WWI RPPC Army Ruins Motorcycle & Sidecar 310-602 Provisional Engineers France

This authentic World War I era real photo postcard captures a poignant scene of army activity amid war-torn ruins. The image features a soldier riding a motorcycle with a sidecar along a dirt road, followed by a mounted cavalryman and an early military vehicle, set against a backdrop of devastated buildings and a barren landscape. The photograph is a rare glimpse into the harsh realities of the battlefield during the 1900-1919 period, highlighting the military corps and regiments in action.Printed as a genuine real photo postcard (RPPC) on standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch cardstock, this piece offers excellent historical and collectible value. Marked with an R.T.O. stamp and a period number "72," it evokes the era's military documentation style. Collectors interested in vintage army memorabilia, wartime photography, and early motorized military transport will find this postcard especially compelling. A unique addition to any historical postcard collection focusing on World War I and military regiments.

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