Early 20th century franked cover philately Arras Amiens 2 orange stamps

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Old postmarked envelope, dating from the early 20th century, sent from Arras to Amiens, addressed to the editor of the newspaper "Le Progrès de la Somme". The envelope bears two 25 centime orange "Semeuse" stamps, as well as legible postmarks. The sender's address "Léonce Divry" and several printed mentions are visible. The whole has a beautiful patina, typical of old correspondence, and signs of wear on the edges, including a small tear on the lower part.

Condition: Used item, sold as is. Presence of wear, marked corners and edges, but stamps and postmarks are clearly legible.

Did you know? Old postmarked envelopes are sought after for their historical and philatelic interest, bearing witness to postal exchanges and daily life in the early 20th century.

Perfect for stamp collectors, lovers of old mail, or to enrich a collection on French postal history. Also ideal as an original gift idea.

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Keywords: old envelope, philately, Semeuse stamps, Arras Amiens mail, early 20th century post, stamp collection, postal history, vintage mail

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