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postcard, Rigascher Strand - Riga's Jurmala. Fish seller. Publisher: Hebensperger & Co., Riga Series No.150 Posted from Riga to Moscow in 1901., Latvia, Russia, beginning of 20th cent., 14х9 cm

postcard, Rigascher Strand - Riga's Jurmala. Fish seller. Publisher: Hebensperger & Co., Riga Series No.150 Posted from Riga to Moscow in 1901., Latvia, Russia, beginning of 20th cent., 14х9 cm

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printed work form:	postcard
title:	Rigascher Strand - Riga's Jurmala. Fish seller. Publisher: Hebensperger & Co., Riga Series No.150 Posted from Riga to Moscow in 1901.
country:	Latvia
country:	Russia
language:	russian
language:	latvian
period of impression:	beginning of 20th cent.
dimensions:	14х9

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postcard, Rigascher Strand - Riga's Jurmala. Fish seller. Publisher: Hebensperger & Co., Riga Series No.150 Posted from Riga to Moscow in 1901., Latvia, Russia, beginning of 20th cent., 14х9 cm