Romania 1898 Litho “Salutări din România” Illustrated Postcard – Cotroceni Palace & Metropolitan Hill, Bucharest Carol Gobl
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Attractive multi-view chromolithographed postcard depicting Cotroceni Palace and the Metropolitan Hill in Bucharest
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A charming late 19th-century Romanian multi-view postcard titled “Salutări din România” (“Greetings from Romania”), illustrating two key Bucharest landmarks:
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Palatul Cotroceni – the royal residence of King Carol I, shown with a horse-drawn carriage.
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Mitropolia – the historic Patriarchal Hill with its monumental columns and promenading figures.
| Postcards By Condition | Used / Mailed |
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| Postcards By Condition | Romania |
| Postcards By Condition | Litho |
| Postcards By Condition | Europe |
| Postcards By Condition | Printed / Lithographic |
| Postcards By Condition | City Views |
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