1910s - Vintage Liège Postcard Book - Historic Belgian Cityscape Views and Landmarks - Collectible European Travel Souvenir Album

This collectible postcard album presents a fascinating glimpse into Liège, Belgium, during the 1910s. Each page features a monochrome photograph capturing the city's significant landmarks and daily life. Key views include the 'Palais de Justice et Place St. Lambert' (Palace of Justice and St. Lambert Square), bustling with early trams and pedestrians, and the impressive 'Cathédrale St. Paul' (St. Paul's Cathedral), where an early automobile can be spotted.

Other notable scenes showcase the architectural elegance of 'Pont de Fragnée' (Fragnée Bridge) and 'Le Pont des Arches' (The Arches Bridge), spanning the river. The album also features the grand 'Hôtel du Gouvernement Provincial' (Provincial Government Hotel) and scenic 'Quais de la Goffe et de la Batte' (Quays of la Goffe and la Batte), depicting waterfront activity. A panoramic view of the city and the majestic 'Statue de Charlemagne' (Statue of Charlemagne) complete this historical visual journey, offering a unique perspective on early 20th-century urban life in Liège.