WWI RPPC Damaged Army Artillery Wagon 310-602 Provisional Engineers France

This original real photo postcard from the early 20th century captures a compelling scene of a damaged army artillery wagon, likely from the World War I era (1900-1919). The sepia-toned image vividly depicts the wooden spoked wheels and the artillery carriage in a field setting, providing an authentic glimpse into military equipment and battlefield aftermath. Its historical value is enhanced by the detailed view of the artillery's construction and the surrounding debris, which tell a story of wartime conditions.Measuring the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches, this postcard is a fine example of Real Photo Postcards (RPPC), valued by collectors for their photographic detail and historical authenticity. The postcard features a small circular stamp or logo at the bottom right corner, adding to its period character. Its unposted back confirms it was likely kept as a collector's item or souvenir. This postcard is an excellent addition for those interested in military history, WWI memorabilia, and vintage photographic postcards, highlighting the Corps & Regiments theme with a unique, evocative image of army artillery.

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