Duo of old postcards illustrating two emblematic places in the Semois Valley in Belgium.
🔹 Florenville – Hôtel de France (1950s)
Advertising card depicting the facade of the Hôtel de France in Florenville, with period cars.
Printed and signed verso, serving as a reservation confirmation: full board price (200 francs/day/person + 10% service). A rare documentary piece related to the history of local hospitality. Dimensions: +/- 14.9 cm x 10.6 cm
🔹 Bouillon – View of the Pont de France (circa 1910-1920)
Card published by Ern. Thill (Brussels), series 2, no. 51, showing a picturesque view of the Pont de France framed by the castle arch. Aesthetic composition with period tram and traffic. Dimensions: +/- 14 cm x 8.7 cm
📌 Period: early 20th century (Bouillon) & 1950s (Florenville)
📌 Theme: Semois Valley, tourism, hospitality
📌 Condition: good overall condition, slight signs of age
An original lot that will appeal to lovers of the Semois Valley, tourism history, and iconography of the Belgian Ardennes.
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