Algeria, Tunisia
52 colonial postcards of Bone, now known as Annaba. Algeria’s leading industrial city, it was one of the main French settlements, and it still has a sizeable minority of the "Pied-Noir". One notable pied-noir from Bône was General Alphonse Juin, a Marshal of France and then the Central European NATO Commander. Architectural, colonial and local arab interest. A number of cards from the War of Independence period.
Price: $1560.00
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34 colonial postcards of Blida and nearby Chiffa Gorge. Architectural, colonial and local arab interest. A number of cards from the War of Independence period. Blida is surrounded by a wall of considerable extent, pierced by six gates, and is further defended by Port Mimieh, crowning a steep hill on the left bank of the river. The nearby Chiffa gorge is one of the few habitats of the endangered Barbary macaque.
Price: $1020.00
86 colonial postcards of Biskra. Architectural, colonial and local arab interest. A number of cards from the War of Independence period. A garrison town, Biskra was again the scene of anti-French assaults during the Algerian War of Independence where house-to-house battles cost many lives.
Price: $2580.00
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