Grand Hotel Slave Postcard, c. 1900s

A monochrome postcard showing the entrance of the Grand Hotel Slave, with three figures standing outside. Shuttered windows, decorative iron balconies and wall-mounted lanterns frame the facade, while hotel and dining signage adds detail to the scene.

An atmospheric addition to a collection of hotel postcards, historic street scenes or travel ephemera, with architectural details and people captured together in a single view.

• Type: Hotel postcard
• Condition: Visible corner and edge wear, surface marks and age-related toning. The reverse shows scattered spotting and soiling. Please examine both photographs for the exact condition.
• Size: 9 × 14 cm (approximately 3.54 × 5.51 inches)
• Style: Monochrome photographic view
• Date: c. 1900s, seller's estimated dating; not independently verified
• Language: French printed text
• Postal use: Unwritten, with no stamp or postmark visible
• Item reference: HPC1

The date of the depicted scene may differ from the date this card was produced. Whether this is an original issue or a later reprint has not been established. The publisher and photographic printing process have not been confirmed.

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