Egypt Postcard 209
Item
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Egypt postcard #
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Egypt Postcard 209
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Orientation
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Vertical
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Image Type
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Photograph (matte)
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Color
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Sepia
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Site/Location
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Karnak
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Keywords
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Temple
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People (Egyptians in traditional clothing)
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Wall painting/carving
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Hieroglyphic inscription
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Studio
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Unspecified
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Reverse Header
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Post Card (no hyphen)
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Language(s) used
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English
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Address Line(s) (Reverse)
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No
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Presence of Stamp Box
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Yes
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Presence of Center Divider
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Yes
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Reverse textual description of the image
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Laborers Excavating at the Temple of Ammon, Karnak, Egypt.—Ammon was the Greek God of happiness, and this magnificent temple was erected to him by the Greeks. The Greeks were idolators and Ammon was the greatest idol, as he was credited with being Lord of Heaven and earth.
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Penciled Pricing
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15
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Notes
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Aside from the center divider, the postcard's format doesn't adhere to either of the given possible formats. In consideration of the presence of English, it suggests this is an unspecified British postcard format.
Egypt_Postcard_209.pdf