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1900s - Postcard Chocolait Kohler Horse-Drawn Carriages - Street Scene - Historical Photography - Early 20th Century Swiss Village Life
1900s - Postcard Chocolait Kohler Horse-Drawn Carriages - Street Scene - Historical Photography - Early 20th Century Swiss Village Life
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🕰️ Vintage from the 1900s
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📐 Dimensions: 14x9 cm (5.5x3.5 in)
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This is an evocative vintage postcard from the 1900s, featuring a lively street scene in Bérisal. The black and white image captures a bustling day with several horse-drawn carriages, some heavily loaded, suggesting transport of goods or passengers. In the foreground, people interact with the horses and vehicles, providing a glimpse into daily life at the turn of the century.
A prominent building on the right proudly displays 'Chocolait Kohler' (Chocolate Kohler) on its facade, indicating a local business. The scene includes a distinctive covered walkway connecting two structures, adding to the architectural interest. The reverse of the postcard includes multilingual labels such as 'Carte postale' (Postcard), 'Postkarte.' (Postcard), and 'Cartolina postale.' (Postcard), along with 'Nur für die Adresse.' (Only for the address), designed for correspondence.
A prominent building on the right proudly displays 'Chocolait Kohler' (Chocolate Kohler) on its facade, indicating a local business. The scene includes a distinctive covered walkway connecting two structures, adding to the architectural interest. The reverse of the postcard includes multilingual labels such as 'Carte postale' (Postcard), 'Postkarte.' (Postcard), and 'Cartolina postale.' (Postcard), along with 'Nur für die Adresse.' (Only for the address), designed for correspondence.
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