This is a rare set of 80+ unposted postcards from a New England collection. I was told that these postcards were from the early part of the 1920s collected as part of a Grand Tour. This particular box comes with 80+ unposted postcards and a blue box labeled Brittany IV. I cannot confirm that all cards in the box are of Brittany. The cards photographed are the cards included. They have wear commensurate with age, but look generally well cared for.
This listing is for a single mixed lot of early 20th‑century Brittany postcards, all housed in the original “Brittany IV” box. The collection includes cards from several well‑known French publishers, along with additional regional views.
Contents of the Box
27 Lévy et Neurdein (LL) postcards High‑quality photographic views from one of France’s major postcard publishers, active in the early 1900s. Known for sharp images and strong documentation of French towns and landmarks.
36 Laurent‑Nel postcards (perforated)Produced by the Rennes‑based publisher Laurent‑Nel, noted for extensive coverage of Brittany.
7 Musée de Morlaix postcards Early museum‑issued cards.
2 Guérin (Saint‑Malo) postcards Scarcer regional publisher specializing in Saint‑Malo and surrounding coastal areas.
10 assorted postcards without publisher imprint Early views from unidentified publishers; all period originals.
General Features
All cards are early 20th century
Unposted unless otherwise noted
Standard 3.5 × 5.5 inch postcard format
The original “Brittany IV” box is included (shows typical age wear)
Total Quantity
This is a substantial mixed lot ideal for collectors of Brittany, French regional photography, Lévy et Neurdein, Laurent‑Nel, or early European postcards.
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