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A classic vintage postcard from Suriname. It has no description so I don’t have an idea what is shows - there is only a nameless church on this card. I guess this postcard was made in 1970s because of quite old cars shown near this church. The card’s footer indicates that it was printed in US: “Product of Ali’s Drugstore, printed by Westford N.V., Par-bo Suriname 7980-57″ but it was sent from Suriname.
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2 Responses
steven
22|Jul|2007 1The postcard with the image of a church,is the Paul and Peter cathedral in Paramaribo.
armida
25|Aug|2008 2Hi, I like to comment about the Suriname postcard. The church is the largest
church ever build out of wood in south-america.
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