World War I French Soldiers at "La Piaule 29" Photo Postcard Banknotes Reverse: Central large numeral within

Reverse: Central large numeral within wreath

Obverse: left facing Christ

TRESOR ROYAL 1750”Country: FranceYear: 1750Metal: CopperWeight approx

Obverse: portrait of Leopold II facing leftObverse legend: “LEOPOLD II KONING DER BELGEN L

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World War I French Soldiers at "La Piaule 29" Photo Postcard Banknotes Reverse: Central large numeral withinThis postcard shows a group of French soldiers during World War I, gathered in front of a building with a sign reading "La Piaule 29." The term "Piaule" is French slang for "room" or "hut," suggesting that this may have been a barracks. The casual poses and relaxed expressions of the soldiers hint at a lighthearted moment, possibly taken during a break or informal gathering. The soldiers are dressed in typical French military uniforms, reflecting the