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Deutsch: Postkarte 1902, Dreikaisereck in Mysłowice
English: Postcard sent from Mysłowice (Prussian Silesia, now in Poland) to Merseburg (Prussian Saxony) on 10 March 1902. The additional stamps from Austria and Russia seem to be added, and have earlier postmarks.
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Author David Wintzer

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Austrian stamp: probably

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Russian stamp: probably

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