwritten annotation in red ink that appears personal and possibly not intended for public viewing. The backg

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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
3 giorni fa

MURA DI LUCCA - CORTINA S. COLOMBANO CON VEDUTA DEL CORSO GARIBALDI

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MURA DI LUCCA - CORTINA S. COLOMBANO CON VEDUTA DEL CORSO GARIBALDI

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC025342

The image displays a vintage postcard depicting an outdoor scene. It appears to be from the late 19th or early 20th century, judging by its style and design. The card shows a wide road leading through what seems like a park with several leafless trees lining both sides. On one side of the road stands a line of buildings that could possibly be residential homes or small structures associated with the area's upkeep. The upper part of the postcard has handwritten cursive text, which is not in English but appears to be Italian due to references such as "Cortina S. Colombano" and "Corso Garibaldi." The handwriting suggests personal correspondence rather than a formal message or announcement. On the bottom right corner of the card, there's additional printed script that reads: 'MURA DI LUCCA - CORTINA S. COLOMBANO CON VEDUTA DEL CORSO GARIBALDI.' This text is indicative of the location and subject matter associated with this postcard—Lucca (Murad) in Lucca, Cortina San Colombano, and a

#photography #ferrocandilera #english #italian #toscana #lucca #corsogaribaldi #cortinasancolombano #cortinascolombano

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